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@SWagenknecht Ja in der geliebten DDR der sie nachtrauern wäre sowas nie möglich gewesen...., oder? Hat dieses Weib damals nicht gestört... Hauptsache was raushauen wenn man daran ist in der Bedeutungslosigkeit zu verschwinden.. Einfach jämmerlich und verlogen

Kleinkinder im Panzer, in Schutzweste oder am Schießstand – ist das die neue Normalität? Wie uns der öffentlich-rechtliche Rundfunk mit solchen Bildern an Militarisierung und Krieg gewöhnen will und warum wir uns davon niemals manipulieren lassen dürfen.

2 July 1900 | Polish Jew, Alfred Gruen, was born in Warsaw. He emigrated to Italy. He was arrested in L'Aquila. He was deported to #Auschwitz from Fossoli camp on 5 April 1944. He did not survive.

It is deeply saddening that @facebook / @Meta see nothing wrong with distorting the true images of Auschwitz victims and allows accounts to exist that build their reach through deception. In this case, real information copied from our site has been illustrated with photographs generated by artificial intelligence, which are, in fact, derogatory to the memory of Zygmunt Porębski. What is particularly distasteful is the transformation of the original camp photograph into a bizarre, fabricated composition. A member of his family entrusted us with these photographs so that we could commemorate him on our site. Facebook, on the other hand, sees nothing wrong with exploiting the memory of an Auschwitz survivor. It is a pity that Facebook cannot stand guard over the dignity of the people whose memory we are trying to preserve. See the distorted & real images. Tag people who should see this distortion in your comments.

16 June 1885 | Dutch Jewish woman, Judith van Kamerik-Cohen Bromet, was born in Amsterdam. She was deported to #Auschwitz in January 1943 and murdered in a gas chamber after selection.

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David Freeman, aka Gunther Eagleman, became a Metro Transit police officer in his mid-40s. He lasted three years before becoming a professional MAGA social media grifter who now sends love letters to Putin. Worthy of a soup?

🔥❤️‍🩹 more Ukrainian defenders returned home from Russian captivity. Some of them haven’t seen their families since 2022

14 June 1936 | A French Jewish boy, Leon Birenbaum, was born in Paris. On 11 February 1943 he was murdered in a gas chamber of the #Auschwitz II-Birkenau camp.

13 June 1937 | A Hungarian Jewish girl, Naomi Plattner, was born. In June 1944 she was deported to #Auschwitz and murdered in a gas chamber.

KAITLAN COLLINS: So you agree that people who break in and vandalize a building should be prosecuted? JD VANCE: Yes COLLINS: Ok, I'm just checking, because you helped raise money for people who did so on January 6. (May 2024) @atrupar

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Stand with Ukraine and its brave defenders! 📷: 104th TDF Brigade

We remember and honor the sacrifice of the fallen Ukrainian warriors. 🇺🇦🇫🇷🇩🇪🇬🇧🇵🇱

The parade in Moscow is supposed to commemorate Soviet Russia's victory over Nazism. Meanwhile, the historical truth is that it was Russia - hand in hand with the Nazis, i.e. Nazi Germany - which by attacking Poland in 1939 started the Second World War, in which 6 million of our citizens died! It was not Moscow that saved the freedom of the world! When Hitler invaded Soviet Russia in 1941, breaking the alliance with Stalin, then it was only with the help of the United States and the Western Allies that Russia managed to survive and mobilise its forces. Among other things, through the support of the famous convoys to Murmansk, delivered with enormous effort. And then Nazi Germany was defeated in May 1945. This was done by the USA and the Soviet Russia with the help of the Western Allies. It was a joint victory. Unfortunately, Poland knows well the price of Russia's participation in this victory - after 1945 we were forcibly drawn into the Soviet sphere of influence. And we were left in it, even though we were among the victors and never supported Hitler. From the Nazi occupation, we de facto came under the Soviet occupation, because it was Stalin who imposed the regime and authorities on the Poles. Those who resisted were murdered or imprisoned and were brutally tortured. Communists dependent on the Kremlin ruled Poland for almost 45 long years. That is why we have supported Ukraine, invaded by Russia, from day one - because it is fighting for the same things we once fought for: freedom, independence and sovereignty. Russian imperialism has resurged before our eyes. We know that peace requires strength. That is why Poland spends as much as 5% of its GDP on defence. I once again address all NATO allies to raise this expenditure to at least 3%. Security costs. But not having it costs much more. We in Poland know this all too well.

happy birthday Sophie Scholl. 9.5.1921 - 22.2.1943