2 total strangers recreated a famous WWII photo at the Eagles parade
 

2 total strangers recreated a famous WWII photo at the Eagles parade
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Twitter is a place where people like to argue and shout at each other a lot — but it's also a place where two total strangers can arrange to recreate famous historical photographs.

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Earlier this week, writer Shamus Clancy tweeted a famous black-and-white photograph from the end of WWII.

me and your girl on Broad Street pic.twitter.com/AmtnPodLaS

— shamus (@shamus_clancy) February 5, 2018

That picture (which it's worth noting has a controversial backstory) was taken by Alfred Eisentaedton VJ Day in 1945.

Clancy's tweet attracted a bunch of retweets and replies — but there was one in particular, from Ashley Suder, that stood out. Read more...

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