10 Iconic War Photos That Changed the World Forever

Concentration Camps in WWII

Throughout the battle, Jewish people, Poles, Homosexuals, those with disability were all sent to Concentration Camps. Several died on arrival, the others had been held for manual work. The inmates were given not much to consume and several passed away from hunger.

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Falklands War

British Royal Navy frigate HMS Antelope blows up within the bay of San Carlos off East Falkland throughout the Falklands War. May 23rd 1982. Margaret Thatcher directed soldiers to help keep management of the islands up against the Argentinians who believed they inherited them.

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Iraq

A Uk soldier leaps from the burning tank that was set on fire following a firing event inside the southern area of Iraqi city of Basra. Upset crowds assaulted an english tank with fuel bombs and rocks in Basra on Monday after Iraqi government bodies stated they’d arrested two United kingdom undercover troops within the the southern part of city for shooting on police. September 19th 2005. This displays one of the numerous occurrences that took place in the Middle East.

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Nagasaki Bombing

A thick plume of smoke raises more than 60,000 feet to the atmosphere right after the US dropped a nuclear explosive above Hiroshima in Japan on 9th August 1945 eliminating between 40-80,000 men and women, 72 hours following bombing Hiroshima.

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Vietnam

Shot by Eddie Adams (who won the Pulitzer price along with it), this exhibits South Vietnamese police chief Nguyen Ngoc Loan executing a Viet Cong captain alleged of killing a lot of citizens.

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