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Alben William Barkley (1877–1956) was a U.S. Senator from Kentucky, serving from 1927 to 1949. He also served as Vice President under President Harry S. Truman from 1949 to 1953. Known for his effective leadership and political skill, Barkley played a key role in shaping post-war U.S. policy and was a strong advocate for civil rights and social welfare programs.-stock-photo
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April 25, 2023: HARRY BELAFONTE, the dashing singer, actor and activist who became an indispensable supporter of the civil rights movement, has died according to his publicist Ken Sunshine. He was 96. Belafonte died Tuesday morning of congestive heart failure, Sunshine said. Belafonte was dubbed the ''King of Calypso'' after the groundbreaking success of his 1956 hit, ''The Banana Boat Song (Day-O).'' He also became a movie star after acting in the film adaption of the Broadway musical, ''Carmen Jones.'' FILE PHOTO SHOT ON: Oct. 27, 1956, New York, NEW YORK, USA: Portrait of American calypso s-stock-photo
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Montgomery, Alabama Police photo (mug shot) of Rosa Parks, February 21, 1956.-stock-photo
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Montgomery, Alabama Police photo (mug shot) of Rosa Parks, February 21, 1956.-stock-photo
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Montgomery, Alabama Police photo (mug shot) of Rosa Parks, February 21, 1956.-stock-photo
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Montgomery, Alabama Police photo (mug shot) of Rosa Parks, February 21, 1956.-stock-photo
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Ralph David Abernathy, Sr. and Martin Luther King, Jr., leaving the County Courthouse in Montgomery, Alabama, 1956. (USA)-stock-photo
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Ralph David Abernathy, Sr. and Martin Luther King, Jr., leaving the County Courthouse in Montgomery, Alabama, 1956. (USA)-stock-photo
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Rosa Parks (1913-2005). Rosa Louise McCauley Parks being fingerprinted after her arrest for the boycott of public transportation in Montgomery, Alabama, in February 1956.-stock-photo
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Rosa Parks (1913-2005).-stock-photo
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Clement Davies was a British politician who served as the leader of the Liberal Party from 1945 to 1956. He was known for his efforts to promote liberal policies during a time of political change in the United Kingdom. He played a role in shaping post-war British politics and was a key figure in the movement to protect civil liberties.-stock-photo
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Image capturing a scene from the 1956 Poznań protests in Poland, highlighting the historical significance of the event.-stock-photo
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Commemorative evening on the Dam Square in Amsterdam, n.a.v. Hungarian uprising Date: November 5, 1956 Location: Amsterdam, Hungary Keywords: demonstrations, commemorations, public-stock-photo
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Reception Hungarian refugees Utrecht. Preparing the exhibition hall Date: 13 November 1956 Location: Utrecht, Utrecht Keywords: beds, exhibition halls, refugees-stock-photo
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Demonstrative meeting for Hungary in Riviera Hal Rotterdam. Vlnr Prof. Oud, Gerbrandy and mayor Van Walsum of Rotterdam at the chairmen table, under the banner Freedom for Eastern Europe Date: 5 November 1956 Location: Hungary, Rotterdam Keywords: meetings, mayors, demonstrations, politicians Personname: Gerbrandy, Walsum, Gerard Ewout of Institution name: Riviera Hall-stock-photo
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Amsterdam Stalinlaan becomes 4 Novemberlaan. The man pasted November 4 about the name Stalin Annotation: This was a spontaneous action. On 14 November the Stalinlaan was officially renamed Vrijheidslaan Date: 4 November 1956 Location: Amsterdam, Noord-Holland Keywords: streets Personal name: 5 Novemberlaan, Stalinlaan-stock-photo
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Amsterdam Stalinlaan becomes 4 Novemberlaan. Actionists with street sign on their way to the mayor Annotation: This was a spontaneous action. On 14 November the Stalinlaan was officially renamed Vrijheidslaan Date: 4 November 1956 Location: Amsterdam, Noord-Holland Keywords: offers, mayors Personal name: Stalinlaan-stock-photo
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Demonstrations with floating stretcher, bad Riche Zandvoort Date: August 28, 1956 Location: Noord-Holland, Zandvoort Keywords: Demonstrations, stretchers-stock-photo
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USC Date: July 8, 1956-stock-photo
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71 JimCairns1956-stock-photo
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. Italiano: Danilo Dolci, attivista anti-mafia . between 1950 and 1956. Unknown 21 Danilo Dolci-stock-photo
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The April 7, 1956, issue of the Ohio State Sentinel continues to document significant issues affecting the African American community in Columbus, Ohio, particularly state and local political events, civil rights, and social issues.-stock-photo
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The Ohio State Sentinel, a weekly African American newspaper founded in 1949, focused on issues of importance to the African American community in Columbus, Ohio. It provided coverage of local news, political developments, and cultural topics.-stock-photo
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The *Ohio State Sentinel* was a weekly African American newspaper, founded in 1949, that reported on issues important to the African American community in Columbus, Ohio. This issue, from April 14, 1956, continues to cover key local and state news affecting Black residents in Ohio.-stock-photo
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The *Ohio State Sentinel*, a weekly African American newspaper based in Columbus, Ohio, established in 1949, reported on local and state news with a focus on issues affecting the African American community. The July 28, 1956, issue highlights topics relevant to this group.-stock-photo
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The *Ohio State Sentinel*, an African American weekly newspaper from Columbus, Ohio, established in 1949, provided local news and coverage of state issues important to the African American community. The April 14, 1956, issue highlights social, political, and cultural concerns.-stock-photo
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The *Ohio State Sentinel*, a weekly African American newspaper founded on June 1, 1949, reported on local and state news impacting Columbus’s African American community. This issue, from July 28, 1956, covers key topics relevant to African American life in Ohio.-stock-photo
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The *Ohio State Sentinel*, an African American newspaper founded on June 1, 1949, provided weekly coverage of local and state issues affecting the African American community in Columbus, Ohio. The July 28, 1956, edition includes reports on various social, political, and cultural matters.-stock-photo
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The *Ohio State Sentinel* was a weekly African American newspaper published in Columbus, Ohio, since June 1, 1949. This issue from July 28, 1956, covers local news and state issues pertinent to the African American community, focusing on social, political, and cultural matters affecting its readers.-stock-photo
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The Ohio State Sentinel, founded in 1949, was a weekly African American newspaper based in Columbus, Ohio. It covered a wide range of topics important to the African American community, including civil rights, local news, and social justice issues.-stock-photo
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The Ohio State Sentinel, an African American weekly newspaper, published an issue on December 22, 1956, focusing on local and statewide matters that impacted the African American community in Ohio, reflecting ongoing social and political issues.-stock-photo
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The Ohio State Sentinel, founded on June 1, 1949, was a key African American newspaper in Columbus, Ohio. It published weekly, covering important local and state issues that directly affected the African American population in Ohio.-stock-photo
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The Ohio State Sentinel, a weekly African American newspaper in Columbus, Ohio, published on December 22, 1956, focused on local and state issues that were of particular importance to Ohio's African American community during the 1950s.-stock-photo
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The Ohio State Sentinel, established in 1949, continued to provide weekly news coverage on issues impacting the African American community in Columbus, Ohio. Its editorial focus was on civil rights, politics, and social issues.-stock-photo
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The Ohio State Sentinel, an African American newspaper in Columbus, Ohio, published a weekly issue covering local and state news relevant to the African American community. The July 28, 1956 issue covered key civil rights topics.-stock-photo
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The Ohio State Sentinel, founded in 1949, served the African American community in Columbus by covering both local and state news, with a focus on civil rights, racial equality, and African American political involvement.-stock-photo
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The December 22, 1956 issue of the Ohio State Sentinel continues to provide news on local Columbus and state matters important to the African American community.-stock-photo
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The Ohio State Sentinel's December 22, 1956 edition continues to cover key news and issues relevant to the African American community in Ohio, focusing on local and statewide developments.-stock-photo
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The Ohio State Sentinel, in its February 18, 1956 issue, reports on local Columbus news and important state matters impacting the African American community in Ohio.-stock-photo
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The Ohio State Sentinel, a weekly African American newspaper from Columbus, Ohio, began in 1949. It focused on local and state issues relevant to the African American community during the 1950s.-stock-photo
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