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Colonel Chamberlain (left) inspects the Chislehurst 54th Battalion of the Kent Home Guard.
The ruins of Coventry Cathedral,Warwickshire, after the Medieval building was destroyed by Luftwaffe bombs during the 'Baedecker raids' of the Second World War. 1,000 civilians were killed.
A Spitfire testing its guns at Biggin Hill during the Battle of Britain.
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CP2STO47723 | 1940 
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PREMIUM -- WHS#39558: Prison photograph of Lyle Tadder, inmate number 25409, a painter who was convicted of larceny of auto. Waupun, Wisconsin, 1940. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
PREMIUM -- WHS#14234: McKay Nursery Company field of landscape plants and trees. Waterloo, Wisconsin, 1940. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
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CP2STO50246 | 1940-09 
(NY18)NEW YORK,SEPT.27-GOLDSTEIN AND STRAUSS LEAVE FOR DEATH HOUSE MARTIN "BUGGSY" GOLDSTEIN (RIGHT) CURSED AND SHOUTED AND HARRY (PITTSBURGH PHIL) STRAUSS (CENTER, WITHOUT HAT) THREW HIS LEFT SHOE AT BYSTANDERS AS THEY LEFT BY TRAIN TODAY TO DIE AT SING SING FOR THE KILLING OF IRVING "PUGGY" FEINSTEIN. THE TWO MEN ARE CONVICTED MEMBERS OF THE BROOKLYN MURDER-FOR-MONEY RING. (AP WIREPHOTO) (EF61600DNS) 1940
FILE - In this Sept. 10, 1940 file photo bomb damage from a Nazi air raid is seen on King William Street in the City of London. The United Kingdom has suffered its worst civilian loss of life since World War II by a significant number. Some 70,000 non-combatants perished in the 1940s. 75 years later, it's 100,000 taken by the coronavirus pandemic, an enemy no less relentless and fearsome and one whose defeat is still some time away. (AP Photo, File)
FILE - In this Sept. 14, 1940 file photo a damaged bus that was hit in a Nazi bombing raid in London. The United Kingdom has suffered its worst civilian loss of life since World War II by a significant number. Some 70,000 non-combatants perished in the 1940s. 75 years later, it's 100,000 taken by the coronavirus pandemic, an enemy no less relentless and fearsome and one whose defeat is still some time away. (AP Photo, File)
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CP1STO579869 | 1940-09 
Colonel Chamberlain (left) inspects the Chislehurst 54th Battalion of the Kent Home Guard.
The ruins of Coventry Cathedral,Warwickshire, after the Medieval building was destroyed by Luftwaffe bombs during the 'Baedecker raids' of the Second World War. 1,000 civilians were killed.
A Spitfire testing its guns at Biggin Hill during the Battle of Britain.
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CP2STO47723 | 1940 
Halifax, Nova Scotia; October 1940--Ceremonies -- Rt. Hon. William Lyon Mackenzie King, Prime Minister of Canada, inspecting Ship's Company of H.M.C.S. "Assiniboine". (CP PHOTO) 1999 (National Archives of Canada) PA-104239
Quebec City, Quebec; July 1940--Second World War --Prisoners of war. Arrival of German prisoners at the train station. (CP PHOTO) 1999 (National Archives of Canada) PA-166252
1940--Royal Visits --Princess Juliana of the Netherlands aboard a train after arriving at an east coast port. (CP PHOTO) 1999 (National Archives of Canada) C-007488
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CP1STO578006 | 1940 
St Marks Cathedral Sheffield after German air raid WW2. Statue of Last Supper is all that remains undamaged 1940. Mirrorpix/Courtesy Everett Collection (MPWA452973)
PREMIUM -- WHS#14313: Four Dane County Highway Police Ford squad cars with one officer standing next to the cars. Madison, Wisconsin, 1940. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
PREMIUM -- WHS#14276: Black Eagle Service Station, 1039 East Washington Avenue, featuring Goodrich tires and batteries and Pennzoil. Madison, Wisconsin, 1940. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
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CP2STO47725 | 1940 
GREAT BRITING MISC Some Londoners, shopping for meat, buy their provisions from this butcher store, equipped to replace any branch of J. Richards, Ltd., put out of service by bombing. Paper bags like the ones carried by woman at right are rare. Because of the paper shortage many purchases are carried home without wrapping.12/21/1940
DOVER PASSED BY THE CENSOR NO: 90555 LORD LOTHIAN VISITS COAST DEFENCES AND DOVER LORD LOTHIAN, BRITISH AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED STATES, WHO IS TAKING THE OPPORTUNITY AFFORDED BY HIS STAY IN BRITAIN TO MAKE HIMSELF FAMILIAR WITH THE MANNER IN WHICH THE BRITISH PEOPLE ARE FIGHTING BACK AGAINST INTENSIFIED ENEMY ATTACKS, INSPECTED COASTAL DEFENCES AND VISITED DOVER. ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO SHOWS: LORD LOTHIAN, RIGHT CENTRE, PASSING WRECKED BUILDINGS IN DOVER. WHITH HIM, LEFT, IS CAPTAIN LLEWELLYN-MORGAN, OF THE ROYAL NAVY. 11/7/1940 FL/AB 231556 71140S ALL EX D.P.W.L.
4277 ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO FROM NEW YORK CAUTION: USE CREDIT EXILES IN ROME FORMER KING AMANULLAH OF AFGHANISTAN (RIGHT) AND HIS WIFE, FORMER QUEEN SOR- AYA, ATTEND OPENING CEREMONIES AT THE SCHOOL IN ROME WHERE TWO OF THEIR CHILDREN ARE ENROLLED. HE HAS BEEN LIVING IN EXILE IN ROME WITH HIS WIFE SINCE HIS ABDICATION AFTER HABIBULLAH'S REBELLION IN 1929. HE IS THE FATHER OF NINE CHILDREN. ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO AW 10-29-40 ROME 107PES WA BAIRES LON MEX 106
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CP1STO578007 | 1940 
Madonna attends the 2008 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, held at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, Monday, March 10, 2008 in New York.
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CP2STO47722 | 1940 
A Spitfire testing its guns at Biggin Hill during the Battle of Britain.
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CP2STO50245 | 1940-10 
War 1939-45 Evacuation of troops from Dunkirk Volunteers supply refreshments to the troops Dbase MSI. Mirrorpix/Courtesy Everett Collection (MPMP_010257)
PREMIUM -- WHS#6002: Modern neon sign and storefront of A.J. Affleck's Pharmacy. Sacramento, California, 1940. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
PREMIUM -- WHS#14293: A man standing in field of high clover. Windsor, Town of, Wisconsin, 1940. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
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CP2STO50251 | 1940-06 
DUNKIRK ALLIED TROOPS PATIENT VIGIL AMONG THE DUNES OF DUNKIRK ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO SHOWS: BRITISH AND FRENCH TROOPS FROM THE ALLIED ARMIES OF THE NORTH WAITING PATIENTLY AMONG THE DUNES OF DUNKIRK BEACH FOR THE RESCUE SHIPS TO TAKE THEM TO SAFETY IN ENGLAND. THEY WAITED THEIR TURN WITH PERFECT COURAGE AND DISCIPLINE IN SPITE OF CONSTANT ENEMY BOMBARDMENT. 6/4/1940 FL/AB 226489 4640L D
General Wilhelm Keitel is shown in top radiophoto (4) reading Germany's terms of complete capitulation by France, which were accepted by the Government of Marshal Petain, but disavowed by the French Empire and by a French national committee in London. Britain no longer recognizes the Bordeaux Administration. Also seen in the historic railway car are: (1) Admiral Erich Raeder, (2) Field Marshal- Hermann Goering, (3) Hitler, (5) General Walther von Brauchitsch;(6) Rudolf Hess, Hitler's deputy (7) General Charles Huntziger, head of the French delegation; (8) Admiral Maurice Le Duc; (9) Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop; (10) F. W. Brueckner, Hitler's adjutant; (11) Translator Paul Schmidt. General Jean Marie Bergeret and Leon Noel are seated out. of view behind Huntziger. 6/24/1940
DUNKIRK B.E.F. WADE OUT TO BOATS AT DUNKIRK: PERFECT DISCIPLINE UNDER FILE ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO SHOWS: A HUMAN CHAIN OF B.E.F. MEN WADE CUT FROM DUNKIRK BEACH TO ONE OF THE RESCUE BOATS; UNDER CONSTANT BOMBARDMENT AND MACHINE GUN FIRE, THEY CAME OUT EACH IN HIS TURN WITH PERFECT DISCIPLINE AND MOST OF THEM STILL CARRIED THEIR EQUIPMENT. 6/7/1940 7640L NY.T.A.MH.
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CP1STO579873 | 1940-06 
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