#GERMANS
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globalchristendom · 2 years ago
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The tomb of a pastor's wife and stillborn child in a church in Hindelbank, Switzerland, 1751, depicting their resurrection.
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o-kurwa · 3 months ago
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mysharona1987 · 5 months ago
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I don’t think this is the good pr they think it is.
Like, what? He’s carrying on the family tradition of wiping out helpless civilians?
Seriously people who are travelling from other countries to serve in the IDF are truly frightening to me. Especially after Rafah and the ICC and IJC rulings.
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mapsontheweb · 4 months ago
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German ancestry as a percentage of each US county's population.
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whatareyoureallyafraidof · 13 days ago
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First they'll come for the Puerto Ricans. Then they'll come for the immigrants. Then they'll come for the Muslims. Then they'll come for the Jews. Then they'll come for you!
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hydravns · 5 months ago
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BERLIN FALLING (2017) Dir. Ken Duken
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ajarofpickledtears · 3 months ago
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cemeteryreviews · 22 days ago
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Cemetery Reviews #2 - Campo Santo
Campo Santo is the old cemetery of Zapatoca. It's quite small, and people are no longer buried there. Even so, what you see there is very special. There's a mausoleum, and although there are few tomb inscriptions, the ones that remain are quite old. I saw one from 1819, a death one year before independence. There is also a tomb of a German fugitive who lived a semi-feudal and lavish lifestyle in the 19th century.
Although his colonization and trade projects failed and his life ended in ruin, he has a tomb enclosed in its own fence. The guy also has a street named after him. Even if the foreigners who come here don't end up doing much, it's still cool to remember them because it's curious that they pass through here. The chapel is very small and only has a few benches, but the tombs, already piled up among themselves, are covered with grass, moss, and the trees surround the site. To get there, you can also climb a street with long stairs, and from the end, you can see the town from above. In a way, it's like you have to climb a little closer to heaven to see the site.
For these reasons, the bits of history, the curious characters, and the location, I found it to be a very beautiful place with a very fulfilling atmosphere.
8/10
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bimdraws · 6 months ago
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Germans for a free Palestine 🇵🇸🇩🇪
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Banners read "freedom for Palestine", "Jerusalem is the capital of Palestine" and "No to the criminalization of solidarity with Palestine".
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espritmetropol · 4 months ago
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sgtgrunt0331-3 · 10 months ago
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Four American G.I.'s, one carrying a captured German StG 44, pass an abandoned and burning German King Tiger tank, as they patrol outside the town of La Gleize, Belgium, in early January 1945.
(Photo by: Peter J. Carroll/AP)
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beardedmrbean · 7 months ago
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secular-jew · 7 months ago
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mapsontheweb · 9 days ago
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Map of German dialects before the flight and expulsion of germans
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vikkicomics · 9 days ago
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