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In 1943, German forces discovered the mass graves of thousands of Polish officers and intellectuals in the Katyn Forest—victims of the 1940 NKVD massacre ordered by Stalin. Joseph Goebbels’ propaganda film Im Wald von Katyn documented the site. The Nazis immediately invited the International Red Cross and foreign press to examine the evidence. The Soviets (and much of the wartime West) blamed the Germans. The truth only came out decades later: it was Stalin’s NKVD. This rarely seen film is now available with English translation. (source)

The Zwi Migdal's main operation was the trafficking of women from Central Europe (mainly from Warsaw)[1] into sexual slavery and forced prostitution.[2] The organization, whose operators were Jewish,[3] functioned from its foundation in the 1860s until 1939. The organisation's annual turnover was $50 million at the turn of the 20th century (approx. $2 billion today).[4] After the First World War, it had 400 members in Argentina, Buenos Aires being its main centre of operations. It had branch offices in Brazil (Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and Santos), the United States (New York City), Poland (Warsaw), South Africa, India and China.[5] During the 1920s the organisation grew to its largest-ever size. At its height, 430 individuals, acting as pimps and in other criminal roles, oversaw a network of 2,000 brothels and approximately 4,000 women in Argentina alone.[6]

"US tax dollars likely destroyed the largest amount of books of all time. Jews like Will Paley and Billy Wilder took a break from making propaganda TV and Movies back in the US to go work for the US office of information control. (OIC). Paley was the founder of CBS and Paley was well known Hollywood filmmaker. They didn’t want to be known as 'book burners' so they pulped the books. Essentially a euphemism for destroying books. In the end these Jews and the OIC pulped 34,645 German titles, and every school textbook used from 1933-1945." https://x.com/Uncommonsince76/status/1893888920619762158

These brothers served in the 2nd Mississippi, Company A - Tishomingo Rifles. Post-war photo (exact date unknown but probably at either the Dallas or New Orleans reunion). The Bynum brothers of Company A with the colors carried by the 2nd Mississippi at Hatcher's Run on April 2, 1865. From left to right, seated are William, George W., Turner, and Mark. Standing with the flag is Nathaniel. Not shown is a sixth brother, Joseph. (Photo courtesy of the great-grandson of William Bynum, John E. Dear).

The Confederacy and the Third Reich - Coca-Cola and Fanta https://reportwire.org/inside-the-shocking-history-of-fanta-nazi-germanys-answer-to-coca-cola/

Coca-Cola, official drink of the Confederacy and beverage of choice for white supremacists everywhere.

Tatsuya Ishida - Mao Re-imagining Villains 245

Pompeii

“…The Jew confronts Western Man only as an interested spectator. He doesn’t suffer from the excruciating dualism between head and heart. He’s not emotionally bound to our Faustian cultures. That’s why he’s well ahead of us in capturing and exploiting material things. But he’s therefore also a great danger to us. The anti-Semitic idea is a world idea. This is where the Germanic and Russian people meet…” — Joseph Goebbels’ Diary, April 5, 1924

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Lt. Gen. Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson's raincoat… The actual raincoat Jackson was wearing when he was mistakenly shot by his own men in Chancellorsville, Va. It was this wound that directly led to the General's premature death during the War Between the States. (source)

He stood on top of the world - literally. But Sir Edmund Hillary never saw himself as extraordinary. Born on the 20th of July, 1919, in the quiet town of Tuakau, south of Auckland, New Zealand, Edmund was the lanky, shy son of a beekeeper and a schoolteacher. He spent his childhood roaming the countryside, more at ease with nature than with people - a dreamer with big feet and bigger hopes. And yet, he would go on to become one of the most iconic figures of the 20th century. Not just for being the first confirmed man to summit Mount Everest alongside Tenzing Norgay, but for the grace, grit, and humility with which he carried that weighty title: hero. “I have had much good fortune, a fair amount of success and a share of sorrow, too,” he once said. “Ever since I reached the summit of Everest …the media have classified me as a hero, but I have always recognised myself as being a person of modest abilities. My achievements have resulted from a goodly share of imagination and plenty of energy.” (full article)

The ruins of the famous, yet largely forgotten White House where George Washington was married. Robert E Lee's son inherited it and despite its historical significance, it was burned down and destroyed by the invading northern Yankees. There are no historical signs down at this rural location found near the end of gravel roads. The White House was a historic plantation on the south bank of the Pamunkey River in New Kent County, Virginia. Established in the late 17th century, it became closely tied to early American history through the Custis family. The land was originally part of large holdings acquired by the Lightfoot family, then passed to John Custis. His son, Daniel Parke Custis, inherited it and made it his home after marrying Martha Dandridge in 1750. They lived there until Daniel's death in 1757, leaving Martha a wealthy widow..." (cont)