照片记录着时代,也被打上了时代的标志。下面一组图集通过十大标志性照片带你回顾20世纪40年代的世界历史。
The Ten Most Iconic Photos Of The 1940s Hitler in Paris, 1940
Taken at the height of World War Two and after Adolf Hitler had taken Paris, this picture depicts Hitler surveying his conquest with his various cronies and became one of the most iconic photos of the 1940s and World War 2. The Last Jew in Vinnitsa, 1941 This powerful image of the death of the last Jew in Vinnitsa, Ukraine, was found in the album of an Einsatzgruppen soldier. The name of the image comes from the label at the back of the photo, and succinctly conveys what happened in Vinnitsa: all 28,000 of the Jews living there were killed.
这张具有震慑力的照片是在一名德国别动队的士兵的相册里发现的,记录了纳粹分子杀害乌克兰首都文尼察最后一名犹太人的场景。照片的名字来自其背面的标签,简要地向人们展示了发生在文尼察的大屠杀:居住在那里的28000名犹太人无一幸免。 Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 1943 Shot in 1943, this is one of the best-known pictures of World War Two, as it depicts the terror inspired by the Nazis. The image shows the destruction of the Warsaw Ghetto, which was home to thousands of Jewish citizens escaping the Nazi regime. Though the most poignant part of picture is the frightened little boy in the foreground with his hands up as he is forcibly removed from his hiding place. 这张拍于1943年的照片是二战时期最著名的照片之一,它记录了德国纳粹分子引发的恐惧。照片上展示了纳粹党对华沙犹太区的摧毁,而这个地方是成千上万犹太人逃离纳粹分子迫害的避难所。照片最有冲击力的地方是前景里高举双手满面惊恐的小男孩,他被迫离开自己的藏身处。 D-Day, 1944
Taken by Robert Capa, the iconic D-Day photograph depicts the bloody World War Two front at Omaha Beach. The eerie, blurred image may have been produced by an eager assistant who melted the exposures together, but that only adds to the haunting depiction of the chaos of war. V-J Day, 1945
This iconic photo depicts the jubilance and relief expressed throughout America when armistice was declared in World War Two. Contrary to popular opinion, the two in the picture were not lovers; the soldier was jubilantly planting kisses on women in Times Square – this lucky nurse was just one of them. Raising a flag over the Reichstag, 1945
Depicting Soviet troops raising their flag atop the German Reichstag building, this iconic photo was taken by Yevgeny Khaldei during the Battle of Berlin on May 2, 1945. Considered one of the most popular and identifiable images of war, the photo was so popular because the usurpation of the historically significant building symbolized the downfall the Soviets’ enemy. The takedown occurred after a lengthy and bloody battle within the buildings walls. Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima, 1945
A Pulitzer prize winning photo, this image by Joe Rosenthal shows U.S Marines patriotically raising the flag on top of Mount Suribachi during the Battle of Iwo Jima in WW2. Half of the men depicted in the picture died in battle. Atomic Bomb in Hiroshima, 1945
This profound image depicts the explosion of an atomic bomb on August 6th in Hiroshima, Japan. It was the second atomic bomb ever used and the mushroom cloud in the photo gives the scope of the devastation: 150,000 people were killed or injured. The first computer, 1946
The images of the first computer debuted in February 1946 when the device comprised 18,000 vacuum tubes, many wires and 170,000 watts of power and filled a 1,500 square foot room. Dalí Atomicus, 1948
This surreal image was taken by Philippe Halsman as homage to both the new atomic age and to Salvador Dali’s surrealist masterpiece “Leda Atomica”. The bizarre photograph is actually a combination of people jumping and water and cats being thrown. The shoot took six hours, 28 jumps and various assistants throwing things in the air. 【附】二战照片
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