Milva la Rossa with only a slight red: PINK hair tint

Author: Unknown - Italian magazine Gente, March 1972, No. 12.

Italian singer Milva, Milan, 1972.

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Milva 1965 without hair dye

1965 at the time when Dr. Bernhard Farkasch was still a very pious altar boy and had a Milva apparition during the night.

Milva Unknown - Italian magazine Radiocorriere

The Italian singer Milva in 1965

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All right

excellent Wikipedia keep it up

Milva and Mario Piave in January 1970, at the beginning of their relationship

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Milva, the red one in the panther costume

with her new boyfriend

kniefrei ohe ooh is



I saw your knee

Copyright for the super sexy communist panther woman in provocative position

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Italian singer Milva in 1970

Bilinmiyor - Italian magazine Radiocorriere from Turkish Wikipedia

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Unknown - Italian magazine Radiocorriere

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the description of the copyright is in Turkish please click on kamu mali

In 1964 Claudio Villa, Milva and Nicola Arigliano

Unknown - Italian magazine Radiocorriere

Italian singers Claudio Villa, Milva and Nicola Arigliano

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The important date is May 1st On Labor Day, the red panther Milva has caught two cute mice and Nicolo Arigliano is completely enchanted by Milva. and sings

The toy mouse is of course Clauio Villa. The panther Milva can be very dangerous

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Cover of the first edition

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Julia Klöckner, election posters for the state election in Rhineland-Palatinate 2011

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The claim that it is a scientific image ingredient is also for German citizens with a secondary school certificate. You can take the position that:

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The beautiful Julia plays a slave on the planet Orion in a science fiction film. In the good old days of Star Trek, the Star Trek adheres to the international law of the Hague Convention. And there it says non-interference until war is declared. It is about

Arabic fantasies

To repeat: Karl May places the Arabian fantasies in the Wild West, where children and teenagers let their imaginations run wild.

Back to poster:

This poster was put up 100,000 times during the election campaign. Can Julia Klöckner claim the right to her own image? tearfully: "I don't want my face to be in the spotlight." She can't do that. Because she wanted to be in the spotlight. And she wanted to be emotionally associated with the image. And therefore be elected.

Then comes the idiotic argument: The poor photographers, the poor artists. Because photography is art. And artists have the right to be named. And of course to be paid for. In the case of advertising and election advertising, this is of course not particularly true. Because no politician just goes away like that, but instead gets advice for a lot of money. And advertising agencies usually work as a team. The agency is not named. And also not its boss as

gosses Kistler

This is also sufficient because the agency manager is not involved in the creative work, but acquires customers

Who is really

great artist

Olaf Kosinsky

The picture is good because it shows the widow Klatten in the Ute slave look

woman notice the wild haircut and especially in front

Mrs. Klattner probably sought advice.

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The copy license is refreshingly short, since it comes from the USA.

Here we see slaves who have just been freed by Mormons from the hands of the Ute Indians. To the amusement of the Ute women, they all received a Susanne haircut,

Note the irregular strands in the forehead area and above the temples. With enough gel, the hairstyle looks just as funny as the hairstyle of the Ute slaves. Rumor has it that:

Ute slave traders dyed the hair of their slaves blonde because blondes were easier to sell

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Ines Pohl

N Ines Pohl (editor-in-chief of taz), photo: Stephan Röhl Event "Language and Racism" at the Heinrich Böll Foundation Berlin

Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung from Berlin, Germany - Ines Pohl

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Pohl (editor-in-chief of taz), photo: Stephan Röhl Event "Language and Racism" at the Heinrich Böll Foundation Berlin

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this photo is not in the public domain but fits our context

Bible and Babel. Jochim E. Röttgers is not yet allowed to take any photos.

cliffhanger

Because Ines Pohl wants to recreate satire as a female satirist. She has chosen Jochim E. Röttgers as her loyal man.

The connection

Photographer Joachim E. Röttgers presents a "Best of Context" photo exhibit. Together with Ines Pohl, he points out the next anniversary date: the exhibition with the "best pictures from five years of Context", which opens on May 29th at 6:30 p.m. in the Theaterhaus Stuttgart.

and the link to it

Unfortunately, I don't have a copy license for the next Ines Pohl because it comes from the "Welt" On the topic: Ines Pohl leaves the TAZ and goes to America. And in America she can visit the Apaches. In Fort Lawton, where the grave of Geronimo, the most famous Apache, is located. Ines Pohl tries her hand at a war paint job here.

There are also many Latinos in Fort Lawton who are fans of the Witzli-Putzli. That's why Ines Pohl has specially painted herself a cute war paint. It's forgivable if it didn't work the first time. Because cute is the outdated word for cute.

This image is of course also in the public domain.

comes from Wikipedia and of course has references to copyright:

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N Interestingly, in copyright law, there is no reference to the photographer

on great artists

because it is really a great art to get such a poorly exposed shot with a post-war camera.

It's probably a bit embarrassing for a great artist. I would be too.

Greetings from Krampus, postcard around 1900

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Greetings from Krampus

public domain according to Wikipedia

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N The image is völkisch in reference to folkish folklore. The Krampus has the following attributes of the Roman god of slave traders the

Mercury

long ears

Chamomile

and slave chains



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