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"Breaking the Chains: A Journey from Oppression to Liberation" In a world advancing with ambition and augmented reality, oppression remains an enduring force that seeks to confine and suppress. From historic woodcuts depicting "The Vindication of Christmas" in 1653, to the color etching of "The Field of Battersea" in 1829, these artworks silently bear witness to the struggles faced by countless individuals throughout history. One such momentous event was captured on Nevsky Prospekt in 1917 when voices rose against tyranny. The echoes of Adolph Hitler's infamous speech at the Nuremberg rally in September 1938 still haunt our collective memory as he declared an end to the oppression suffered by Sudeten Germans. Hitler's rise as a demagogue and leader of Nazi Germany serves as a chilling reminder of how power can be wielded for malevolent purposes. Yet amidst this darkness, there have been breakthroughs that inspire hope. Consider the courageous suffragettes who stood defiantly in Bow Street Police Station in 1908 or those who left their homes behind for education at Carlisle Indian School in 1911. These brave souls challenged societal norms and fought against oppressive systems. Even during times marked by struggle, unity has emerged as a powerful weapon against oppression. The anti-slavery peace pledge litho from c. 1845 exemplifies this spirit, reminding us that solidarity knows no bounds. As we reflect on history's pages stained with injustice, let us not forget moments like the Means Test protests where mounted police baton-charged marchers at Hyde Park in London during 1932-1933. These images serve as stark reminders that even peaceful demonstrations can face brutal suppression. So why not go beyond limits? Let us honor those who paved the way for progress - like patriotic poster commemorating Dien Bien Phu's thirtieth anniversary - while acknowledging that our fight against oppression is far from over.