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Photographic collections of the German Historical Museum

  1. Franz Hanfstaengl

    1804 – 1877

    Posted in Classical, Heads of State, Munich.
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  2. August Sander

    1876 – 1964

    Posted in -WORKERS, Germany.
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  3. László Moholy-Nagy

    1895 – 1946

    Posted in Berlin, University of Oxford.
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  4. Lotte Jacobi

    1896 – 1990

    Posted in Berlin, Tadjikistan, Uzbekistan.

  5. Walter Peterhans

    1897 – 1960

    Posted in Berlin.
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    Hans Casparius

    1900 – 1986

    Posted in Berlin, Canada, Libya, London, Palestine.

  7. Yva (Else Neuländer-Simon)

    1900 – 1942

    Posted in Berlin.

  8. Gisèle Freund

    1908 – 2000

    Posted in Germany, Heads of State.

  9. Éva Besnyő

    1910 – 2003

    Posted in Amsterdam, Berlin.

    Yoichi R. Okamoto

    1915 – 1985

    Posted in Munich, Official White House Photographer, Washington DC.
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  11. Walter Barbian

    1919 – 2005

    Posted in Germany.
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  12. Raymond D’Addario

    1920 – 2011

    Posted in Nuremberg, Nuremberg Trials, Re-photography: Places, WWII - Aftermath.
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  13. Bernt Becher

    1931 – 2007

    Posted in Germany, INDUSTRY.

  14. Rene Burri

    Born: 1933

    Posted in Cuba, Germany.
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  15. Google Street View

    Born: 2007

    Websites
    2007 Pop Mechanics article
    GSV images of Paris and New York grabbed by Michael Wolf
    GSV images grabbed by John Rafman
    GSV images grabbed by Nicholas Mason for his Versificator project
    GSV images grabbed by Doug Rickard

    Posted in Baltimore, Barcelona, Berlin, Cancún, Cape Town, Chicago, Cologne, Durban, East London, Edinburgh, Florence, Frankfurt, Glasgow, Guadalajara, Hamburg, Hiroshima, Johannesburg, Lake Cuomo, Lille, London, Lyon, Madrid, Marseille, Melbourne, Mexico City, Milan, Monterrey, Munich, Nice, NYC 2000s, Paris, Port Elizabeth, Prague, Pretoria, Puebla, Puerto Vallarta, Rio de Janeiro, Rome, São Paulo, Seattle, Seville, Sydney, Toulouse, Valencia, Washington DC.