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26 June 10
somehowsomeway:

“A nurse famously photographed being kissed by an American sailor in New York’s Times Square in 1945 to celebrate the end of World War Two has died at the age of 91, her family said on Tuesday. The V-J Day picture of the white-clad Edith Shain by photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt captured an epic moment in U.S. history and became an iconic image marking the end of the war after being published in Life magazine. The identity of the nurse in the photograph was not known until the late 1970s when Shain wrote to the photographer saying that she was the woman in the picture taken on August 14 at a time when she had been working at Doctor’s Hospital in New York City. The identity of the sailor remains disputed and unresolved.” (via ABlogAboutHistory.com)

somehowsomeway:

“A nurse famously photographed being kissed by an American sailor in New York’s Times Square in 1945 to celebrate the end of World War Two has died at the age of 91, her family said on Tuesday. The V-J Day picture of the white-clad Edith Shain by photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt captured an epic moment in U.S. history and became an iconic image marking the end of the war after being published in Life magazine. The identity of the nurse in the photograph was not known until the late 1970s when Shain wrote to the photographer saying that she was the woman in the picture taken on August 14 at a time when she had been working at Doctor’s Hospital in New York City. The identity of the sailor remains disputed and unresolved.” (via ABlogAboutHistory.com)

Reblogged: somehowsomeway

  1. pufflepie reblogged this from lyall and added:
    Awwww cheers Lyall, this is another famous photo which I react to, the last being so distressing it’s good to see this...
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    supposedly, a man who claims...pictured soldier lives here,
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