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LIFE Magazine September 18, 1939
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The lynching of Franck McManus, a drifter from Boston, on 28 April 1882, hung in Minneapolis for the rape of 4 year old Mina Spear. Arrested earlier in the day a huge crowd gathered at the county jail forcing entry and after confirming his identity hung him from an oak tree sat outside Minneapolis Central High School. McManus died of strangulation as he was hauled up rather than dropped. By 7.00 the next morning pieces of the rope were being sold as souvenirs. Photograph taken by a local photographer. This is of the only known lynching to have occurred in Minneapolis.
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Unknown - circa. 1915-1918. Photograph of German soldiers wearing gas-masks, manning a light anti-aircraft gun. The gun is the Maxim Flak M14, a version of the 37-mm Maxim-Nordenfelt gun.
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Robert W. Kelley - Teenagers screaming and yelling during Elvis Presley’s personal appearance at the Florida Theatre, Jacksonville, FL, August 1956
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Unknown photographer - Death Slump at Mississippi Lynching, 1937, photograph removed from The Family of Man exhibition shortly after its opening in New York, 1955
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Don McCullin - British soldiers charging Catholic youths in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, in 1970.