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Insurrectos camp (LOC)

  • Jesús Roberto Duarte said:
    Up to may 16th Juarez was already taken by the insurrectos (Maderistas) but the peace negotiations were still takign place, Díaz resignation hadn´t been signed. The revolutionary army people were in a standby (Madero threatening if Diaz would not resign, the revolutionists will resume fighting). The "Tratados de Ciudad Juarez" were signed on June 21rst. Dr. Roberto Duarte

Launching HMAS "Parramatta", Cockatoo Dock, June 1939 / photographer Sam Hood

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  • 葛中 said:
    the ship look great.
  • Вадим Горских said:
    круто

K. Davis - Tramwoman at work [and other tram photographs], 1933-1942

  • mdlewisben said:
    This is R 1738, the first of the new corridor trams, in September 1933, just before its unveiling on 29 September 1933 at Randwick Workshops. It still exists in the Powerhouse Museum collection at Castle Hill Storage. R 1740 runs regularly at the Sydney Tram Museum at Loftus, next station after Sutherland.
  • GrenadierGuardsDmr said:
    The card tied to the nearest seat at centre left reads "THE MINISTER FOR TRANSPORT". Even he couldn't get a window seat.