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Sailor Whose Times Square Kiss Celebrated End Of WWII Dies At 95
When Japan's surrender was announced on Aug. 14, 1945, George Mendonsa grabbed his date, ran out of a Rockettes performance at Radio City Music Hall and headed for a nearby bar in Times Square.
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"Kissing Sailor" In Iconic Photo Marking End Of WW II Dies At 95
The sailor pictured kissing a woman in Times Square as people celebrated the end of World War II has died at age 95, his daughter told the Providence Journal.
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Hundreds of Couples Reenact 'Times Square Kiss' in New York
Hundreds of couples poured into New York's Times Square today to reenact the famous photograph of a kiss between a sailor and a woman celebrating the end of World War II.
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Nurse tells of storied kiss. No, not that nurse
It is a defining image of the American century, one that expressed the joy of a nation at its moment of greatest triumph: on the day the Japanese surrender was announced, a sailor grabbed a nurse in the middle of Times Square, bent her back and kissed her.That kiss on V-J Day was captured in at least two photographs -- one iconic, one merely famous...
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Sailor Whose Times Square Kiss Celebrated End Of WWII Dies At 95
When Japan's surrender was announced on Aug. 14, 1945, George Mendonsa grabbed his date, ran out of a Rockettes performance at Radio City Music Hall and headed for a nearby bar in Times Square.
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"Kissing Sailor" In Iconic Photo Marking End Of WW II Dies At 95
The sailor pictured kissing a woman in Times Square as people celebrated the end of World War II has died at age 95, his daughter told the Providence Journal.
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Hundreds of Couples Reenact 'Times Square Kiss' in New York
Hundreds of couples poured into New York's Times Square today to reenact the famous photograph of a kiss between a sailor and a woman celebrating the end of World War II.
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Nurse tells of storied kiss. No, not that nurse
It is a defining image of the American century, one that expressed the joy of a nation at its moment of greatest triumph: on the day the Japanese surrender was announced, a sailor grabbed a nurse in the middle of Times Square, bent her back and kissed her.That kiss on V-J Day was captured in at least two photographs -- one iconic, one merely famous...
