Kiss in Times Square

Massive reconstruction famous photograph taken at the end of World War II,
which depicted a sailor kissing a nurse in Times Square in New York City.

August 14, 1945, New Yorkers have learned about Japan's surrender. It was then that photographer Alfred Eisenstadt Life Magazines
went to Manhattan and made his, which became legendary sailor kissing a picture with a young pretty nurse.





Now close because the place in Times Square, where there was a historic kiss, there is a statue, follows the story of photography. UPI / John Angelillo



Since 2005, the day of victory, many New Yorkers come to Times Square to take part in the ceremony of "recreating a kiss." UPI / John Angelillo



August 14, 2010 hundreds of couples from around the world have repeated "Long Kiss" in Times Square. UPI / John Angelillo



In the 65th anniversary of the US victory over Japan in the main square of New York kissing and veterans, and of course, young Americans. UPI / John Angelillo



For more resemblance to the majority of protesters dressed in appropriate costumes. UPI / John Angelillo



UPI / John Angelillo



Legendary picture became a symbol of the end of World War II. UPI / John Angelillo



Participants of the project "The Kiss in Times Square" reproduced photo taken at the end of the Second World War in Times Square, which depicts a sailor kissing a nurse on August 14, 2010. UPI / John Angelillo



The action in Times Square is held annually, and this time in Times Square has left more than 500 people. UPI / John Angelillo



And here is the original famous photo.



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