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Aug. 19, 1953 - A Dictator takes off for Mecca. Egypt's strong man dictator, President Beguib, cast off his soldier's uniform and donned the white ceremonial robe that a Moslem wears on a pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca (Saudi Arabia). Yesterday, at dawn, he flew there in a military plane
Aug. 19, 1953 - A Dictator takes off for Mecca. Egypt's strong man dictator, President Beguib, cast off his soldier's uniform and donned the white ceremonial robe that a Moslem wears on a pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca (Saudi Arabia). Yesterday, at dawn, he flew there in a military plane

ZUM4873839: Aug. 19, 1953 - A Dictator takes off for Mecca. Egypt's strong man dictator, President Beguib, cast off his soldier's uniform and donned the white ceremonial robe that a Moslem wears on a pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca (Saudi Arabia). Yesterday, at dawn, he flew there in a military plane / Bridgeman Images

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Aug. 19, 1953 - A Dictator takes off for Mecca. Egypt's strong man dictator, President Beguib, cast off his soldier's uniform and donned the white ceremonial robe that a Moslem wears on a pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca (Saudi Arabia). Yesterday, at dawn, he flew there in a military plane

Aug. 19, 1953 - Much fun in Ruhpolding/Upper Bavaria: At the occasion of the 50. anniversary of the costume club called” D'Rauschberger” from Zell which held a festive day in Ruhpolding there was yesterday quite an unexpected incident. After the, men had drunk the last drop of beer there was to be a contest of the bands on the roofs of the houses. The boys who had drunk too much hoisted the members of the music-bands up to the roofs. And already during the hoisting up the trumpets were blowing loudly for the fun of the gathering people and guests.
Aug. 19, 1953 - Much fun in Ruhpolding/Upper Bavaria: At the occasion of the 50. anniversary of the costume club called” D'Rauschberger” from Zell which held a festive day in Ruhpolding there was yesterday quite an unexpected incident. After the, men had drunk the last drop of beer there was to be a contest of the bands on the roofs of the houses. The boys who had drunk too much hoisted the members of the music-bands up to the roofs. And already during the hoisting up the trumpets were blowing loudly for the fun of the gathering people and guests.

ZUM4873925: Aug. 19, 1953 - Much fun in Ruhpolding/Upper Bavaria: At the occasion of the 50. anniversary of the costume club called” D'Rauschberger” from Zell which held a festive day in Ruhpolding there was yesterday quite an unexpected incident. After the, men had drunk the last drop of beer there was to be a contest of the bands on the roofs of the houses. The boys who had drunk too much hoisted the members of the music-bands up to the roofs. And already during the hoisting up the trumpets were blowing loudly for the fun of the gathering people and guests. / Bridgeman Images

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Aug. 19, 1953 - Much fun in Ruhpolding/Upper Bavaria: At the occasion of the 50. anniversary of the costume club called” D'Rauschberger” from Zell which held a festive day in Ruhpolding there was yesterday quite an unexpected incident. After the, men had drunk the last drop of beer there was to be a contest of the bands on the roofs of the houses. The boys who had drunk too much hoisted the members of the music-bands up to the roofs. And already during the hoisting up the trumpets were blowing loudly for the fun of the gathering people and guests.

Aug. 22, 1953 - New street - Fights and Riots between west Berlin police and Reds. A Big crowd of East Berlin Co ~ united yesterday In ~ red The west Berlin district Wedding in Effort to Stir up Jobless west Berliners Agains ~ the Government - during a Rally Hold there. Pre-Warned west Berlin Police went Between the reds and This action caused a wild ~ ~ prcar, when the men ra ~ ns ~ cked the hall. The Excited Reds three Stones at the police
Aug. 22, 1953 - New street - Fights and Riots between west Berlin police and Reds. A Big crowd of East Berlin Co ~ united yesterday In ~ red The west Berlin district Wedding in Effort to Stir up Jobless west Berliners Agains ~ the Government - during a Rally Hold there. Pre-Warned west Berlin Police went Between the reds and This action caused a wild ~ ~ prcar, when the men ra ~ ns ~ cked the hall. The Excited Reds three Stones at the police

ZUM4874114: Aug. 22, 1953 - New street - Fights and Riots between west Berlin police and Reds. A Big crowd of East Berlin Co ~ united yesterday In ~ red The west Berlin district Wedding in Effort to Stir up Jobless west Berliners Agains ~ the Government - during a Rally Hold there. Pre-Warned west Berlin Police went Between the reds and This action caused a wild ~ ~ prcar, when the men ra ~ ns ~ cked the hall. The Excited Reds three Stones at the police / Bridgeman Images

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Aug. 22, 1953 - New street - Fights and Riots between west Berlin police and Reds. A Big crowd of East Berlin Co ~ united yesterday In ~ red The west Berlin district Wedding in Effort to Stir up Jobless west Berliners Agains ~ the Government - during a Rally Hold there. Pre-Warned west Berlin Police went Between the reds and This action caused a wild ~ ~ prcar, when the men ra ~ ns ~ cked the hall. The Excited Reds three Stones at the police

Aug. 15, 1953 - National town criers championship at Hastings: A record number of 26 town ~ riers competed in the annual championships at Hastings today, The eriers in traditional dress and with bells were rowed to an island in the middle of the main lake in Alexandra Park. then, one by one, their” Oyez Oyez” was cried across 75 yards of water to the ears of the judges in the park
Aug. 15, 1953 - National town criers championship at Hastings: A record number of 26 town ~ riers competed in the annual championships at Hastings today, The eriers in traditional dress and with bells were rowed to an island in the middle of the main lake in Alexandra Park. then, one by one, their” Oyez Oyez” was cried across 75 yards of water to the ears of the judges in the park

ZUM4873425: Aug. 15, 1953 - National town criers championship at Hastings: A record number of 26 town ~ riers competed in the annual championships at Hastings today, The eriers in traditional dress and with bells were rowed to an island in the middle of the main lake in Alexandra Park. then, one by one, their” Oyez Oyez” was cried across 75 yards of water to the ears of the judges in the park / Bridgeman Images

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Aug. 15, 1953 - National town criers championship at Hastings: A record number of 26 town ~ riers competed in the annual championships at Hastings today, The eriers in traditional dress and with bells were rowed to an island in the middle of the main lake in Alexandra Park. then, one by one, their” Oyez Oyez” was cried across 75 yards of water to the ears of the judges in the park

Aug. 15, 1953 - They Were Prisoners in Korea: The seven French prisoners of war who were liberated after the Armistice in Korea pictured on their Aarival at Orly Field this morning.
Aug. 15, 1953 - They Were Prisoners in Korea: The seven French prisoners of war who were liberated after the Armistice in Korea pictured on their Aarival at Orly Field this morning.

ZUM4873430: Aug. 15, 1953 - They Were Prisoners in Korea: The seven French prisoners of war who were liberated after the Armistice in Korea pictured on their Aarival at Orly Field this morning. / Bridgeman Images

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Aug. 15, 1953 - They Were Prisoners in Korea: The seven French prisoners of war who were liberated after the Armistice in Korea pictured on their Aarival at Orly Field this morning.

Aug. 16, 1953 - German Motorbyc Road Championship. Walter Zeller was by far the best in the 5th run of the motorbyc road championship on the Berlin Avus today. He left all the rest behind him and won the race in a new Avus record of 180,5 km perhour on his 500ccm BMW. Above pic shows: Walter Zeller having over rounded the field during his lonely ride. Picture below: The field of the drivers of the 250 ccm class in the Southern curve. Keystone Berlin August 16th, 1953.
Aug. 16, 1953 - German Motorbyc Road Championship. Walter Zeller was by far the best in the 5th run of the motorbyc road championship on the Berlin Avus today. He left all the rest behind him and won the race in a new Avus record of 180,5 km perhour on his 500ccm BMW. Above pic shows: Walter Zeller having over rounded the field during his lonely ride. Picture below: The field of the drivers of the 250 ccm class in the Southern curve. Keystone Berlin August 16th, 1953.

ZUM4873518: Aug. 16, 1953 - German Motorbyc Road Championship. Walter Zeller was by far the best in the 5th run of the motorbyc road championship on the Berlin Avus today. He left all the rest behind him and won the race in a new Avus record of 180,5 km perhour on his 500ccm BMW. Above pic shows: Walter Zeller having over rounded the field during his lonely ride. Picture below: The field of the drivers of the 250 ccm class in the Southern curve. Keystone Berlin August 16th, 1953. / Bridgeman Images

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Aug. 16, 1953 - German Motorbyc Road Championship. Walter Zeller was by far the best in the 5th run of the motorbyc road championship on the Berlin Avus today. He left all the rest behind him and won the race in a new Avus record of 180,5 km perhour on his 500ccm BMW. Above pic shows: Walter Zeller having over rounded the field during his lonely ride. Picture below: The field of the drivers of the 250 ccm class in the Southern curve. Keystone Berlin August 16th, 1953.

Aug. 17, 1953 -” Are you all here?” asked Federal President Prof. Heuss when he greeted some children of Berlin at the K? Berlin airport. The children were flown in American airplanes that participated in the air drops for children. The children are having a four week recreational stay with West German families.
Aug. 17, 1953 -” Are you all here?” asked Federal President Prof. Heuss when he greeted some children of Berlin at the K? Berlin airport. The children were flown in American airplanes that participated in the air drops for children. The children are having a four week recreational stay with West German families.

ZUM4873692: Aug. 17, 1953 -” Are you all here?” asked Federal President Prof. Heuss when he greeted some children of Berlin at the K? Berlin airport. The children were flown in American airplanes that participated in the air drops for children. The children are having a four week recreational stay with West German families. / Bridgeman Images

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Aug. 17, 1953 -” Are you all here?” asked Federal President Prof. Heuss when he greeted some children of Berlin at the K? Berlin airport. The children were flown in American airplanes that participated in the air drops for children. The children are having a four week recreational stay with West German families.

Aug. 08, 1953 - Fled Soviet commander spoke to West Berlin journalists: After his escape to the West the former commander of the 4th Soviet Special unit in Eberswalde (near Berlin), Major Roshdnin. spoke for the first time to West Berlin journalists. He willing answered the many questions they were asking him in the great of Berlin Federal House.
Aug. 08, 1953 - Fled Soviet commander spoke to West Berlin journalists: After his escape to the West the former commander of the 4th Soviet Special unit in Eberswalde (near Berlin), Major Roshdnin. spoke for the first time to West Berlin journalists. He willing answered the many questions they were asking him in the great of Berlin Federal House.

ZUM4871795: Aug. 08, 1953 - Fled Soviet commander spoke to West Berlin journalists: After his escape to the West the former commander of the 4th Soviet Special unit in Eberswalde (near Berlin), Major Roshdnin. spoke for the first time to West Berlin journalists. He willing answered the many questions they were asking him in the great of Berlin Federal House. / Bridgeman Images

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Aug. 08, 1953 - Fled Soviet commander spoke to West Berlin journalists: After his escape to the West the former commander of the 4th Soviet Special unit in Eberswalde (near Berlin), Major Roshdnin. spoke for the first time to West Berlin journalists. He willing answered the many questions they were asking him in the great of Berlin Federal House.

Aug. 11, 1953 - Cool - But Not Collected: Never does a deck-chair look more inviting than on a hot day. But you'll agree with the puzzled ticket collector there isn't a dog's chance of making the borsoi pay. Yet who would have the heart to turn the squatter out?
Aug. 11, 1953 - Cool - But Not Collected: Never does a deck-chair look more inviting than on a hot day. But you'll agree with the puzzled ticket collector there isn't a dog's chance of making the borsoi pay. Yet who would have the heart to turn the squatter out?

ZUM4872565: Aug. 11, 1953 - Cool - But Not Collected: Never does a deck-chair look more inviting than on a hot day. But you'll agree with the puzzled ticket collector there isn't a dog's chance of making the borsoi pay. Yet who would have the heart to turn the squatter out? / Bridgeman Images

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Aug. 11, 1953 - Cool - But Not Collected: Never does a deck-chair look more inviting than on a hot day. But you'll agree with the puzzled ticket collector there isn't a dog's chance of making the borsoi pay. Yet who would have the heart to turn the squatter out?

Aug. 12, 1953 - Strike In Paris: Thousands of Parisians had to walk to their respective work this Morning. Here Are some of the pedestrians on the Corner of the Place De La Concorde and the Rue De Rivoll.
Aug. 12, 1953 - Strike In Paris: Thousands of Parisians had to walk to their respective work this Morning. Here Are some of the pedestrians on the Corner of the Place De La Concorde and the Rue De Rivoll.

ZUM4872667: Aug. 12, 1953 - Strike In Paris: Thousands of Parisians had to walk to their respective work this Morning. Here Are some of the pedestrians on the Corner of the Place De La Concorde and the Rue De Rivoll. / Bridgeman Images

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Aug. 12, 1953 - Strike In Paris: Thousands of Parisians had to walk to their respective work this Morning. Here Are some of the pedestrians on the Corner of the Place De La Concorde and the Rue De Rivoll.

Aug. 12, 1953 - Railway Strike In France. The great English railway walk out virtually spread into a general strike last night. And as it began to paraly ~ ~ the nation from the Channel coast to the Riviera thousands more tourists were stranded; the British Embassy in Paris was forced to organize and emergency get-some service in Army buses, and Whitehall agreed to release extra frances for spent- out holidaymakers to buy food and shelter. Hardly a main-line train ran in France all day
Aug. 12, 1953 - Railway Strike In France. The great English railway walk out virtually spread into a general strike last night. And as it began to paraly ~ ~ the nation from the Channel coast to the Riviera thousands more tourists were stranded; the British Embassy in Paris was forced to organize and emergency get-some service in Army buses, and Whitehall agreed to release extra frances for spent- out holidaymakers to buy food and shelter. Hardly a main-line train ran in France all day

ZUM4872707: Aug. 12, 1953 - Railway Strike In France. The great English railway walk out virtually spread into a general strike last night. And as it began to paraly ~ ~ the nation from the Channel coast to the Riviera thousands more tourists were stranded; the British Embassy in Paris was forced to organize and emergency get-some service in Army buses, and Whitehall agreed to release extra frances for spent- out holidaymakers to buy food and shelter. Hardly a main-line train ran in France all day / Bridgeman Images

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Aug. 12, 1953 - Railway Strike In France. The great English railway walk out virtually spread into a general strike last night. And as it began to paraly ~ ~ the nation from the Channel coast to the Riviera thousands more tourists were stranded; the British Embassy in Paris was forced to organize and emergency get-some service in Army buses, and Whitehall agreed to release extra frances for spent- out holidaymakers to buy food and shelter. Hardly a main-line train ran in France all day

Aug. 13, 1953 - 13-8-53 Russian claims the hydrogen bomb - Premier Georgi Malenkov, in a speech to the Supreme Soviet, the Russian Parliament, told the world recently that the Soviet has the hydrogen bomb
Aug. 13, 1953 - 13-8-53 Russian claims the hydrogen bomb - Premier Georgi Malenkov, in a speech to the Supreme Soviet, the Russian Parliament, told the world recently that the Soviet has the hydrogen bomb

ZUM4872857: Aug. 13, 1953 - 13-8-53 Russian claims the hydrogen bomb - Premier Georgi Malenkov, in a speech to the Supreme Soviet, the Russian Parliament, told the world recently that the Soviet has the hydrogen bomb / Bridgeman Images

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Aug. 13, 1953 - 13-8-53 Russian claims the hydrogen bomb - Premier Georgi Malenkov, in a speech to the Supreme Soviet, the Russian Parliament, told the world recently that the Soviet has the hydrogen bomb

Aug 08, 1953 - Coaches Of The” Royal Scot” Derailed Crash Near Glasgow
Aug 08, 1953 - Coaches Of The” Royal Scot” Derailed Crash Near Glasgow

ZUM4872179: Aug 08, 1953 - Coaches Of The” Royal Scot” Derailed Crash Near Glasgow / Bridgeman Images

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Aug 08, 1953 - Coaches Of The” Royal Scot” Derailed Crash Near Glasgow

Aug. 08, 1953 - 10 Killed And 60 Injured In Train Crash At Manchester: Ten people were killed and more than 60 injured when two trains collided head-on yesterday on the Irk Valley Viaduct, about a mile from Victoria Station, Manchester, The engine and two coaches of a steam train and three coaches of an electric train were derailed. A steel coach of the electric train tore a 30-ft. gap in the wall of the viaduct and plaunged 80-ft into the river. It landed on its side and some passengers were thrown into the water. Many were trapped in the wreckage
Aug. 08, 1953 - 10 Killed And 60 Injured In Train Crash At Manchester: Ten people were killed and more than 60 injured when two trains collided head-on yesterday on the Irk Valley Viaduct, about a mile from Victoria Station, Manchester, The engine and two coaches of a steam train and three coaches of an electric train were derailed. A steel coach of the electric train tore a 30-ft. gap in the wall of the viaduct and plaunged 80-ft into the river. It landed on its side and some passengers were thrown into the water. Many were trapped in the wreckage

ZUM4872244: Aug. 08, 1953 - 10 Killed And 60 Injured In Train Crash At Manchester: Ten people were killed and more than 60 injured when two trains collided head-on yesterday on the Irk Valley Viaduct, about a mile from Victoria Station, Manchester, The engine and two coaches of a steam train and three coaches of an electric train were derailed. A steel coach of the electric train tore a 30-ft. gap in the wall of the viaduct and plaunged 80-ft into the river. It landed on its side and some passengers were thrown into the water. Many were trapped in the wreckage / Bridgeman Images

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Aug. 08, 1953 - 10 Killed And 60 Injured In Train Crash At Manchester: Ten people were killed and more than 60 injured when two trains collided head-on yesterday on the Irk Valley Viaduct, about a mile from Victoria Station, Manchester, The engine and two coaches of a steam train and three coaches of an electric train were derailed. A steel coach of the electric train tore a 30-ft. gap in the wall of the viaduct and plaunged 80-ft into the river. It landed on its side and some passengers were thrown into the water. Many were trapped in the wreckage

Aug. 08, 1953 - Rail way men join in General strike: Passengers with their luggage waiting before the Paris office of the Royal Mail Line. The company has arranged for motor coaches to take the passengers to the port of Embarktion to catch the “Andes” bound for South America.
Aug. 08, 1953 - Rail way men join in General strike: Passengers with their luggage waiting before the Paris office of the Royal Mail Line. The company has arranged for motor coaches to take the passengers to the port of Embarktion to catch the “Andes” bound for South America.

ZUM4872331: Aug. 08, 1953 - Rail way men join in General strike: Passengers with their luggage waiting before the Paris office of the Royal Mail Line. The company has arranged for motor coaches to take the passengers to the port of Embarktion to catch the “Andes” bound for South America. / Bridgeman Images

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Aug. 08, 1953 - Rail way men join in General strike: Passengers with their luggage waiting before the Paris office of the Royal Mail Line. The company has arranged for motor coaches to take the passengers to the port of Embarktion to catch the “Andes” bound for South America.

Aug. 09, 1953 - Picture is the scene of an unfortunate accident that occurred between a train and a silo truck carrying pumice on the Autobahn between Koeln and Duesseldorf. The train hit the truck and drug it over 100 meters. The inhabitants of the truck, a driver with a 7 year old daughter and a 45 year old wife, were killed on the scene. All that was left was a mangled heap.
Aug. 09, 1953 - Picture is the scene of an unfortunate accident that occurred between a train and a silo truck carrying pumice on the Autobahn between Koeln and Duesseldorf. The train hit the truck and drug it over 100 meters. The inhabitants of the truck, a driver with a 7 year old daughter and a 45 year old wife, were killed on the scene. All that was left was a mangled heap.

ZUM4872442: Aug. 09, 1953 - Picture is the scene of an unfortunate accident that occurred between a train and a silo truck carrying pumice on the Autobahn between Koeln and Duesseldorf. The train hit the truck and drug it over 100 meters. The inhabitants of the truck, a driver with a 7 year old daughter and a 45 year old wife, were killed on the scene. All that was left was a mangled heap. / Bridgeman Images

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Aug. 09, 1953 - Picture is the scene of an unfortunate accident that occurred between a train and a silo truck carrying pumice on the Autobahn between Koeln and Duesseldorf. The train hit the truck and drug it over 100 meters. The inhabitants of the truck, a driver with a 7 year old daughter and a 45 year old wife, were killed on the scene. All that was left was a mangled heap.

Aug. 09, 1953 - Italian President Einaudi and other man in Caprarola
Aug. 09, 1953 - Italian President Einaudi and other man in Caprarola

ZUM4872491: Aug. 09, 1953 - Italian President Einaudi and other man in Caprarola / Bridgeman Images

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Aug. 09, 1953 - Italian President Einaudi and other man in Caprarola

Aug. 27, 1953 - Famous Couple in Deauville: Mr. Jacquinot, French Colonial Secretary, and his wife, widow of M. Petche, the late French Minister of Finance, Honeymooning at Deauville. They are seen with M. Michel Aubert, member of the French Union Council.
Aug. 27, 1953 - Famous Couple in Deauville: Mr. Jacquinot, French Colonial Secretary, and his wife, widow of M. Petche, the late French Minister of Finance, Honeymooning at Deauville. They are seen with M. Michel Aubert, member of the French Union Council.

ZUM4874350: Aug. 27, 1953 - Famous Couple in Deauville: Mr. Jacquinot, French Colonial Secretary, and his wife, widow of M. Petche, the late French Minister of Finance, Honeymooning at Deauville. They are seen with M. Michel Aubert, member of the French Union Council. / Bridgeman Images

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Aug. 27, 1953 - Famous Couple in Deauville: Mr. Jacquinot, French Colonial Secretary, and his wife, widow of M. Petche, the late French Minister of Finance, Honeymooning at Deauville. They are seen with M. Michel Aubert, member of the French Union Council.

Nov. 11, 1953 - Anti British demonstrations in Rome over the Trieste Question; Steel helmeted guards encircle one of the demonstrators during the riots in Rome which followed the killings in Trieste of Italians during the demonstrations there The target of the hate riden hysterical men mainly young students was the British Embassy. Signor Pella, the Italian Prime Minister called for” Punishment for those responsible for the shooting of the pro-Italian demonstrators in Trieste '- in a broadcast to his people.
Nov. 11, 1953 - Anti British demonstrations in Rome over the Trieste Question; Steel helmeted guards encircle one of the demonstrators during the riots in Rome which followed the killings in Trieste of Italians during the demonstrations there The target of the hate riden hysterical men mainly young students was the British Embassy. Signor Pella, the Italian Prime Minister called for” Punishment for those responsible for the shooting of the pro-Italian demonstrators in Trieste '- in a broadcast to his people.

ZUM4895479: Nov. 11, 1953 - Anti British demonstrations in Rome over the Trieste Question; Steel helmeted guards encircle one of the demonstrators during the riots in Rome which followed the killings in Trieste of Italians during the demonstrations there The target of the hate riden hysterical men mainly young students was the British Embassy. Signor Pella, the Italian Prime Minister called for” Punishment for those responsible for the shooting of the pro-Italian demonstrators in Trieste '- in a broadcast to his people. / Bridgeman Images

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Nov. 11, 1953 - Anti British demonstrations in Rome over the Trieste Question; Steel helmeted guards encircle one of the demonstrators during the riots in Rome which followed the killings in Trieste of Italians during the demonstrations there The target of the hate riden hysterical men mainly young students was the British Embassy. Signor Pella, the Italian Prime Minister called for” Punishment for those responsible for the shooting of the pro-Italian demonstrators in Trieste '- in a broadcast to his people.

Nov. 11, 1953 - Uncle Iwan is a nice man. thought the little girl from the Free German youth who took part at the celebrations of the 36th anniversary of the Socialist October Revolution in the national theatre of Weimer. All over the eastern zone the sowetic Revolution had been celebrated like a German National holiday.
Nov. 11, 1953 - Uncle Iwan is a nice man. thought the little girl from the Free German youth who took part at the celebrations of the 36th anniversary of the Socialist October Revolution in the national theatre of Weimer. All over the eastern zone the sowetic Revolution had been celebrated like a German National holiday.

ZUM4895486: Nov. 11, 1953 - Uncle Iwan is a nice man. thought the little girl from the Free German youth who took part at the celebrations of the 36th anniversary of the Socialist October Revolution in the national theatre of Weimer. All over the eastern zone the sowetic Revolution had been celebrated like a German National holiday. / Bridgeman Images

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Nov. 11, 1953 - Uncle Iwan is a nice man. thought the little girl from the Free German youth who took part at the celebrations of the 36th anniversary of the Socialist October Revolution in the national theatre of Weimer. All over the eastern zone the sowetic Revolution had been celebrated like a German National holiday.

Nov. 11, 1953 - A pet dog show opens in Paris: A pet dog show opened today in Paris at the sallied wave-ram. these two little Maltese dogs are champions of their category.
Nov. 11, 1953 - A pet dog show opens in Paris: A pet dog show opened today in Paris at the sallied wave-ram. these two little Maltese dogs are champions of their category.

ZUM4895511: Nov. 11, 1953 - A pet dog show opens in Paris: A pet dog show opened today in Paris at the sallied wave-ram. these two little Maltese dogs are champions of their category. / Bridgeman Images

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Nov. 11, 1953 - A pet dog show opens in Paris: A pet dog show opened today in Paris at the sallied wave-ram. these two little Maltese dogs are champions of their category.

Nov. 11, 1953 - World's First Atomic Power Station: The first atomic power station under construction is being built in Cumberland, England. To be completed in about a year and a half, the experimental station is expected to have an output of around 50,000 watts, enough electricity for a fair-sized town. It will be Britain's eighth atomic energy center
Nov. 11, 1953 - World's First Atomic Power Station: The first atomic power station under construction is being built in Cumberland, England. To be completed in about a year and a half, the experimental station is expected to have an output of around 50,000 watts, enough electricity for a fair-sized town. It will be Britain's eighth atomic energy center

ZUM4895600: Nov. 11, 1953 - World's First Atomic Power Station: The first atomic power station under construction is being built in Cumberland, England. To be completed in about a year and a half, the experimental station is expected to have an output of around 50,000 watts, enough electricity for a fair-sized town. It will be Britain's eighth atomic energy center / Bridgeman Images

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Nov. 11, 1953 - World's First Atomic Power Station: The first atomic power station under construction is being built in Cumberland, England. To be completed in about a year and a half, the experimental station is expected to have an output of around 50,000 watts, enough electricity for a fair-sized town. It will be Britain's eighth atomic energy center

Nov. 13, 1953 - 13-11-53 Lord Reading is the new Minister of State at the Foreign Office. Keystone Photo Shows: Lord Reading seen at the Foreign Office this morning. It has been announced that he is to be the new Minister of State, with a pay increase from £1,500 to £3,000. Lord Reading, who is 64 is Joint Foreign Under-Secretary.
Nov. 13, 1953 - 13-11-53 Lord Reading is the new Minister of State at the Foreign Office. Keystone Photo Shows: Lord Reading seen at the Foreign Office this morning. It has been announced that he is to be the new Minister of State, with a pay increase from £1,500 to £3,000. Lord Reading, who is 64 is Joint Foreign Under-Secretary.

ZUM4895786: Nov. 13, 1953 - 13-11-53 Lord Reading is the new Minister of State at the Foreign Office. Keystone Photo Shows: Lord Reading seen at the Foreign Office this morning. It has been announced that he is to be the new Minister of State, with a pay increase from £1,500 to £3,000. Lord Reading, who is 64 is Joint Foreign Under-Secretary. / Bridgeman Images

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Nov. 13, 1953 - 13-11-53 Lord Reading is the new Minister of State at the Foreign Office. Keystone Photo Shows: Lord Reading seen at the Foreign Office this morning. It has been announced that he is to be the new Minister of State, with a pay increase from £1,500 to £3,000. Lord Reading, who is 64 is Joint Foreign Under-Secretary.

Pierre Soulages, February 22, 2007
Pierre Soulages, February 22, 2007

SOB4894657: Pierre Soulages, February 22, 2007 / Bridgeman Images

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Pierre Soulages, February 22, 2007

Pierre Soulages, February 22, 2007
Pierre Soulages, February 22, 2007

SOB4894668: Pierre Soulages, February 22, 2007 / Bridgeman Images

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Pierre Soulages, February 22, 2007

Nov. 11, 1953 - Rehearsal for Royal Show.: singer Eve Boswell was in high spirits during yesterday's rehearsal for tonight's Royal Command Variety Show. Eve sings three songs, and is one of the most talented girls in the show. She can dance ballet and tap, and play saxophone and clarinet.
Nov. 11, 1953 - Rehearsal for Royal Show.: singer Eve Boswell was in high spirits during yesterday's rehearsal for tonight's Royal Command Variety Show. Eve sings three songs, and is one of the most talented girls in the show. She can dance ballet and tap, and play saxophone and clarinet.

ZUM4894867: Nov. 11, 1953 - Rehearsal for Royal Show.: singer Eve Boswell was in high spirits during yesterday's rehearsal for tonight's Royal Command Variety Show. Eve sings three songs, and is one of the most talented girls in the show. She can dance ballet and tap, and play saxophone and clarinet. / Bridgeman Images

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Nov. 11, 1953 - Rehearsal for Royal Show.: singer Eve Boswell was in high spirits during yesterday's rehearsal for tonight's Royal Command Variety Show. Eve sings three songs, and is one of the most talented girls in the show. She can dance ballet and tap, and play saxophone and clarinet.

Nov. 11, 1953 - Spring Fashion Show; A collection of models for the Spring. by Frederick Starks, were on show to the Press today
Nov. 11, 1953 - Spring Fashion Show; A collection of models for the Spring. by Frederick Starks, were on show to the Press today

ZUM4895037: Nov. 11, 1953 - Spring Fashion Show; A collection of models for the Spring. by Frederick Starks, were on show to the Press today / Bridgeman Images

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Nov. 11, 1953 - Spring Fashion Show; A collection of models for the Spring. by Frederick Starks, were on show to the Press today

Nov. 11, 1953 - Secured against the control of the policemen of the eastern zone. An old woman from East-Berlin sewed a pocket into her petticoat to get the American butter parcels safe aross the border.The distribution to all people more then 60 years old from Cast-Berlin by the ERNST-Reuter-founding began on Monday. Need makes inventiv.
Nov. 11, 1953 - Secured against the control of the policemen of the eastern zone. An old woman from East-Berlin sewed a pocket into her petticoat to get the American butter parcels safe aross the border.The distribution to all people more then 60 years old from Cast-Berlin by the ERNST-Reuter-founding began on Monday. Need makes inventiv.

ZUM4895248: Nov. 11, 1953 - Secured against the control of the policemen of the eastern zone. An old woman from East-Berlin sewed a pocket into her petticoat to get the American butter parcels safe aross the border.The distribution to all people more then 60 years old from Cast-Berlin by the ERNST-Reuter-founding began on Monday. Need makes inventiv. / Bridgeman Images

ID: ZUM4895248

Nov. 11, 1953 - Secured against the control of the policemen of the eastern zone. An old woman from East-Berlin sewed a pocket into her petticoat to get the American butter parcels safe aross the border.The distribution to all people more then 60 years old from Cast-Berlin by the ERNST-Reuter-founding began on Monday. Need makes inventiv.

Nov. 11, 1953 - Seen on TV's” Quite Contrary” OPS: Audrey Hurst, being made up for her TV appearance in” Quite Contrary” last night.
Nov. 11, 1953 - Seen on TV's” Quite Contrary” OPS: Audrey Hurst, being made up for her TV appearance in” Quite Contrary” last night.

ZUM4894088: Nov. 11, 1953 - Seen on TV's” Quite Contrary” OPS: Audrey Hurst, being made up for her TV appearance in” Quite Contrary” last night. / Bridgeman Images

ID: ZUM4894088

Nov. 11, 1953 - Seen on TV's” Quite Contrary” OPS: Audrey Hurst, being made up for her TV appearance in” Quite Contrary” last night.

Nov. 11, 1953 - Jordan's first Ambassador to Spain received by General Franco: Emir Hussein Naaser, first Ambassador of Jordan to Spain, seen with General Franco (left) during the conversation which they had at the National Palace in Madrid, after the former had presented his credentials. on right is Alberto Martin Artajo, the Spanish Foreign Minister and with back to Camera is Baron De Las Torres, Spain's Chief of the Protocol.
Nov. 11, 1953 - Jordan's first Ambassador to Spain received by General Franco: Emir Hussein Naaser, first Ambassador of Jordan to Spain, seen with General Franco (left) during the conversation which they had at the National Palace in Madrid, after the former had presented his credentials. on right is Alberto Martin Artajo, the Spanish Foreign Minister and with back to Camera is Baron De Las Torres, Spain's Chief of the Protocol.

ZUM4894246: Nov. 11, 1953 - Jordan's first Ambassador to Spain received by General Franco: Emir Hussein Naaser, first Ambassador of Jordan to Spain, seen with General Franco (left) during the conversation which they had at the National Palace in Madrid, after the former had presented his credentials. on right is Alberto Martin Artajo, the Spanish Foreign Minister and with back to Camera is Baron De Las Torres, Spain's Chief of the Protocol. / Bridgeman Images

ID: ZUM4894246

Nov. 11, 1953 - Jordan's first Ambassador to Spain received by General Franco: Emir Hussein Naaser, first Ambassador of Jordan to Spain, seen with General Franco (left) during the conversation which they had at the National Palace in Madrid, after the former had presented his credentials. on right is Alberto Martin Artajo, the Spanish Foreign Minister and with back to Camera is Baron De Las Torres, Spain's Chief of the Protocol.

Nov. 11, 1953 - Society wedding at St. Margaret's Lord Galway Weds.: The wedding took place today at St. Margaret's, Westminster, between Lord Galway, aged 23, of Bawtry, Yorks, and the Hon. Teresa Fox- Strangways, 20-year old daughter of Lord and Lady Stavordale. The Bride is grand-daughter of the present Lady Ilchester, and the bridesmaids' dresses were copied from the 18th. Century wedding dress worn by the first lady Ilchester. The Couple will honeymoon in Tobago, British West Indies. Picture Shows: The Bride and Bridegroom leaving under the guard of Honour - after the wedding this afternoon. Credit: Bippa Press
Nov. 11, 1953 - Society wedding at St. Margaret's Lord Galway Weds.: The wedding took place today at St. Margaret's, Westminster, between Lord Galway, aged 23, of Bawtry, Yorks, and the Hon. Teresa Fox- Strangways, 20-year old daughter of Lord and Lady Stavordale. The Bride is grand-daughter of the present Lady Ilchester, and the bridesmaids' dresses were copied from the 18th. Century wedding dress worn by the first lady Ilchester. The Couple will honeymoon in Tobago, British West Indies. Picture Shows: The Bride and Bridegroom leaving under the guard of Honour - after the wedding this afternoon. Credit: Bippa Press

ZUM4894336: Nov. 11, 1953 - Society wedding at St. Margaret's Lord Galway Weds.: The wedding took place today at St. Margaret's, Westminster, between Lord Galway, aged 23, of Bawtry, Yorks, and the Hon. Teresa Fox- Strangways, 20-year old daughter of Lord and Lady Stavordale. The Bride is grand-daughter of the present Lady Ilchester, and the bridesmaids' dresses were copied from the 18th. Century wedding dress worn by the first lady Ilchester. The Couple will honeymoon in Tobago, British West Indies. Picture Shows: The Bride and Bridegroom leaving under the guard of Honour - after the wedding this afternoon. Credit: Bippa Press / Bridgeman Images

ID: ZUM4894336

Nov. 11, 1953 - Society wedding at St. Margaret's Lord Galway Weds.: The wedding took place today at St. Margaret's, Westminster, between Lord Galway, aged 23, of Bawtry, Yorks, and the Hon. Teresa Fox- Strangways, 20-year old daughter of Lord and Lady Stavordale. The Bride is grand-daughter of the present Lady Ilchester, and the bridesmaids' dresses were copied from the 18th. Century wedding dress worn by the first lady Ilchester. The Couple will honeymoon in Tobago, British West Indies. Picture Shows: The Bride and Bridegroom leaving under the guard of Honour - after the wedding this afternoon. Credit: Bippa Press

Nov. 11, 1953 - Pat Kirkwood is” Peter Pan” this Christmas. Does a spot of pressing: Popular stage - screen and T.V. star Pat Kirkwood is to play the role of” Peter Pan” in the Barrie Classic at the Scala Theatre this Christmas
Nov. 11, 1953 - Pat Kirkwood is” Peter Pan” this Christmas. Does a spot of pressing: Popular stage - screen and T.V. star Pat Kirkwood is to play the role of” Peter Pan” in the Barrie Classic at the Scala Theatre this Christmas

ZUM4894364: Nov. 11, 1953 - Pat Kirkwood is” Peter Pan” this Christmas. Does a spot of pressing: Popular stage - screen and T.V. star Pat Kirkwood is to play the role of” Peter Pan” in the Barrie Classic at the Scala Theatre this Christmas / Bridgeman Images

ID: ZUM4894364

Nov. 11, 1953 - Pat Kirkwood is” Peter Pan” this Christmas. Does a spot of pressing: Popular stage - screen and T.V. star Pat Kirkwood is to play the role of” Peter Pan” in the Barrie Classic at the Scala Theatre this Christmas

Nov. 11, 1953 - Screen star Victor McLaglen in London: Photo shows Popular 'Tough Guy' screen star Victor McLaglen seen as he dictated to his secretary in London yesterday. He is to star as a Gipsy King in a new film” Trouble in the Glen”
Nov. 11, 1953 - Screen star Victor McLaglen in London: Photo shows Popular 'Tough Guy' screen star Victor McLaglen seen as he dictated to his secretary in London yesterday. He is to star as a Gipsy King in a new film” Trouble in the Glen”

ZUM4893652: Nov. 11, 1953 - Screen star Victor McLaglen in London: Photo shows Popular 'Tough Guy' screen star Victor McLaglen seen as he dictated to his secretary in London yesterday. He is to star as a Gipsy King in a new film” Trouble in the Glen” / Bridgeman Images

ID: ZUM4893652

Nov. 11, 1953 - Screen star Victor McLaglen in London: Photo shows Popular 'Tough Guy' screen star Victor McLaglen seen as he dictated to his secretary in London yesterday. He is to star as a Gipsy King in a new film” Trouble in the Glen”

Nov. 11, 1953 - American Screen Star Arrives In London Richard Arlen To Make Films Here
Nov. 11, 1953 - American Screen Star Arrives In London Richard Arlen To Make Films Here

ZUM4893780: Nov. 11, 1953 - American Screen Star Arrives In London Richard Arlen To Make Films Here / Bridgeman Images

ID: ZUM4893780

Nov. 11, 1953 - American Screen Star Arrives In London Richard Arlen To Make Films Here

Nov. 11, 1953 -” Don Pasquale” rehearsal two of the 'Villains”: Newly designed costumes by Osbert Lancaster will be worn in the new production of” Don Pasquale” at Sadler's Wells on Thursday
Nov. 11, 1953 -” Don Pasquale” rehearsal two of the 'Villains”: Newly designed costumes by Osbert Lancaster will be worn in the new production of” Don Pasquale” at Sadler's Wells on Thursday

ZUM4893905: Nov. 11, 1953 -” Don Pasquale” rehearsal two of the 'Villains”: Newly designed costumes by Osbert Lancaster will be worn in the new production of” Don Pasquale” at Sadler's Wells on Thursday / Bridgeman Images

ID: ZUM4893905

Nov. 11, 1953 -” Don Pasquale” rehearsal two of the 'Villains”: Newly designed costumes by Osbert Lancaster will be worn in the new production of” Don Pasquale” at Sadler's Wells on Thursday

Nov. 19, 1953 - World Champion of Carrying Beers. This title belongs to Vienna man Karl Schulz (pictured here). When Karl Schulz heard the announcement from America that a New Yorker, Max Semmler, was the world champion for carrying 16 beers and became incensed. Karl Schulz can carry 22.
Nov. 19, 1953 - World Champion of Carrying Beers. This title belongs to Vienna man Karl Schulz (pictured here). When Karl Schulz heard the announcement from America that a New Yorker, Max Semmler, was the world champion for carrying 16 beers and became incensed. Karl Schulz can carry 22.

ZUM4896089: Nov. 19, 1953 - World Champion of Carrying Beers. This title belongs to Vienna man Karl Schulz (pictured here). When Karl Schulz heard the announcement from America that a New Yorker, Max Semmler, was the world champion for carrying 16 beers and became incensed. Karl Schulz can carry 22. / Bridgeman Images

ID: ZUM4896089

Nov. 19, 1953 - World Champion of Carrying Beers. This title belongs to Vienna man Karl Schulz (pictured here). When Karl Schulz heard the announcement from America that a New Yorker, Max Semmler, was the world champion for carrying 16 beers and became incensed. Karl Schulz can carry 22.


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