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A nurse watches over a room full of wounded

Unknown Photographer
Vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print on paper
20th c Photography

Image of Private James T. Johnson rates an individual therapy session of listening to music at Walter Reed Hospital in the Army Medical Center, Washington, D.C.

Private James T. Johnson rates an individual therapy session of listening to music at Walter Reed Hospital in the Army Medical Center, Washington, D.C.

Unknown Photographer
Vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print on paper
20th c Photography

A U.S. Marine with a bandaged foot takes it easy in his grass-roofed hut on a tropical island somewhere in the Pacific

Unknown Photographer
Vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print on paper
20th c Photography

Image of This wounded Norwegian soldier passed the time by reading. He ingeniously uses a stick to turn pages while staying wrapped in his blankets.

This wounded Norwegian soldier passed the time by reading. He ingeniously uses a stick to turn pages while staying wrapped in his blankets.

Unknown Photographer
Vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print on paper
20th c Photography

Image of Four-year-old Genya Mikulinas, wounded in the head and arms by splinters from Nazi shells during battle for Leningrad Children’s Hospital

Four-year-old Genya Mikulinas, wounded in the head and arms by splinters from Nazi shells during battle for Leningrad Children’s Hospital

Unknown Photographer
Vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print on paper
20th c Photography

Image of Dr. Martin R. Steinberg, Director of Mount Sinai Hospital, bids goodbye to Japanese women, all survivors of the Hiroshima atomic bomb, on discharge from the hospital

Dr. Martin R. Steinberg, Director of Mount Sinai Hospital, bids goodbye to Japanese women, all survivors of the Hiroshima atomic bomb, on discharge from the hospital

Jacob Harris
Vintage wire photograph on paper
20th c Photography

Image of Mitsuko Kuranoto and Emiko Takemoto, survivors of the Hiroshima atom bomb 10 years ago, at Mitchel Air Force Base. 25 Japanese girls hope plastic surgery can give them new faces.

Mitsuko Kuranoto and Emiko Takemoto, survivors of the Hiroshima atom bomb 10 years ago, at Mitchel Air Force Base. 25 Japanese girls hope plastic surgery can give them new faces.

Jacob Harris
Vintage wire photograph on paper
20th c Photography

Image of Japanese girls, scarred by the Hiroshima atom bomb, are greeted by nurse Mikiko Kashiwabara at Mt. Sinai Hospital. They hope plastic surgery can give them new faces.

Japanese girls, scarred by the Hiroshima atom bomb, are greeted by nurse Mikiko Kashiwabara at Mt. Sinai Hospital. They hope plastic surgery can give them new faces.

John Lindsay
Vintage wire photograph on paper
20th c Photography

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A nurse watches over a room full of wounded

Private James T. Johnson rates an individual therapy session of listening to music at Walter Reed Hospital in the Army Medical Center, Washington, D.C.

A U.S. Marine with a bandaged foot takes it easy in his grass-roofed hut on a tropical island somewhere in the Pacific

This wounded Norwegian soldier passed the time by reading. He ingeniously uses a stick to turn pages while staying wrapped in his blankets.

Four-year-old Genya Mikulinas, wounded in the head and arms by splinters from Nazi shells during battle for Leningrad Children’s Hospital

Dr. Martin R. Steinberg, Director of Mount Sinai Hospital, bids goodbye to Japanese women, all survivors of the Hiroshima atomic bomb, on discharge from the hospital

Mitsuko Kuranoto and Emiko Takemoto, survivors of the Hiroshima atom bomb 10 years ago, at Mitchel Air Force Base. 25 Japanese girls hope plastic surgery can give them new faces.

Japanese girls, scarred by the Hiroshima atom bomb, are greeted by nurse Mikiko Kashiwabara at Mt. Sinai Hospital. They hope plastic surgery can give them new faces.