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The Genocide of the Assyrians, Syriacs, Chaldeans, and Armenians Christians population by the Ottoman Turks - During the summer of 1915, the Ottoman district of Siirt became a focal point of the Sayfo (Assyrian/Syriac Genocide). Intellectuals, elites, and priests were among the first to be arrested. Local militia units publicly tortured and executed these religious leaders to terrorize the broader population. Bishop Yahqub (Jacob) of Kerburan was brutally, publicly tortured as well as the public assassination of Priest Abraham, whose severed head was paraded and thrown into the streets of Siirt to demonstrate absolute authority. Following the removal of community leadership, the remaining Syriac Christian inhabitants of Siirt were systematically rounded up. Local authorities and militia groups executed almost the entire male Christian population, entirely devastating the Chaldean Christian diocese. Of the thousands of Christians residing in Siirt, only about 400 women and children were spared immediate execution. Instead, they were forced onto fatal deportation marches toward Mardin or Mosul. Due to extreme exposure, disease, starvation, and targeted violence along the road, almost none of the deportees reached Mardin, and only 50 to 100 survivors ultimately made it to Mosul. This event was part of a broader campaign of targeted regional campaigns in 1915, carried out by Ottoman forces and local irregular units against Christian minorities, including Assyrians, Syriacs, Chaldeans, and Armenians. Historical documentation estimates that between 250,000 and 500,000 Assyrian, Syriac, and Chaldean Christians died during the genocide—representing roughly half of their entire pre-war population. #archaeohistories

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Red-brown for men. White for women. Minoan painters took a real difference in sun exposure and pushed it into a rule, because in flat profile art, with both sexes in long hair and gold, you need to know at a glance. #Minoan #MinoanArt #AncientGreece #GreekHeritage #AncientArt

Uma mãe publicou nas redes sociais um vídeo em que relata ter encontrado um médico fora da unidade de atendimento durante o horário em que a filha de 3 anos tinha uma consulta dermatológica agendada pelo convênio Santa Helena, em São Bernardo do Campo, no ABC Paulista.

E, para quem não sabe, tudo o que ele está falando aconteceu na vida real. Brasil, terra da impunidade, onde os bandidos fazem as leis e governam este país.

I USED TO LOVE THIS SONG

“Hercules and The Lernaean Hydra” Gustave Moreau c. 1875

Fight for the Waterhole, Frederic Remington, 1903

The Vanishing (1988) gets under your skin without ever raising its voice. Stanley Kubrick reportedly called it the scariest film he’d ever seen, and the ending is the reason it still haunts people decades later.

Free Black children were kidnapped off the streets of Northern cities and sold into Southern slavery by organized gangs, for decades. Historians estimate the victims in the thousands. They called it the Reverse Underground Railroad. Gangs like the Cannon-Johnson ring lured free Black boys from the Philadelphia docks with the promise of a day's work, chained them in cellars and ships, and marched them south to be sold. Children who had been born free woke up as property, hundreds of miles from parents who would search for them for the rest of their lives. Solomon Northup's twelve years was the famous case. It was not the exceptional one.

This is still one of the more unusual small statues ever found in a Native American mound: The Chester, Illinois Statuette. It was found in 1886 in a demolished burial mound at the mouth of the Kaskashia River. The mound was destroyed when the site was leveled for a new Southern Illinois Penitentiary. It is 4.5 inches tall and is likely in a private collection. From: The Archaeological Bulletin, (1918) 9(5).

Scooby-Doo Meets the Harlem Globetrotters | Full Movie

nossa eu não lembrava que tinham matado completamente a personalidade do ash ao longo dos anos

Britânica afirmando que eles não apreciam a casa ostentação de Gusttavo Lima, eu tb não, acho brega e você?

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In 1897, the U.S. Army wanted to know if bicycles could replace horses for infantry. So they took 20 Black soldiers of the 25th Infantry – the Buffalo Soldiers – and gave them a mission: ride from Fort Missoula, Montana to St. Louis. 1,900 miles. The “Iron Riders” carried 60-pound packs, rifles, and one spare tire each. They crossed the Rockies, the Badlands, and the Great Plains on heavy, single-speed bikes with no roads. Private John Findley fixed flats with strips of his own shirt. They drank from cattle tanks and were refused water in Wyoming towns. It took 41 days. They averaged 52 miles a day. When they rolled into St. Louis, the white newspapers called it a “stunt.” The Army said “impractical” and shut the program down. But the Iron Riders proved it could be done. Their commanding officer wrote: “No horse could have made it. These men did.”

I'm not being mean, when I say this. No disrespect at all. A good sci-fi author should look at India, parts of Brazil, Africa, Southeast Asia. The developing world as they are often called. As a basis for a story for a post apocalypse based society. The industrious nature....

Movies should promote chivalrous values to impressionable youths. This is a short but extremely powerful scene in Vlad Țepeș (1979). Loyalty was as one of the most important medieval chilvarous values and treachery the most despised. One of the many reasons I like this movie.