armoede

30 photos tagged armoede, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.

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Bed van prostituée in Amsterdam / Sagging bed of a prostitute in Amsterdam

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  • Anahí Vega said:
    Can't imagine the life of that woman. Through this picture, I can see and think that at those times, poverty came to such a degree, that people had to do any thing to at least eat
  • Juffrouw Jo said:
    That attic would have been extremely cold in winter.
  • SandyEm said:
    so agree with Siekjes. A great social history capture..thanks :)
  • Rocketlandphoto said:
    wow...what history.
  • Rian Julius Sapta said:
    is really good

Baby in vluchtelingenkamp / Sleeping child in refugee camp

  • Heidisgc said:
    Oh Dios mío!.... Contraste enorme. Me parece preciosa y demasiado triste a la vez.
  • cocoesperanza said:
    At this age, however they sleep and wherever ..... all is right with the world for a moment..To view a sleeping child who appears quite healthy for now ... it is a space for any parent ( hopefully there is one, or a guardian - a friend or the photographer ) to take a breath and feel the love. .. against the shade of the mud wall.
  • antonio jorge barros said:
    Me veio a lembrança da imagem do menino Jesus, envolto em panos na mangedoura!

WOI: gewonde Engelse soldaten, terug van het front, in discussie over geld beleggen in oorlogsobligaties / WWI: returned wounded English soldiers discussing the use of investing money in war bonds

  • Brian Lynn said:
    From the looks of them–especially their hats–I'd say that some of them were Australians, not English.
  • Nationaal Archief said:
    @Brian Thank you for that comment!
  • Erik G said:
    Interesting photo. The slouch hats were typical of the uniforms belonging to ANZAC (Australia and New Zealand Army Corp) soldiers. The woman volunteer may be American as the white sign shows the logo for the YWCA (Young Women's Christian Association) with the word "America" above.