Here is a collection of iconic photographs of World War Two, photos that have been widely circulated. Each one is memorable, because each one captures some telling aspect of the war.
The utter helplessness, innocence, and fear of the little Jewish boy in the Warsaw Ghetto chokes me up, even though I have seen it a hundred times. Churchill's determination leaps off the page in his portrait. The flag-raising at Iwo Jima (not staged, by the way) certainly illustrates the pride, valor, and triumph of the American military in World War Two.
