AP Historical Hard Drive 1995
EN_00947268_0168
The Dionne quintuplets are shown in May 1943, a few weeks before their ninth birthday, as they made their trip to Superior, Wis., to launch five newly completed Liberty ships during World War II. Three of the Dionne sisters are seeking $10 million compensation from the Ontario government for exploiting them as children. Not only were they the first quintuplets on record to survive more than a few days, they were also identical, still a rarity even in the days of fertility drugs and sextuplets. (AP Photo,)
INDIVIDUAL QUINTUPLETS ARE UNIDENTIFIED
Minimum price 50PLN
1943-05-01
ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News
Associated Press
213710
0,41MB
17cm x 11cm by 300dpi
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