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![The image displays a black and white photograph of what appears to be an old-fashioned pantry or storage room, likely from the early 20th century. Numerous glass jars filled with various contents are neatly arranged on wooden shelves that extend across the space. The topmost shelf contains large mason-type jars possibly containing flour or other grain products, while smaller jars below could hold preserved foods such as pickles or jams.
The ceiling is made of exposed wood beams and rafters, suggesting a rustic construction method typical for rural homes at the time. There are dried plants hanging from one side, likely used in food preservation methods like dehydrated herbs. In the bottom right corner, there's an inscription that reads "Mrs. Wardlow 500 quarts of food," indicating Mrs. Dorothea L. Lange photographed this scene for a collection or publication.
The background is filled with more jars and possibly other storage containers on lower shelves which are not as clearly visible due to the depth-of-field used in the photograph. The overall atmosphere evokes an era where canning and preserving food was crucial, likely during times of economic hardship such as the Great Depression mentioned by Mrs. Lange herself.
The image is sourced from a website named "MrsWardlow" with additional context provided at the bottom which gives credit to Dorothea Lange for her work in [...]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ls2ap3pxsotp3pgwjf7o633l/bafkreihpozquq4voqjrhhwpci36bqstun5467dlmn7nmw3colkc5yovkb4)
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Entlassung des Verfassungsschutzchefs: Ein Geschenk für die AfD
Mitten in der Debatte um ein AfD-Verbot feuert die Brandenburger Innenministerin Lange ihren renommierten Verfassungsschutzleiter - und verkündet offiziell die Einstufung der AfD als "gesichert rechts...
![The image depicts a rural scene featuring an expansive, recently tilled agricultural field in the foreground. In the mid-ground and background are several traditional barns with weathered facades, surrounded by wooden fences that demarcate individual parcels of land. The landscape is hilly, suggesting this may be part of larger farmlands or ranches spread across rolling terrain. There's a noticeable lack of any modern farming equipment or machinery visible in the fields, which could indicate either traditional methods are used here or perhaps it’s not currently harvest time.
The photograph appears to have been taken on an overcast day due to its soft lighting and absence of harsh shadows. The black-and-white coloration hints at historical significance, potentially placing this image around a century old given Dorothea Lange's active years as a photographer known for documenting the impacts of poverty during that era.
The watermark "DOR-1948" suggests it might be linked to her work from 1948. Further information about this particular photo can often be found by searching its identifiers or through databases like those maintained at The Bancroft Library, which houses many photographs taken by Dorothea Lange during the Dust Bowl era and related times in California agriculture.
The watermark also indicates that it may have been scanned from a print given "1/8th" is typical [...]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ls2ap3pxsotp3pgwjf7o633l/bafkreihtqwqk7tydy2cgd2ncczm6peff7ad3leqszhiepvis7jtwpd2a54)
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Brandenburger Innenministerin Katrin Lange tritt zurück
Wegen der Entlassung von Verfassungsschutz-Chef Jörg Müller stand die Brandenburger Innenministerin Katrin Lange heftig in der Kritik. Ministerpräsident Dietmar Woidke hatte sie bis zuletzt verteidigt...
![The image is a black and white photograph depicting a scene from the early 1930s. It shows an unpaved, dirt road with several vintage automobiles parked along it in what appears to be a makeshift settlement or campsite. In the foreground, there's a young child walking towards one of these old cars that seems to have broken down, as evidenced by its raised rear wheel and extended brake lever.
On either side of the street are simple structures such as trailers and small buildings with rudimentary construction indicating an ad-hoc arrangement rather than permanent housing. In the background, there is a white tent or temporary structure, suggesting some form of organized activity may be taking place in this area. The sky above shows partially cloudy weather.
The photograph has been marked at its bottom right corner as "Photo #10," with additional information indicating it was taken on November 23rd, and bears the stamp "FSA" which stands for Farm Security Administration, a New Deal agency established during President Franklin D. Roosevelt's administration in response to widespread rural poverty.
The caption attached to this image provides context about its historical setting: It appears as if the photographer captured this moment from what might have been part of an FSA project aimed at improving living conditions and providing housing for low-income workers or families affected by the Great Depression, a common theme wit [...]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ls2ap3pxsotp3pgwjf7o633l/bafkreia6cfoeuxey7f47l5yhir7sgdbymaxqhvvp3okrwvpm3n45fe5ave)
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Brandenburger Verfassungsschutz stuft AfD als gesichert rechtsextremistisch ein
Der AfD-Landesverband in Brandenburg ist vom Verfassungsschutz als gesichert rechtsextremistisch eingestuft worden. Das gab Innenministerin Lange bekannt. Bislang lief der Verband als Verdachtsfall.
![The image is a black and white photograph depicting four men standing in front of what appears to be an entrance, possibly a business or establishment. The setting suggests it could be from the early 20th century given their attire - coats, hats, and suits indicative of that era's fashion.
Two of the men are engaged with something one is holding between them; perhaps examining papers or tickets together. They seem to be in conversation as they lean slightly towards each other, indicating a shared focus on what they're looking at.
The two other figures stand by passively - not interacting but observing their surroundings or possibly waiting for someone's arrival. Their postures suggest anticipation or patience rather than active engagement with the environment around them.
In terms of location and context, this photo seems to be part of Dorothea Lange’s work on unemployment during a period when such issues were prevalent in American society—likely reflecting conditions seen widely across urban America at that time due to economic hardship. The mention 'Unemployed men on Howard Street.' suggests these individuals are among those affected by the economic downturn.
The photograph's framing is tight, focusing heavily on the subjects and their immediate environment with no other significant background elements visible beyond what they're standing in front of—a sign which reads "Pearly" suggesting a business name. This coul [...]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ls2ap3pxsotp3pgwjf7o633l/bafkreiaajd2blfkcp6hwvxwtazjtmilfbhzetoqrwleygwhyty4qu5tbde)
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Woidke stellt sich erneut hinter Innenministerin Lange
Die Brandenburger Innenministerin Lange steht wegen der Entlassung des Verfassungsschutzchefs Müller weiter in der Kritik. Die Grünen fordern gar ihren Rücktritt. Ministerpräsident Woidke hält Langes ...
![The image depicts a vintage black-and-white photograph of two individuals engaged in gardening activities. One person is bent over, using what appears to be a hoe or rake tool on the soil among large leafy plants that resemble collard greens. The second individual stands slightly behind and seems focused on reading a book with their attention drawn away from the garden work.
The background shows a rural setting with bare trees suggesting it could be late fall or winter, as well as an open field extending to a house in the distance. A text overlay across the top reads "Grow your own," which is associated with food self-sufficiency and home gardening practices.
In addition to this specific image, there's contextual information provided about Dorothea Lange (1895–1965), an American photographer known for her work during the Great Depression in documenting human rights issues. She was a pioneering woman photographer who made powerful images of laborers, displaced families evicted from their homes with only seconds' notice by the sheriff's posse, and migrant workers traveling on foot or riding on the back of trucks.
This photograph captures Lange’s focus on social documentary photography, aiming to raise awareness about various socio-economic issues through her visual storytelling. The image emphasizes themes like self-sufficiency in food production during challenging times [...]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ls2ap3pxsotp3pgwjf7o633l/bafkreic5oklnggx4scjt64kdxy3qzw2vdxak2ckjp2iyxlgi3zlzyovoim)
![The photograph is a black and white image depicting an urban street scene from the early 20th century. It features a horse-drawn wagon, with a man sitting on top of it; he appears to be driving or steering the vehicle as they travel down what seems like a paved road.
In the background, we can see various commercial buildings including one that is prominently displaying an advertisement for Coca-Cola and another bearing signs such as "Star" and "Hardman Hardware." The presence of these business names suggests this might have been taken in Birmingham or Montgomery. An American flag is also visible on a pole behind the horse-drawn wagon, adding to the historical context.
The vehicle itself has large wooden wheels with metal spokes and appears functional rather than decorative. There are barrels attached at various points along its sides, which could be for carrying goods related to commerce during that era. The road looks somewhat busy given there's another car in the background traveling on a separate street or lane parallel to where the horse-drawn wagon is moving.
The photograph also contains handwritten text and numbers across the top right corner of it: "3-20P-'49," which likely indicates when this photo was taken (March 1949) as well as its internal numbering within a collection. The context provided suggests that Dorothea Lange, known for her work during the Great [...]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ls2ap3pxsotp3pgwjf7o633l/bafkreiaeedg3yk434tzxglmwejszb7hj733oimdf6qip7ezzo6oovdga6y)
![The image depicts a historical scene of two individuals working in an agricultural field. The person on the left appears to be male, wearing a dark-colored hat with a white band and long-sleeved shirt along with pants. He is leaning over towards a sack held by another individual who seems to be female based on clothing style which includes a knee-length dress or apron-style outfit. She has her hair pulled back in a bun, indicative of practical working attire suitable for manual labor.
They are both engaged in what looks like the process of harvesting peppers, suggested by the surrounding vegetation that appears dry and ripe, possibly indicating end-of-season harvests typical of pepper crops which include varieties such as jalapeño or poblano. The sack they're handling is labeled "GOLDEN PEPPERS," confirming their task.
The image is in black and white, a common feature for photographs from the early to mid-20th century when color photography was not yet widely accessible. There's no discernible movement captured; both individuals are still, emphasizing the quiet intensity of manual labor during this period.
This photograph aligns with Dorothea Lange’s known work in documenting American life and agriculture particularly focusing on rural communities like Stockton, California which is referenced in a linked source for further information. The image captures not just an ac [...]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ls2ap3pxsotp3pgwjf7o633l/bafkreifzp7ugosqi4vmkfbmvmlbjfvf4dnf2ojdw6fjaxsosfs46z43vc4)
![The image depicts a scene from an outdoor setting in Sacramento, California. A family of five individuals is captured in this moment; two adults and three children are present. The adult on the left appears to be tending to something with their hands while another sits relaxedly beside them, wearing a hat indicative of early 20th-century fashion. Both seated individuals seem engaged in conversation or activity together. In contrast, one child is depicted sitting up close on what seems like an outdoor chair, gazing toward the camera with curiosity and innocence. The surrounding environment suggests modest living conditions; simple belongings are scattered around them outdoors, including a small dog that appears to be part of their company.
The photograph's black-and-white nature adds historical context, hinting at its origins during or shortly after Dorothea Lange’s tenure as an active photographer in the 1930s. The image reflects themes associated with poverty and hardship prevalent during this era, as documented by Lange for various projects like the Farm Security Administration (FSA). This specific photograph captures a candid snapshot of life at American River camp, potentially illustrating one family's struggle amidst challenging times.
The timestamp in the photo indicates its age: "12-3 59," which suggests it was taken on December 3rd. The reference to 'Destitute F [...]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ls2ap3pxsotp3pgwjf7o633l/bafkreicbgsbeutheyh2rwwv6ne3qiezw3fma55chrmsp5vcvvmztpljcea)
![A black and white photograph showing three individuals seated at a table set for dinner. On the left, a young child appears to be deep in thought or possibly bored as he sits with his elbows on the table, chin resting on his hands, staring down towards an empty plate before him. Beside this person is another adult who seems similarly disengaged, perhaps contemplative. The third individual across from them has their arms crossed and a neutral expression; they are sitting in profile to us but facing toward the camera with one of our eyes level with theirs.
The table is covered by a patterned cloth featuring what appears as stylized floral or leaf motifs on a light background. Various dinnerware items like plates, bowls, cups, and utensils (such as forks) are arranged atop it in an orderly fashion. Among these objects can be discerned cooking pots placed at the far end of the table against the wall behind them.
In terms of context beyond what is visible within this frame: The image bears a signature '© 1938', which could indicate that Dorothea Lange, known for her work during the Great Depression in America documenting its social consequences through photographs like these. This particular photograph was taken on Dead Ox Flat in Malheur County, Oregon as referenced by another caption within your provided information.
The setting appears to be a humble domestic interior, p [...]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ls2ap3pxsotp3pgwjf7o633l/bafkreiavnz6w5bo3b7sob7rgrspoim3w7oc4bqs652jezg2waqzihop43e)
![The image depicts a woman engaged in the task of mending clothing near the edge of a body of water, which appears to be a river or lake. The setting is rural with dilapidated structures and trees in the background indicating an unkempt area possibly on the outskirts of a settlement. Various personal items are scattered around her, including pots, utensils, what seems like bedding material, containers for holding food or drink, and other miscellaneous household objects. There's also a wooden case that could be used to store tools or supplies essential for her sewing activities.
The black-and-white format implies the photograph is historical in nature, likely taken during the Great Depression era when Dorothea Lange was known for capturing images of migrant families across America. The woman appears concentrated on her work, reflecting resilience and resourcefulness amidst challenging circumstances typically associated with migratory laborers' lives at that time.
The image bears a reference "Q-S0H15," which could be an archival cataloging code used by the photographer or institution to identify this specific photograph within their collection. The context suggests it is part of Dorothea Lange's work, documenting the hardships faced by migrant families during her time as she was renowned for her empathetic portrayal of human conditions in American history.
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![The image is a black and white photograph depicting an expansive rural landscape. It shows a valley with various terrains, including cultivated fields, barren land, and patches of water bodies that appear to be drying up or possibly small ponds. The horizon reveals gentle slopes leading into the distance where some structures can be faintly seen against the misty backdrop.
In the foreground on the left side is a dirt road winding through the landscape, flanked by a couple of large round bales and barren patches indicative of arid conditions. To the right of this road is an open field with visible tire tracks or vehicle trails crisscrossing it. A small body of water reflects some light, suggesting that there might be moisture in the air.
The terrain extends into rolling hills on both sides of the valley, creating a sense of depth and vastness. There's no sign of human activity beyond these natural features; however, distant silhouettes hint at sparse habitation or infrastructure far off in the landscape. The overall scene suggests rural agricultural settings with indications of seasonal dry spells.
The image is credited to Dorothea Lange (1895-1965), an iconic American photographer known for her work during and after World War II, particularly within New Deal programs such as the Farm Security Administration's photography project which aimed to document living condition [...]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ls2ap3pxsotp3pgwjf7o633l/bafkreihrm36tachykji3gffbvt2wiuphahbykjcamo2so25n34qv7yv3be)
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