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Propaganda cars of the Communist Party of Germany crossing the Alexanderplatz. Berlin, 1924.

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做好红旗献英雄

Make red flags to show heroes

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V.I. Lenin addresses a crowd gathered on Red Square to celebrate International Workers’ Day. May 1st, 1919.

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“Mothers and daughters of Bengal - they are all fighters for freedom.” (1971, War for the Liberation of Bangladesh)

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美帝国主义是世界和平最凶恶的敌人！

American imperialism is the most fiendish enemy of world peace!

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Zengakuren protestors and riot police clash during a demonstration against the construction of Narita Airport and the Vietnam War, Tokyo, Japan, 1971

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Mira Zigrin and Georges Skrigin, Yugoslav partisans and members of the Theatre of National Liberation in a play, a part of the 2nd Meeting of the Anti-Fascist Council for the National Liberation of Yugoslavia in Jajce, 1943.

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1960′s-1970′s ☭ – Fragments of 4000 downed American planes.

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Hi mutuals and followers, I’ve been using Twitter a lot more than tumblr reacently and of any of you wanna follow me there I would be happy to follow back. And to the dozen or so of you who I’m actual friends with on here please hit me up

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С.Карпов. «Народы Союза Советских Социалистических Республик».1925 год.

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“I looked up and saw bullets coming from what seemed like the front of the apartment and the kitchen area in the back. Bullets were going into the mattress. The sparks of light, the bed vibrating — I knew with all this going on, it was over. At some point the shooting stopped. Fred didn’t move anymore.

“I came out with my hands up. There were two lines of police I had to walk though. One of them grabbed my robe and pulled it open. I was eight-and-a-half months pregnant then. ‘Well, what do you know. We have a pregnant broad.’ Another policeman grabbed me by my hair and slung me into the kitchen area.

"I looked around and saw Ron Satchel on the dining room floor. He had blood all over him. Verlina Brewer was in the kitchen, bleeding. She started to fall. They grabbed her and threw her against the refrigerator.

"Then more shooting. I heard a voice that wasn’t familiar to me say, ‘He’s barely alive. He’ll barely make it.’ I assumed they were talking about Fred. The shooting started again, just for a brief period. It stopped. Then another unfamiliar voice said, ‘He’s good and dead now.’”

- Akua Njeri, Black liberation fighter, widow of Fred Hampton and mother of Fred Hampton Jr.