Astrid as Duchess of Brabant in 1926

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Astrid as Duchess of Brabant in 1926
Faith Bacon's career in burlesque began in the 1920s in Paris. In a 1930 interview, Bacon stated she decided to become a dancer when she visited Paris despite never having had any training. While in Paris, she met Maurice Chevalier and later premiered in his revue. During her career, she used bubbles, flowers and fans in her nude dance routines.
After returning to the United States, Bacon appeared on Broadway in Earl Carroll's Vanities. Following her performance in the Earl Carroll's Vanities, Bacon appeared in the Ziegfeld Follies of 1931 from July to November 1931. In 1933, she went to Chicago to perform at the 1933 World's Fair after learning that a rival dancer, Sally Rand, was also performing a fan dance. Bacon, who maintained she originated the dance for Earl Carroll in 1930, billed herself as "The Original Fan Dancer". Edit Wikipedia.
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Junkers Ju-87B2/R2 of the Royal Hungarian Air Force. These aircraft were used for training the crews (thus the lack of the gunner's machine gun), which were meant to fly the newer D version. The image has been digitaly remastered and colorized.
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