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Two Hitler Youth who have surrendered to Allied Forces, Germany, 1945. (Photo by © CORBIS/Corbis via Getty Images)

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Innocence under fire: how children were used in warfare of the past

A 'teacher' in Milgram's study is instructed to administer an electric shock to a 'learner'.

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A plane crashes into the South Tower of the World Trade Center

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US secretary of state William Seward (seated left) signs the agreement to buy Alaska from Russia in 1867

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The Statue of Liberty against a blue sky

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John F Kennedy with US Army officials during the Cuban missile crisis

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Theodore Roosevelt visiting a US army camp, c1918. (Photo by The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images)

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Scientists Frederic Joliot-Curie and his wife, Irene, at work in their Paris laboratory in December 1932. The couple were among a wide-ranging group of scientists whose work paved the way for the atomic bomb. (Photo by Keystone-France/Gamma-Keystone via Getty Images)

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A runner is helped across a finish line

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Medal winners on a podium

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George Westinghouse, Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla

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Watergate in 100 days: how President Nixon fell

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A drag queen applies lipstick in this 1959 photograph

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A photograph of President John Quincy Adams

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A UFO photographed in New Mexico by a government employee. The image was released by the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization after careful study. It is unknown what the image shows.(Photo by Getty Images)

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Tulsa race massacre: A man surveys the wreckage of homes in the Oklahoma city of Tulsa, June 1921. Two days of racist violence and destruction left what had been one of the United States’ wealthiest black communities in ruins

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