“Tragedy of Warsaw” Cover of a German magazine in Polish about the Warsaw Uprising. German soldiers were removed from the photo to imply it was the Home Army that destroyed the statue of Christ. (1944)FayannG

“Tragedy of Warsaw” Cover of a German magazine in Polish about the Warsaw Uprising. German soldiers were removed from the photo to imply it was the Home Army that destroyed the statue of Christ. (1944)

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German SS troops burning down Ursus Factory in Warsaw, the biggest execution site of Polish civilians during the Wola massacre. (September 1944)

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“Tragedy of Warsaw” Cover of a German magazine in Polish about the Warsaw Uprising. German soldiers were removed from the photo to imply it was the Home Army that destroyed the statue of Christ. (1944)

German SS troops burning down Ursus Factory in Warsaw, the biggest execution site of Polish civilians during the Wola massacre. (September 1944)

German SS troops burning down Ursus Factory in Warsaw, the biggest execution site of Polish civilians during the Wola massacre. (September 1944)(609x386)

“Berlin 1961-1989 | Belfast 1969-?” Northern Ireland sign at a “peace wall” that was build to separate Catholic and Protestant communities in Belfast during the Troubles. (2009)

During his criminal trial in West Germany, former German SS commander Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski showing how much cyanide he allegedly gave Hermann Göring to commit suicide. (1958)

During his criminal trial in West Germany, former German SS commander Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski showing how much cyanide he allegedly gave Hermann Göring to commit suicide. (1958)(1100x1669)

British diplomat Walter Runciman meeting Czechoslovak President Edvard Beneš to mediate minority rights dispute with the Sudeten German Party during the Sudeten Crisis. All efforts failed, which resulted in the Munich Agreement. (August 1938)

British diplomat Walter Runciman meeting Czechoslovak President Edvard Beneš to mediate minority rights dispute with the Sudeten German Party during the Sudeten Crisis. All efforts failed, which resulted in the Munich Agreement. (August 1938)(640x507)

“Ustaše youth - builds and develops itself and Croatia” Ustaše poster during the Independent State of Croatia (1940s)

“Germany in 1950” British poster fear mongering about German expansionism within Europe (1909)

A Mongolian soldier stands among captured Japanese POWs after the battle of Khalkhin Gol, September 1939

A Mongolian soldier stands among captured Japanese POWs after the battle of Khalkhin Gol, September 1939 (1000x628)

&quot;South Tyrol is not Italy!&quot; South Tyrolean independence sign at the Italian-Austrian border (2009)

American President Ronald Reagan and West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl visiting a German military cemetery to commemorate the 40th anniversary end of WW2 in Europe. The cemetery contained buried German SS soldiers, which both leaders claimed to be victims of Nazism. (1985)

American President Ronald Reagan and West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl visiting a German military cemetery to commemorate the 40th anniversary end of WW2 in Europe. The cemetery contained buried German SS soldiers, which both leaders claimed to be victims of Nazism. (1985)(750x511)

“Politics of Reason” A vandalized Austrian election poster for Friedrich Peter, a former member of the German SS during WW2. Exposed during Kreisky-Wiesenthal feud (1970s)

Armed German fighters of the Spartacus League during the failed Spartacus Uprising in Berlin (January 1919)

Armed German fighters of the Spartacus League during the failed Spartacus Uprising in Berlin (January 1919)(1280x1986)

“A Threatening Situation” American cartoon about a potential bigger war in Europe, published durning the First Balkan War (December 1912)

A Dutch child during the winter famine in German occupied Netherlands during WW2. He held a spoon, being hopeful food would become available. (1944)

A Dutch child during the winter famine in German occupied Netherlands during WW2. He held a spoon, being hopeful food would become available. (1944)(700x920)

&quot;Long live the brotherly union and great friendship of the peoples of the USSR!&quot; Soviet poster celebrating the multinational population of the country (1938)

“The Art of Killing” An exhibition about postwar expulsions of ethnic Germans from Czechoslovakia using Barbie and Ken dolls, created by Czech visual artist Lukáš Houdek (2013)

Photo of German soldiers fighting Polish insurgents in Myslowitz (now Mysłowice) during the First Silesian Uprising (August 1919)

Photo of German soldiers fighting Polish insurgents in Myslowitz (now Mysłowice) during the First Silesian Uprising (August 1919)(1200x727)

"South Tyrol is not Italy!" South Tyrolean independence sign at the Italian-Austrian border (2009)

"Long live the brotherly union and great friendship of the peoples of the USSR!" Soviet poster celebrating the multinational population of the country (1938)