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ADOLF HITLER with German soldiers in Poland in 1939-stock-photo
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On the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, the Brno City Museum has prepared the opening of the exhibition 'Chapel of Crosses. The dramatic journey from baroque piety to totalitarian ideology', pictured on April 24, 2025, at Spilberk Castle in Brno, Czech Republic. During World War II, the Wehrmacht turned the chapel into a propaganda space with Nazi symbols. On the photo is seen a destroyed bust of Adolf Hitler. (CTK Photo/Patrik Uhlir)-stock-photo
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Graves of the Mitford Sisters and other family, Swinbrook churchyard, Oxfordshire, UK-stock-photo
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Grave of Nancy Mitford, Swinbrook churchyard, Oxfordshire, UK-stock-photo
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Grave of Unity Mitford, Swinbrook churchyard, Oxfordshire, UK-stock-photo
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Grave of Diana Mosley, née Mitford, Swinbrook churchyard, Oxfordshire, UK-stock-photo
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April 5, 2025, New York City, New York, United States: A protester holds posters comparing Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler during the Hands Off! demonstration. The protest was part of the nationwide 'Hands Off!'' movement, which organized more than over 1,000 demonstrations across major U.S. cities including Chicago, Boston, and Washington. Protesters gathered to oppose recent government cuts and policies led by President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk. (Credit Image: © Katie G. Nelson/SOPA Images via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-photo
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A protester holds posters comparing Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler during the Hands Off! demonstration. The protest was part of the nationwide “Hands Off!” movement, which organized more than over 1,000 demonstrations across major U.S. cities including Chicago, Boston, and Washington. Protesters gathered to oppose recent government cuts and policies led by President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk.-stock-photo
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Armenia, Yerevan, Vernissage market, books-stock-photo
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London, UK. 29th Mar, 2025. A protester holds his sign front of the Tesla logo outside the Tesla dealership during the demonstration in London. Tesla Takedown UK activists gathered outside the Tesla dealership to join the Global Day of Action in London. Protesters call for boycott against Elon Musk owned Tesla electric car company. Because of the billionaire recent involvement of the American and the world politics. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Hässleholm, Skåne, Sweden. March 27 2025. Making History by Stephen Fry.-stock-photo
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La Linea de la Concepcion, Spain - Mar 26, 2025: This bunker at La Linea de la Concepcion was constructed by the Franco-regime in the early forties ag-stock-photo
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La Linea de la Concepcion, Spain - Mar 26, 2025: This bunker at La Linea de la Concepcion was constructed by the Franco-regime in the early forties ag-stock-photo
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La Linea de la Concepcion, Spain - Mar 26, 2025: This bunker at La Linea de la Concepcion was constructed by the Franco-regime in the early forties ag-stock-photo
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Tarifa, Spain - Mar 25, 2025: This bunker at Tarifa was constructed by the Franco-regime in the early forties against a possible Allied invasion. Sunn-stock-photo
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Algeciras, Spain - Mar 18, 2025: This bunker was constructed by the Franco-regime in the early forties against a possible Allied invasion. Sunny sprin-stock-photo
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Algeciras, Spain - Mar 18, 2025: This bunker was constructed by the Franco-regime in the early forties against a possible Allied invasion. Sunny sprin-stock-photo
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Algeciras, Spain - Mar 18, 2025: This bunker at Punta Getares was constructed by the Franco-regime in the early forties against a possible Allied inva-stock-photo
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Adolf Hitler hairstyle and moustache. Characteristic attributes of the Nazi Fuhrer. Flat illustration isolated on white background.-stock-photo
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William Patrick Stuart-Houston (né Hitler), was the son of Alois Hitler Jr and the half-nephew of Adolf Hitler. In 1911, Alois and his Irish wife Bridget moved to an apartment in Stanhope Street in Liverpool where William Patrick was born. He joined the US Navy in WW2 and the house in Liverpool was flattened during the last bombing raid of the war.-stock-photo
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Adolf Hitler hairstyle and moustache. Characteristic attributes of the Nazi Fuhrer. Flat vector illustration isolated on white background.-stock-photo
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Cartagena, Spain - Mar 9, 2025: The coastal battery of Santa Ana Acasamatada is constructed by the Franco-regime in the forties against a possible All-stock-photo
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Cartagena, Spain - Mar 9, 2025: The coastal battery of Santa Ana Acasamatada is constructed by the Franco-regime in the forties against a possible All-stock-photo
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Cartagena, Spain - Mar 9, 2025: The coastal battery of Santa Ana Acasamatada is constructed by the Franco-regime in the forties against a possible All-stock-photo
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Cartagena, Spain - Mar 9, 2025: The coastal battery of Santa Ana Acasamatada is constructed by the Franco-regime in the forties against a possible All-stock-photo
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Cartagena, Spain - Mar 9, 2025: The coastal battery of Santa Ana Acasamatada is constructed by the Franco-regime in the forties against a possible All-stock-photo
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Cartagena, Spain - Mar 9, 2025: The coastal battery of Santa Ana Acasamatada is constructed by the Franco-regime in the forties against a possible All-stock-photo
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Cartagena, Spain - Mar 9, 2025: The coastal battery of Santa Ana Acasamatada is constructed by the Franco-regime in the forties against a possible All-stock-photo
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Cartagena, Spain - Mar 9, 2025: The coastal battery of Santa Ana Acasamatada is constructed by the Franco-regime in the forties against a possible All-stock-photo
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Cartagena, Spain - Mar 9, 2025: The coastal battery of Santa Ana Acasamatada is constructed by the Franco-regime in the forties against a possible All-stock-photo
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Cartagena, Spain - Mar 9, 2025: The coastal battery of Santa Ana Acasamatada is constructed by the Franco-regime in the forties against a possible All-stock-photo
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Protesters against abortion are seen holding a banner saying: 'Abortion for Polish women introduced in Poland by Adolf Hitler'. On March 8, 2025, International Women's Day, Poland's first abortion clinic, Abotak, opened in Warsaw at Wiejska 9, directly opposite the Polish Parliament (Sejm). The initiative was launched by Aborcyjny Dream Team (ADT), a feminist activist group supporting access to abortion since 2016. The Abotak clinic provides medication abortion services without requiring patients to disclose their reasons for terminating a pregnancy. The founders cite the World Health Organi-stock-photo
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Protesters against abortion are seen holding a banner saying: 'Abortion for Polish women introduced in Poland by Adolf Hitler'. On March 8, 2025, International Women's Day, Poland's first abortion clinic, Abotak, opened in Warsaw at Wiejska 9, directly opposite the Polish Parliament (Sejm). The initiative was launched by Aborcyjny Dream Team (ADT), a feminist activist group supporting access to abortion since 2016. The Abotak clinic provides medication abortion services without requiring patients to disclose their reasons for terminating a pregnancy. The founders cite the World Health Organi-stock-photo
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Protesters against abortion are seen holding a banner saying: 'Abortion for Polish women introduced in Poland by Adolf Hitler'. On March 8, 2025, International Women's Day, Poland's first abortion clinic, Abotak, opened in Warsaw at Wiejska 9, directly opposite the Polish Parliament (Sejm). The initiative was launched by Aborcyjny Dream Team (ADT), a feminist activist group supporting access to abortion since 2016. The Abotak clinic provides medication abortion services without requiring patients to disclose their reasons for terminating a pregnancy. The founders cite the World Health Organi-stock-photo
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Protesters against abortion are seen holding a banner saying: 'Abortion for Polish women introduced in Poland by Adolf Hitler'. On March 8, 2025, International Women's Day, Poland's first abortion clinic, Abotak, opened in Warsaw at Wiejska 9, directly opposite the Polish Parliament (Sejm). The initiative was launched by Aborcyjny Dream Team (ADT), a feminist activist group supporting access to abortion since 2016. The Abotak clinic provides medication abortion services without requiring patients to disclose their reasons for terminating a pregnancy. The founders cite the World Health Organi-stock-photo
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Protesters against abortion are seen holding a banner saying: 'Abortion for Polish women introduced in Poland by Adolf Hitler'. On March 8, 2025, International Women's Day, Poland's first abortion clinic, Abotak, opened in Warsaw at Wiejska 9, directly opposite the Polish Parliament (Sejm). The initiative was launched by Aborcyjny Dream Team (ADT), a feminist activist group supporting access to abortion since 2016. The Abotak clinic provides medication abortion services without requiring patients to disclose their reasons for terminating a pregnancy. The founders cite the World Health Organi-stock-photo
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Protesters against abortion are holding a banner :'Abortion for Polish women introduced in Poland by Adolf Hitler'. International Women's Day, Poland's first abortion clinic, Abotak, opened in Warsaw at Wiejska 9, directly opposite the Polish Parliament (Sejm). The initiative was launched by Aborcyjny Dream Team (ADT), a feminist activist group supporting access to abortion since 2016.The Abotak clinic provides medication abortion services without requiring patients to disclose their reasons for terminating a pregnancy. The founders cite the World Health Organization (WHO) definition of health-stock-photo
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Protesters against abortion are seen holding a banner :'Abortion for Polish women introduced in Poland by Adolf Hitler'. International Women's Day, Poland's first abortion clinic, Abotak, opened in Warsaw at Wiejska 9, directly opposite the Polish Parliament (Sejm). The initiative was launched by Aborcyjny Dream Team (ADT), a feminist activist group supporting access to abortion since 2016.The Abotak clinic provides medication abortion services without requiring patients to disclose their reasons for terminating a pregnancy. The founders cite the World Health Organization (WHO) definition of h-stock-photo
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Protesters against abortion are seen holding a banner :'Abortion for Polish women introduced in Poland by Adolf Hitler'. International Women's Day, Poland's first abortion clinic, Abotak, opened in Warsaw at Wiejska 9, directly opposite the Polish Parliament (Sejm). The initiative was launched by Aborcyjny Dream Team (ADT), a feminist activist group supporting access to abortion since 2016.The Abotak clinic provides medication abortion services without requiring patients to disclose their reasons for terminating a pregnancy. The founders cite the World Health Organization (WHO) definition of h-stock-photo
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Nules, Spain - Mar 4, 2025: This bunker was constructed in 1938, during the Spanish Civil War. It was constructed by the Franco-regime against a possi-stock-photo
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