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May Day '13, strikers in Union Square (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

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  • mk30 said:
    does anyone have translations of the hebrew or italian signs?
  • red1pix said:
    The Italian sign on the left is a demand for a trade union closed shop. Literally: "We ask that the shops are occupied only by unionists." The signs with Hebrew letters are likely to be in Yiddish - that was the language of Eastern European Jewish immigrants to the US. Yiddish is written in Hebrew letters, in the same way that English is written in "Roman" letters. The one on the left has an English message on its other visible side which looks like it is probably something along the lines of "We demand closed shops and open doors", judging by the message on the Italian sign.
  • red1pix said:
    This is a lovely set of pics - big thanks to the Library of Congress for putting them up here. But I'd have thought the LoC might have access to some translation service or researchers with language skills... it's a pity if it doesn't.
  • red1pix said:
    I think the other Italian sign might be something like: "Down with the spies and those who have sold out to the bosses/been bought by the bosses." But it would be good to hear from someone who actually speaks Italian...
  • red1pix said:
    OK, last guess for today: the Yiddish sign at the back could well be calling for an eight-hour day. That would be the likeliest reason for a big number 8 on a strikers' placard in 1913. Come on Yiddish and Italian speakers - we need you! And a happy May Day 2009 to workers of all countries and languages!

John Reed

from North East Museums

  • Pix by Kel said:
    Love his expression in comparison with the others. He has a "screw you, pigs" look on his face!
  • Juan Antonio Armijo Gaete said:
    Yeah, tough guy!
  • S. D said:
    his expression says "i dont know what that machine is but I aint looking at it"
  • Stuart said:
    All the same, he dosen't have that 'brutalised' look you see in many of today's young scumbags. At least John Reed looks human!

Page from "Mecanisme de la Physionomie Humaine"

from National Science and Media Museum

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  • marcelo maldonado said:
    Tremenda ... para su epoca de haber sido un documento ecepsional...
  • leyvso said:
    It's very strange, I wonder who the model/patient was...
  • John Sadowski said:
    that's some creepy shizzle.
  • BobMeade said:
    The male subject in these photographs was also displayed in Charles Darwin's book here:

    www.flickr.com/photos/nationalmediamuseum/3084041451/
  • Iris Rinker said:
    Wow. -These are very emotional photos- they're almost chilling.