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07 September 2024

How can I express my love to my mother?

Dedicated to MOTHER, that Dear, Loving Soul—your mother and mine.











A mother and daughter feed chickens in the garden of their home in Rowney Green, Worcestershire, during 1943—Imperial War Museum (IWM) on the IWM Non-commercial Licence—Ministry of Information Second World War Official Collection


A mother teaches her daughter to cross the road in safety during 1942—Imperial War Museum (IWM) on the IWM Non-commercial Licence—Ministry of Information Second World War Official Collection




































Dorothea Lange—Homeless mother and child near Brawley, California, 1939





Mother and Child, Sunday Island, Western Australia—Herbert Basedow (1881–1933)—National Museum of Australia





Expectant mothers in wartime, London, England, March 1940—Imperial War Museum (IWM) on the IWM Non-commercial Licence

A mother and baby both in gas-masks during 1941—Imperial War Museum (IWM) on the IWM Non-commercial Licence

A mother and child sleep in a trench shelter in London during November 1940—Imperial War Museum (IWM) on the IWM Non-commercial Licence

Mother with two young children in sleeping area of dwelling in the Jiangsu Province or Yunnan Province in China—Arthur Rothstein (1915—1985)—United Stated Library of Congress

Baby with Hiding Mother—Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

Mother and two sons in military uniform (RFC, World War 1)—whatsthatpicture from Hanwell, London, UK—Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic

A MOTHER OF WARRIORS—JAPAN. Stoicism is more than a tenet with the Japanese; it is almost a religion and the mother of these babes, if the hand of death were laid upon them, could with calm fortitude relate her loss to a stranger without the display of grief, for it is a cardinal principle of her politeness that she should never burden another with her woes. But beneath this cross-barred cradle of cloth there beats the universal mother heart—universal in its high hopes for her children's future and in its eager joy at personal sacrifice for their happiness—Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore (1856–1928)
















































































Poor mother and children during the Great Depression, Elm Grove, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, USA—Dorothea Lange (1895—1965)—United States Library of Congress's Prints and Photographs division

YOUNG SOMALI MOTHER AND BABE, ADEN—Mrs Charles K. Moser

A young African woman carrying her child in a baby sling—Peter Klashorst—Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic




































Washington, D.C. Scrap salvage campaign, Victory Programme. This mother has found in her closet some metal hangers, which her son will stack in the cellar for contribution in the scrap collecting campaign—Carol M. Highsmith—United States Library of Congress



Tottenham Maternity and Child Welfare—Mother and Child Clinics in London, 1942—Imperial War Museum (IWM) on the IWM Non-commercial Licence

Francis Stewart—War Relocation Authority photographer—National Archives and Records Administration
















A refugee woman cares for three small children on the replenishment oiler USS Wabash, AOR-5. Twenty-eight boat people were picked up from their wooden boat by a whaleboat from the oiler—National Archives and Records Administration

Elizabeth Taylor bottle-feeding newborn Liza Todd with her sons Christopher and Michael H. Wilding and her husband, Michael Todd, observing—Library of Congress, Toni Frissell Collection

Liza, Liz and Mike Todd—Library of Congress, Toni Frissell Collection









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