The next day, Joe Rosenthal's film went by airplane to the island of Guam where it was developed and printed.

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Before Rosenthal, they didn't see children on the bus.

在那之前，他们没注意到车上的孩子。

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Here is what he did. Rosenthal went into a group of random schools.

他是这么做的，Rosenthal随便走进几间学校。

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They suggested that Joe Rosenthal had placed everyone where he wanted them, and then took the photo.

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Joe Rosenthal's photograph seemed to say: the battle may not be over, but we are winning.

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Joe Rosenthal took it on February twenty-third, nineteen forty-five, on the Pacific island of Iwo Jima.

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Most photo experts will tell you that the picture Joe Rosenthal made is almost perfect.

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Seventy-two hours later, Felix de Weldon had made a small statue of Joe Rosenthal's picture.

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And,they take pictures, just as Joe Rosenthal did on February twenty-third, nineteen forty-five.

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Joe Rosenthal backed away from the group and began talking to another photographer.

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But Joe Rosenthal's photograph was so powerful, nothing would change people's minds.

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Joe Rosenthal wanted to make a picture of the event.

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Joe Rosenthal's photograph became more and more famous.

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And Joe Rosenthal died in two thousand six.

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Joe Rosenthal always said that was not true.

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