The most remarkable kiss in History
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| The most famous photo with the kiss that represents the end of the II World War |
What is the greatest point about photographs is the fact that they
sometimes catch moments that reflect an important milestone in History without
pretending it. This was a capacity of the photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt
(1898-1995), who took memorable photos of artists and instants that remained in
time thanks to his vision with the camera.
Without
a shadow of doubt, the one in the top of the document is his most famous
picture, and also one of the most remarkable in History of photography. It was
taken on the 14th of August of 1945, when Japan announced his surrender and the
final of the Second World War. The whole America, but specially the crowds of
New York threw themselves full of joy to the streets celebrating the end of the
conflict.
A
member of the marine army (George Mendonsa) spontaneously gave a passionate
kiss to a nurse, whose identity has been verified to be Greta Zimmer. They did
not know each other and it was not a romantic kiss, as it looks like in first
sight, only an euphoric act due to the end of the war.
What George didn´t know about his kiss is that it was going to
become the most famous in History because of representing a symbol of the fact
that love is stronger than hate.
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| Alfred Eisenstaedt |
More videos and websites about the story:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anXrqTeqgHg
http://www.bbc.com/mundo/noticias-37333728
https://www.xatakafoto.com/historia-de-la-fotografia/alfred-eisenstaedt-y-la-historia-del-beso-mas-famoso-de-la-fotografia
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| The soldier George Mendonsa |



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