The Times Square Kiss: Victory over Japan

America announced victory over Japan. The soldiers are home to war, and Times Square is full of people shouting cheering for this good news. With excitement of celebration, Alfred Eisenstaedt took pictures that will soon kiss all over the world. The couple of Eisenstaed took a picture that is not a couple. There are many people who guess who is a real fraudulent duo. Alfred Eisenstaed gave a gift to the world. Joy and celebration of gifts after victory of war.

Many people celebrated the European victory anniversary on Times Square on May 8, 1945, and on August 15, 1945, the largest people gathering at Times Square gathered to celebrate Japan's victory anniversary . Victory itself was announced in Times Square's "Zipper" News Ticker title. There, "*** Official TRUMAN announced immigrants in Japan ***" and the six asterisks represent branches of the American army. In early 1960, the New York Times expressed 42 nd street between Seventh Avenue and Eight Avenue as "the worst in the city." By the end of the decade, Times Square was drawn as a crime not only by the midnight cowboy but also the rough, dark and hopeless situation deteriorated in the 1970s and 1980s, as well as elsewhere in the city. By 1984, there were 2,300 annual crimes that had never existed in a block, 460 of which was a serious felony such as murder or rape.

A famous photograph was taken on the street of Times Square in New York on August 14, 1945. It was also known as the V - J day as it was the day the United States defeated Japan. This world famous photograph was taken by Alfred Eisenstaedt. This picture is also called "The Kiss" because George Mendonsa is kissing Greta Zimmer in this picture. Jimmer did not expect her to be kissed by a strange sailor. Even if George had a date with another woman, he was unable to wait to express his feelings, so when he saw Gretta, he kissed her in the middle of Times Square . Eisenstadt is taking pictures of people celebrating enjoying the end of the war. Then he saw someone running in the middle of Times Square, the couple was kissing. Everyone is an American, especially patriotic. George committed a crime by sexual assault against Gretta, but this image changed everyone's life by showing the comfort and happiness of American people.

The symbolic World War II Times Square Kiss woman died in 1992. Gretas Zimmer Friedman, an ecstatic sailor kiss woman who celebrated the end of World War II at Times Square in New York died at the age of 92. There is still a discussion that who is who actually is kissing her in the photograph, yet many historians are now enough that it is a very young former Fox news director Roger Ayers I believe there is evidence. Researchers at Rutgers University said they confirmed the popular "5 second rule" many of us are using to prove eating food falling on the floor. Drop as long as it remains on the floor for less than 5 seconds. Personally, I rely on the "5 second rule", but just because I do not have a very accurate stopwatch