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One of The Bodleian’s most recent acquisitions is the ‘Miller - Beaton scrapbook’ featuring works by Lee Miller and Cecil Beaton. From Miller in Hitler's bathtub, to examining a Russian officer's medal, image details are in the Alt text. © Lee Miller Archives, England 2026. All rights reserved.

An old photograph album page featuring three black-and-white photographs. The top left photo shows a woman in a bathtub with a tiled wall. The top right photo depicts several individuals in military uniforms conversing. The bottom photo displays a group of soldiers walking across a rocky terrain, with remnants of a destroyed building in the background. Handwritten notes are visible near each image.
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A file from one of the Bodleian's most recent acquisitions - the ‘Miller-Beaton scrapbook’ featuring unseen works by Lee Miller and Cecil Beaton.
1. Lee Miller in Hitler's bathtub, Hitler's apartment, Munich, Germany, 1945 by Lee Miller with David E. Scherman

2.The Link-Up: Lee Miller examines a Russian officer's medal, Torgau, Germany 1945 by David E. Scherman

3. St Malo: Col. Von Aulock being escorted to jeep after surrender of Citadel, Rue de la Cité,  St Malo, France 1944 by Lee Miller

All images © Lee Miller Archives, England 2026. All rights reserved.

The Berlin Wall. Don McCullin. August 1961. ‘It could almost have been as if I had wandered into Christopher Isherwood’s Berlin. I went straight down to Friedrichstrasse and I saw the East Germans drilling the foundations and building the Wall breeze block by breeze block.’

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Three legends of Kent and England - Colin Cowdrey, Frank Woolley and Les Ames - at Canterbury for the re-naming of the old Concrete Stand after Woolley and the Iron Stand after Ames, August 1973. All three scored more than a hundred hundreds - Woolley took 2000+ wickets and more than 1000 catches

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26th July 1979, The Clash's debut album was released in the USA, one year after "Give 'Em Enough Rope", making it their second release in the US. Can you spot what's different about the cover and which songs were added to the US version that weren't on the UK release?

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