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Polish health care worker Wanda Lurie (1911-1989) with her son Mścisław (1944-2018). On 5 August 1944 she survived mass execution in Ursus Factory in Warsaw in which her three young children were killed. She was wounded. On 20 August she gave birth to Mścisław. Poland, c. 1950. [1200×758]
28 Haziran 2026
Goldfish seller and three Children. Photo by T. Enami. Japan, around 1910 [2160×1568]
27 Haziran 2026
Anti religious indoctrination of children in Kharkiv, 1932-1933. “Religion is a drug. Down with priests”[809×559].
26 Haziran 2026
Children sheltering in Temple Tube Station on Christmas Day during The Blitz. (1940) [1500×1919]
24 Haziran 2026
French social workers interact with Vietnamese children in rural Tonkin province, during the counterinsurgency campaign in Indochina, May 1951. [1270×1280]
23 Haziran 2026
George V and Nicholas II with their oldest children and heirs to their throne: Edward VII and Alexis, 1909. [1080×1713]
20 Haziran 2026
Prisoner identity photograph of a Polish girl taken by the German SS in Auschwitz. Approximately 230,000 children were held prisoner and used in forced labour and Nazi medical experiments. (Late 1942 or early 1943) [1500 × 665]
18 Haziran 2026
Members of Kvinnens Arbeidshjelp (Women’s Work Relief) loading parcels and supplies into a car in central Oslo, as part of a voluntary relief effort that supported families and children in Norway during a period of economic hardship and wartime uncertainty. (1940) [3792×2500]
6 Haziran 2026
Bookmobile travelling to sparsely populated areas of northwestern Ontario, Canada in order to increase literacy amongst rural children in 1958. [881×1091]
4 Haziran 2026
Ben Shan’s 1935 photo “Children of Sharecroppers” 1935 sold for $38,100 at Swann on April 30. High presale estimate was $1,500. (600×398) Reported by Rare Book Hub.
31 Mayıs 2026
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![Polish health care worker Wanda Lurie (1911-1989) with her son Mścisław (1944-2018). On 5 August 1944 she survived mass execution in Ursus Factory in Warsaw in which her three young children were killed. She was wounded. On 20 August she gave birth to Mścisław. Poland, c. 1950. [1200×758]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/523xorjuw08h1.jpeg)
![Goldfish seller and three Children. Photo by T. Enami. Japan, around 1910 [2160×1568]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/bg1htltr3p8h1.jpeg)
![Anti religious indoctrination of children in Kharkiv, 1932-1933. “Religion is a drug. Down with priests”[809×559].](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/al3t55dk0m8h1.jpeg)
![Children sheltering in Temple Tube Station on Christmas Day during The Blitz. (1940) [1500×1919]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/aci6dcahs12h1.jpeg)
![French social workers interact with Vietnamese children in rural Tonkin province, during the counterinsurgency campaign in Indochina, May 1951. [1270×1280]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/bawcunxdbb2h1.png)
![George V and Nicholas II with their oldest children and heirs to their throne: Edward VII and Alexis, 1909. [1080×1713]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/ghbtu8twmp3h1.jpeg)
![Prisoner identity photograph of a Polish girl taken by the German SS in Auschwitz. Approximately 230,000 children were held prisoner and used in forced labour and Nazi medical experiments. (Late 1942 or early 1943) [1500 × 665]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/8qwe673jgf4h1.jpeg)
![Members of Kvinnens Arbeidshjelp (Women’s Work Relief) loading parcels and supplies into a car in central Oslo, as part of a voluntary relief effort that supported families and children in Norway during a period of economic hardship and wartime uncertainty. (1940) [3792×2500]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/oj3ifj9lcwxg1-scaled.jpeg)
![Bookmobile travelling to sparsely populated areas of northwestern Ontario, Canada in order to increase literacy amongst rural children in 1958. [881×1091]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/nlo61ahq5gyg1.jpeg)
