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Away we go (Maikit)
Pictures of women who collaborated with the Germans during World War II.
Read 244 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. Is he a hero or a traitor? Based on astonishing true events set in the darkest days of Wor…
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Das Material aus dem Maikit ist ideal für eure Urlaubsfotos. Und mit dem enthaltenen danidori Memory Notebook könnt ihr eure Reiseeindrüc...
♥ Photography: Jen Huang Photo | Flowers: Anna Le Play Taylor | Dress: Rue De Siene | Ring Box: The Mrs Box | Hair & Makeup: Jess Wilcox | Model: Jessie Cohen | Veil: Gossamer Vintage | Gold Tattoos: Flash Tattoos ♥ To see all of the shots from this photoshoot, visit Jen's site here!
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Stephanie hat aus dem danidori , welches diesen Monat dem Maikit beiliegt, wieder ein wunderschönes Minialbum gebastelt. Und lädt es nicht...
This list is part of an ongoing investigative project the Forward first published in January 2021 documenting hundreds of monuments around the world to people involved in the Holocaust. We are continuing to update each country’s list; if you know of any not included here, or of statues that have been removed or streets renamed, please email [email protected],...
Eigentlich fahren meine Freundin und ich ja immer zusammen nach Geesthacht in die Reha, aber wegen einer dringenden Hilfsmittelversorgung ...
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Hi Friends, this post, or at least a version of it, was originally written to mark Oktoberfest 2017 which seemed like a perfect time to celebrate German female playwrights. And since I think more people[...]
On June 13, 1905, old-time musician Lesley Riddle was born in the Silvers Gap community north of Burnsville. Riddle learned to play blues and gospel songs on the guitar after losing most of a leg in an accident at a cement plant. He had to adjust his picking techniques to use only his thumb, index finger and little finger after losing two fingers in a shotgun accident.
There's so much history from around the world that I'm entirely clueless about, and the tensions in the 1990s at the India-Pakistan border definitely fall into that category. I love to read books that teach me something about history, and this really did, though I could do with a bit of a deep dive into exactly what created the tensions and how they were played out more broadly. The Collaborator is set in Kashmir, along the India-Pakistan border. Our main character is a teen who is working with the Indian army who occupy Kashmir. He navigates the wasteland of the landscape he grew up in, collecting what possessions he can from the bodies that litter it, and hating both himself and his boss as he does so. His closest school friends have crossed the border to train as freedom fighters, and he struggles to know why they excluded him from this plan, and whether they've done the right thing. The author tells the story of what happened to the people of Kashmir in devastating prose. The reader sees the impact of the conflict and occupation first on the militants who are fighting the occupation and lie dead, but then through the eyes of a mother watching her son be taken away, the women who have been raped and cannot feed their children as their food has been seized, the communities of elders who are disrespected and abused. It's a tough read, but a necessary one to help understand this part of history. I found the book very emotive and well written. It takes you through the loss of innocence both of a teenage boy and an entire village; both are forced to engage in and watch military brutality. I found the book a little slow at times, which is why I gave it 4 stars, but the images of the landscape that the narrator had to deal with feel like something that will stick with me for a long time. Follow me on Bloglovin | Twitter | Instagram
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