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Hans Hildenbrand was a German photographer who was famous for taking color photographs during World War I. Following the war he became a photographer for National Geographic. 
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Et si les oeuvres d'art du Palais de l'Élysée avaient une vie secrète et cachée de tous ? http://jep.elysee.fr/
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Ajoutée le 16 sept. 2014 Toute l'actualité sur http://www.bfmtv.com/ "Les députés qui s'abstiennent devraient vote contre", estime Jean-Luc Mélenchon à quelques heures du vote de confiance. "Je les adjure de votre contre par clarté politique et pour monter qu'un autre gouvernement est possible", explique l'eurodéputé pour qui "la politique de Manuel Valls c'est le chaos qui entre à la maison".
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Ajoutée le 9 sept. 2014 This timelapse video was made from images taken by ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst orbiting Earth on the International Space Station.
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Jacques Le Bris's insight:
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Ajoutée le 10 sept. 2014 #NotInMyName: Young British Muslims at Active Change Foundation show their solidarity against ISIS and their actions. See how a simple message can be shared to show how ISIS is misrepresenting Islam.
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Poignant gift from the trenches of Arras and Vimy to wife is used to mark major new interactive website on WW1 Amid the moonscape devastation of the First World War trenches in France, North East soldier John Harkess fashioned something of fragile beauty. He pressed two poppies and on the petals wrote his initials and where he had served, including Arras and Vimy. Lance-Corporal Harkess sent the poppies in 1917 to his wife Ann in Washington in County Durham, in an envelope marked “Poppies. Open Careful. JH” Only months later, in March 1918, John was killed in action, aged 29. The poppies survived not only the trenches, but also the journey back to the North East and then the next 97 years. (...)
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