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A world
behind a plate.
Well, I
look at this photo. It shows me a riot in Detroit ( so it is writed on my
newspaper – La Repubblica – in the
Fourties. It seems right because, also I can read not well the plate, from
Europlate web site I know that AA*12*34 is registration form used in these
years, and because the number of the year seems bottom, could be of 42,43,
45,47,49.
I read
BA*20*45
But I’m
asking to myself some other. Who was the owner of the car? He bought this car making
a lot of sacrifices, working hard, signing a lot of billes that he had again to
end paying? Was he seeing what happened to his car? Why did those men choose quite this car? It
was the first they see or perhaps they knew this car owner and were they angry just whit him?
If I was an
historian, perhaps I could do a historical research in Michigan license plate
registration office, to find who was the owner and to know better his history,
his family history.
This is a
strange photo, we don’t see any policeman, the people behind (on the left) the
car seem looking with curiosity and astonishment; just only one man appears making the
overturning of the car. The man with glasses is looking at the camera, smiles, I
think he has in an hand a cigarette,
behind him there is a big man that is railing against someone that we don’t see
(policemen?)
There is
more and more, but it’ difficult to me to write in English.
Someone see
only riot on this photo, some other see only a Michigan historical license
plate, I try to see a world behind this
plate.
This is one
of the reason because I love license plates
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