"Irena Sendler (1910-2008) Helped Smuggle Jewish Children Out Of The Warsaw Ghetto During Ww2, Providing Them With False Identity Documents And Shelter With Willing Polish Families Or In Orphanages And Other Care Facilities, Saving Those Children From The Holocaust"
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Claas 1 month ago
#11 That may be a real miner, and he may really come home dirty like that, but he would not have sat down for dinner until after he'd cleaned himself up. This was just posing for the photographer for dramatic affect, it's not real.
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Seymour 1 month ago
Claas,
I like how the person in the framed picture looks like he's peering at us from behind the shirts.
I like how the person in the framed picture looks like he's peering at us from behind the shirts.
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Virdie 1 month ago
Claas,
Wrong. At the end of the day people had to boil their own water for a "rag bath" which was done WHILE making dinner, and waking up was immediately before bed. Indoor plumbing would NOT have been a thing at that time.
Wrong. At the end of the day people had to boil their own water for a "rag bath" which was done WHILE making dinner, and waking up was immediately before bed. Indoor plumbing would NOT have been a thing at that time.
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Vert 1 month ago
Claas, Nice try. Read Virdie's explanation. Next time, maybe don't comment on something you know nothing about. Source: my people were miners; and altho I was never anywhere near a mine, the stories were carried down thru several generations.
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Callie 1 month ago
#24
www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buried_Dino_246_GTS_incident
www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buried_Dino_246_GTS_incident
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Seymour 1 month ago
#6 Followed by a record setting number of communicable infections from extensive hand-holding.
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Vert 1 month ago
Seymour, And there it is: the germophobes make their entrance. There's therapy for that; go get some.
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Vinnie 1 month ago
#15 Looks like dad quit smoking. Good for him! 
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Vert 1 month ago
Vinnie, And you're basing that on...?
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Seymour 1 month ago
#17 "Oooooo....I'm so gonna serial kill you someday." menaced the little girl to the confused photographer.
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Vinnie 1 month ago
#33 Also holds the distinction of officially being the world’s first ‘Furry.’
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Riah 1 month ago
#1 Irena Sendler was nominated for Nobel Peace Prize, but she lost to Al Gore who made Powerpoint presentation.
#19 Incarceration camps were not concentration camps. Japanese descendands could not move freely, but they were provided ith basics and they had some freedoms. They established newspapers, markets, schools, and even police and fire departments.
Concentration camps, like those created by Germans in occupied Poland, were designed with one task: kill people swiftly and at low cost.
#19 Incarceration camps were not concentration camps. Japanese descendands could not move freely, but they were provided ith basics and they had some freedoms. They established newspapers, markets, schools, and even police and fire departments.
Concentration camps, like those created by Germans in occupied Poland, were designed with one task: kill people swiftly and at low cost.
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Karon 1 month ago
#7 the 3rd from the right was kinda cute the 1st and 2nd kinda remind me of Lucy Lawless.
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Vert 1 month ago
Karon, thanks for the meaningful commentary on one of the most significant moments in Irish history. Keep up the good work, schoolboy.
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Vert 1 month ago
Nice list, Iz. Keep these coming.
I like how the person in the framed picture looks like he's peering at us from behind the shirts.
Wrong. At the end of the day people had to boil their own water for a "rag bath" which was done WHILE making dinner, and waking up was immediately before bed. Indoor plumbing would NOT have been a thing at that time.
www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buried_Dino_246_GTS_incident
#19 Incarceration camps were not concentration camps. Japanese descendands could not move freely, but they were provided ith basics and they had some freedoms. They established newspapers, markets, schools, and even police and fire departments.
Concentration camps, like those created by Germans in occupied Poland, were designed with one task: kill people swiftly and at low cost.