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English: "Homecoming", a photograph of Lt. Col. Robert Moore greeting his family upon returning home for a visit to Villisca, Iowa, during World War II. This photograph won the 1944 Pulitzer Prize for Photography (sharing the honor with "Tarawa Island").
Omaha World-Herald, November 11, 2019, 1943 homecoming of Lt. Col Robert Moore. Originally published in 1943. Cropped from source image to reflect the photograph as it was published in many newspapers.
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