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Political Apples
Image Not Available for Political Apples

Political Apples

Creator Associated Press, German
DateSeptember 17, 1936
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 18 x 24.3 cm (7 1/16 x 9 9/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Object number2002/292
Category
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for The groom kisses the hand of his father-in-law. Both the groom and bride receive apples from their in-laws. During the ceremony the apples are halved and exchanged. With this action, it is hoped that the pantry will never be empty of the young couple.
The groom kisses the hand of his father-in-law. Both the groom and bride receive apples from their in-laws. During the ceremony the apples are halved and exchanged. With this action, it is hoped that the pantry will never be empty of the young couple.
Deutscher Verlag
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Apple beer is stored in gigantic barrels in the pub. The landlord can press the apples whenever he needs more beer.
Apple beer is stored in gigantic barrels in the pub. The landlord can press the apples whenever he needs more beer.
Hellmann
c. 1932
Photograph
Image Not Available for A student is arrested by the law police after a political demonstration that aimed to march to the Peoples Political Council
A student is arrested by the law police after a political demonstration that aimed to march to the Peoples Political Council
Associated Press, German
unknown
Photograph
Slicing apples for drying. [Page 46 of The Doukhobors II album]
Slicing apples for drying. [Page 46 of The Doukhobors II album]
Edith Sara Watson
1918-1920
Page
Slicing apples for drying. [II] [Page 47 of The Doukhobors II album]
Slicing apples for drying. [II] [Page 47 of The Doukhobors II album]
Edith Sara Watson
1890s-1930s
Page
A Doukhobor graveyard. Apples, peaches, cherries, and plums are often seen, as above, a-top of the graves, In Brilliant, B.C [Page 73 of The Doukhobors II album]
A Doukhobor graveyard. Apples, peaches, cherries, and plums are often seen, as above, a-top of the graves, In Brilliant, B.C [Page 73 of The Doukhobors II album]
Edith Sara Watson
1918-1920
Page
Doukhobors are vegetarians, so a great deal of dried fruit is used. Apples, pears, plums, peaches, etc. In the courtyard at Brilliant, B.C [Page 45 of The Doukhobors II album]
Doukhobors are vegetarians, so a great deal of dried fruit is used. Apples, pears, plums, peaches, etc. In the courtyard at Brilliant, B.C [Page 45 of The Doukhobors II album]
Edith Sara Watson
1918-1920
Page
Little "Marie" in the Gaspereaux Valley, N.S. lends a land in picking apples in the home orchard [Page 6 of Children album]
Little "Marie" in the Gaspereaux Valley, N.S. lends a land in picking apples in the home orchard [Page 6 of Children album]
Edith Sara Watson
1890s-1930s
Page
Image Not Available for Prof. Milles Starts the Day with Apples and Lemons
Prof. Milles Starts the Day with Apples and Lemons
Alfred Eisenstaedt
1934
Photograph
Image Not Available for Rich people celebrate New Year's at home, placing apples, cakes and other foods before the altar.
Rich people celebrate New Year's at home, placing apples, cakes and other foods before the altar.
Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for [Still Life with Apples, Bottle and Stein]
[Still Life with Apples, Bottle and Stein]
Leslie Charles Backhauser
c. 1955
Photograph
Image Not Available for Children with a large basket of apples.
Children with a large basket of apples.
Rudolf Gotsche
1930s
Photograph
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