Photo Gallery Mk. 1

ty anon, good luck with your project

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God, I'm an idiot. I forgot the link to the doc.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Q7U8svTYCU7GjACoqFvToapwPYTa8CFgWoTfDbeSsTo/edit?usp=sharing

Sounds really interesing, I hope you have what it takes to upkeep it though. I am not at home otherwise i would contribute. Do you want only significant photos or are everyday shots also acceptable?

>>1524046
Literally anything. Pics you took at a museum would be really cool. Really anything.

>>1524054
Well, I hope you dont give up, keep bumping every 5 mins or so. If I see this thread in ~15hours time i will prob contribute to it.

>>1523999

Do you have any idea what gallery or CMS youre going to use?

>>1523999
>I have scanned and uploaded the best images from my own physical collection to the doc.

If your physical collection are unique prints from family or whatever be sure to preserve them as well. There's a big misconception that digitizing film the the best form of preservation, but physical film is still the preferred method if you have a large collection of prints or film.

>>1524304
I'll be using the Google Slides function on Google Docs.

Link:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Q7U8svTYCU7GjACoqFvToapwPYTa8CFgWoTfDbeSsTo/edit?usp=sharing

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I've started adding Art.

>>1524529

Can I ask where your collection is from?

>>1524605
I lived in LA for a while and I would go to the Rose Bowl flea market every month. I knew one art dealer there who would always reserve stuff he thought I would be interested in. There were also many vendors there that sold random old photos at very reasonable prices. Most of these people got the photos by bidding on storage lockers, a la Storage Wars, so I got some really cool stuff.

If you're looking to cop some interesting photos, go to flea markets and antique stores.

>>1524617

Got them in higher resolutions?

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>>1524695
I am pretty sure I scanned them at their highest resolution.

Is there any one in particular that you are looking for?

>>1524767

Like this pic >>1524530

Is that the size you scanned at?

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>>1524782
I am looking at the physical of that one right now and honestly I can't make out any more detail on the physical than on the scan. The picture itself is faded and the scan is very faithful to the original. I can rescan it if you like though.

>>1524801

Could you? I'd like to try to clean up the names.

I asked originally because there are WW1/WW2 threads on /hr/ often, so you may want to let them know, but there are minimum resolutions to post there.

>>1524868
The names are badly obscured, I could only make out a handful.

I'll rescan it really quickly though, see if I can't get a little more definition.

Also the /hr/ idea is good, I'll post a reply there.

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>>1524868
Here is my re-scan. I put all the sliders to the left for resolution.

It's still kind of unclear.

>>1526926
Thank you for the contribution.

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Again, the link to the gallery is:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Q7U8svTYCU7GjACoqFvToapwPYTa8CFgWoTfDbeSsTo/edit?usp=sharing

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>>1524868
I also found this image on the web that is much more clear.

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>>1525008
>tfw you will never hold down a factory job like this and raise your family being able to let the wife stay home with the kids

Fucking new millennium.

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>>1523999

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>>1523999
This is awesome, OP. I'll see what I have around to contribute, though I know it's not much. I've been looking through /his/ archives lately though. I'll dig up some old historical photo threads and post links here for you.


>https://desuarchive.org/his/

>>1526926
This photo is outstanding. It's a gem in the growing online collection.

>>1527530
This one is fantastic, too.

The whole project is a really great idea. Thanks, OP and contributing anons.

Do you care for personal photos?

Found a couple of historical photo threads that are still archived here on this site (for now).

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>>1516670

Subject was "terror"; all the pics in these threads were wartime photos.

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I really just like the way these two look.

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>>1529578
Especially the lighting in this one. It's just so striking.

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>>1527848

i have a bunch of old homoerotic photography from the late 1800s-early 1900s if anyones interested

>>1529099
Yes, I do.

>>1529208
These threads are really good. They were the ones that actually inspired this project.

>>1530702
Post it my man.

>>1530741
http://imgur.com/a/qzQeX
this isnt all of them, but ill post more in the morning if the threads still alive

>>1530702
Ya, I honestly don't see why not. It is history after all.

>>1530747
>http://imgur.com/a/qzQeX
that's really really gay

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I've been adding a lot to the gallery.
The link is:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Q7U8svTYCU7GjACoqFvToapwPYTa8CFgWoTfDbeSsTo/edit?usp=sharing

i have glass plates of naked women posing for the camera (early 1900, taken in Paris). I'll try and scan a few in tonight.

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>>1523999
I think this was in German East Africa

>>1524397
Are you retarded? If you digitize something and then put it on the internet, its essentially there forever.

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>>1525126
Here's a color version phamaritorioso

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I think this was taken right after he took over the country in 1968

Gualberto Villarroel, 46th president of Bolivia, right after he hanged by a mob that stormed the presidential palace.

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>>1533403
Fuck me I forgot the image

Not sure if you would want this, but its a drawing showing the German bombardment of a Venezuelan fort in the 1902 debt crisis.

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>>1533413
and I forgot the image again

>>1530728
I will try get them scanned then I have a few old family photos of some German family members in their uniforms getting married and what not, might be tricky though as they are in original frames.

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Painting of the Battle of Angamos, during the War of the Pacific.

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>>1533359
Thank you all for the contributions! I'll add these right away.

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>>1533513
I've got more if ya want

>>1533365

Digital collections have to be migrated every 3-5 years. For large collections, like any museum, library, or archive, physical film is the preferred method because when stored in controlled environment will last 50+ years. The Library of Congress and the National Archives digitize only for ease of access, not preservation.

>>1533550
Yes, certainly.

>>1533564
But if a fire breaks out or the museum collapses during an Earthquake, hurricane etc, it is nifty to have a digital back up, no?

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Alberto Fujimori declares the dissolution of Congress and the Judiciary on national television, right after he ordered a tank to forcefully shut things down.

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Ford, Edison, Harding, Firestone

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Fujimori at his Trial in 2009

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Lincoln.

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1/2 - before finding out the photographer is Jewish.

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>>1533618
After.

(apparently).

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>>1533604
Picture of said tank, and as a bonus a really good documentary about Fujimori.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1Aiq6GqrpE&t=0m0s

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1932 Revolution, São Paulo troops.

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General Calixto Garcia (on the right in the front), one of the leaders of the Cuban Rebels, and American Brig. General William Ludlow during the Cuban war of Independence.

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Members of the MRTA leftist terrorist group taking the Japanese Embassy in Lima, Peru, along with 72 hostages

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Remains of the USSMaine, its supposed mining was one of the sparks of the Spanish American War. Later investigations suggest that it was not a mine under the ship that caused the explosion, but most likely something inside the ship.

>>1533665
They took like 350, but released all the women and children, including Fujimori's mother. Lul

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Colombian recruitment poster during the 1932 Colombian Peruvian War, also known as the Leticia incident.

A commando taking out the terrorist flag from the embassy after succesfully completing the Operation Chavín de Huántar, considered one of the most impactant hostage rescue operations in history. 1997. This was the end of the terrorist era in Peru.

>>1533677
Didn't that situation last a year or someshit?

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Another Colombian propaganda poster for the war, a war where most of the deaths were from Tropical disease. kek

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>>1533683
Forgot to put photo, sry

The gallery is already at well over 40 images, complete with descriptions. Thank you to everybody who has contributed so far.

>>1533684
Like 3 months until Fujimori ordered them to be exterminated, with like 240 commandos storming the embassy while bombs went off under the building that they put in tunnels they built. You can see it at 52 minutes in the documentary I posted
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1Aiq6GqrpE

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Abimael Guzmán -the most dangerous terrorist and leader of the Shining Path- in the Naval Base of Callao. He was captured in the Operation Victoria, in 1992

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>>1533643
It's cool seeing all of these fotos historicos de Sudamerica. Lot of revolutions happening down there last century.

>>1533693
>have troops only loyal to you rescue a bunch of hostages
>your political enemies who were trapped in the embassy conveniently die in the crossfire

Gotta love Latin America.

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>>1533704
His soldiers also said that 7 of the MRTA members had surrendered, but the reports after the operation showed that all 13 died in combat. What a guy

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>>1533643
More 1932 stuff, Vargas soldiers testing a machine gun.

>>1533716
To be fair, the SAS were about to do this during the embassy siege in 1979.

You can see footage of where they're leading a handcuffed survivor back into the building to be shot, and then somebody stops them because they're on live television.

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Members of the Intergralist movement, a Brazilian nationalist/fascist movement in the 1930's, while giving the salute and shouting "You are my brother!"

The gallery currently has 85 photos with captions and can be found here:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Q7U8svTYCU7GjACoqFvToapwPYTa8CFgWoTfDbeSsTo/edit?usp=sharing

>>1533726
Still doesn't approve of what the soldiers did. The MRTA was in the middle of peace talks too, all they wanted was the release of their 400 members in prison and to be able to get into legal politics, like what the FARC in Colombia just did a couple of months ago.

>>1533755
I mean, don't get me wrong.

Murder is bad and stuff.

But I can respect Fujimori not wanting to show any mercy to the people who put his country through hell.

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Two military dictators stand side byside, Hugo Banzer of Bolivia and Augusto Pinochet of Chile, 1970's.

>>1533760
Trust me, with his death squads and disrespect for the law he put the country through hell in his own special way. After the fighting was over for the most part, the Truth and Reconciliation investigation found that the MRTA had been responsible for 1% of the deaths, with the Shining Path and the Military taking the place as top contenders. They wore identifiable uniforms and bandannas, and didn't dable with narcotics. Hell, in Peru now there is some sympathy for the MRTA.

>>1533782
Peru was a hell way before Fujimori. Alan García fucked everything up

Fujimori was a bastard, but he did some things for good too, like saving the economy and have his sidekick Montesinos in charge of the anti-terrorist operations.

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This gets posted a lot with people always asking for context, so I will just post the article that accompanied it where I found it. http://rarehistoricalphotos.com/priest-dying-soldier-1962/

"Navy chaplain Luis Padillo gives last rites to a soldier wounded by sniper fire during a revolt in Venezuela. Braving the streets amid sniper fire, to offer last rites to the dying, the priest encountered a wounded soldier, who pulled himself up by clinging to the priest’s cassock, as bullets chewed up the concrete around them. The photographer Hector Rondón Lovera, who had to lie flat to avoid getting shot, later said that he was unsure how he managed to take this picture. The Catholic priest, Luis Padillo, would walk the streets, even through sniper fire, offering last rites to the fighters. Besides priest’s bravery, he also knows the enemy will think a lot before shooting him (just imagine the propaganda) and the enemy soldiers are catholic and would refuse that order.

Even more intense about this picture is the setting, in the background is a carnicería (a butcher’s shop). In Spanish a carnicería means both a “butcher’s shop” and “slaughter, carnage”. The phrase “fue una carnicería” (English equivalent: “it was carnage”) is so common in the Spanish language. The parallel really catches one’s eye and draws the horror of the scene even further.

The photo was taken on June 4 (1962) by Hector Rondón Lovera, photographer of Caracas, for the Venezuelan newspaper “La Republica”. It won the World Press Photo of the Year and the 1963 Pulitzer Prize for Photography. The original title of work is “Aid From The Padre”.

Rómulo Betancourt, president of Venezula known as"father of Venezuelan democracy" and Kennedy speaking on a platform

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>>1533809
Forgot the pic for the 3rd time

>>1533797
His economic shock plan, "Fujishock", was short and long term and he essentially sold off the country and its resources. But yeah I guess he did stop the economy from falling, inflation was at 7000 percent when he took over. Still doesn't excuse the host of crimes he and his crony Montesinos committed. Will always be known as the president that tried to resign by hotel fax, and got rejected by congress so they could impeach him.

>>1533824
fuck meant to say short and mid-term.

>>1533824
Yeah, good thing they are in the Naval Base too...

>>1533828
Montesinos and Guzman are in the same naval base, the very one Montesinos ordered built but I can't remember where Fujimori is being held, he is pretty old and last I heard had tongue cancer.

>>1533585

Fires can destroy hard drives too.

>>1533835
Sure, but what if it spreads like images tend to do, and if the building burns down along with it and at the same time the hard drive the digital copy was on, then it will also be on ours computers since we are /his/torians after all.

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Fighters during the 1952 National revolution in Bolivia.

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This is a really good thread, keep posting boys

Soldiers during the 1964 Brazilian military coup

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Anti-American protest, 1952 Tehran.

>>1533404
I should add that he was killed in the palace after he tried to resign, but this did not spare him his life. His body was thrown from a balcony and strung up against a lamp post, most likely drawing inspiration from Mussolini's recent demise.

Peruvian officers in the Peruvian-Ecuadorian war of 1941. This was the first one in the American continent in which parachutes were used.

Peru had a decisive victory and annexed andean and amazonian territory. The war concluded with the Rio Protocol.

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>>1533875
Forgot photo, again

>>1533875
Kek we took half of Ecuador after they tried to attack to us.

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Last known photograph of the RMS Lusitania.

>>1533880
Same thing in Falso Paquisha and Cenepa kek

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Picture of José Abelardo Quiñónes González, a Peruvian war hero of the Peru Ecuador 1941 war. After his plane was shot, he guided it to crash into an Ecuadorian anti-aicraft position killing him and disabling the position.

>>1533895
Oh yeah, Quiñones was my childhood's patriotic hero

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Soldiers advancing at the Battle of the Somme

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Chinese laborers liberated by the Chileans during the War of the pacific and turned into the 1 de Línea regiment, entering Lima.

>>1533802
very neat

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United States Marines and a Haitian guide patrolling the jungle in 1915 at the Battle of Fort Dipitie, US occupation of Haiti.

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US Warships off the coast of Veracruz, Mexico in 1914

US Flag being raised by soldiers during the US occupation of Veracruz, largest port of Mexico. It was occupied in response to US Soldiers being arrested in Mexico, and the government refusing President Wilson's demands that a 21 gun salute be given. The occupation lasted from April to November.

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>>1533989
4th time today my friends

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US navy men shelling the port of Veracruz

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US flag waving over Ozama fortress, US occupation of the Dominican Republic.

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President Ramón Villeda Morales of Honduras meeting Kennedy in 1962

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United States Marines with the captured flag of Rebel leader Augusto César Sandino in 1932, US occupation of Nicaragua.

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Palauan High School students and the agriculture program

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Propoganda poster during the Agrarian reform, 1968 Peru.
Well lads, that was my Latin America dump.

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Brazillian soldiers in Paraguay, 1867.

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>>1533689
well done, anons.

>>1530732
Ah, awesome.

I haven't had time to pull up archived threads, but I will. In the meantime, here's two current threads you might want to keep an eye on.

>>1531781
>someshitposting going on, people fighting about anons posting nostalgic pictures of Nazi Germany... just ignore them. All the pictures are pretty great.

>>1533139
>more reaction image types than quality images ITT so far, but has potential

Keep up the great work, /his/..

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Stamp made by the Communist party of USA

>>1524579
was listening to this album when I scrolled past this nice