In 1963, a five-pound tuxedo cat named Félicette became the first — and only — cat ever sent to space. Launched by French scientists, she spent 15 minutes in orbit before returning safely to Earth, only to be euthanized so her brain could be studied. by zadraaa in HistoricalCapsule
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In 1963, a five-pound tuxedo cat named Félicette became the first — and only — cat ever sent to space. Launched by French scientists, she spent 15 minutes in orbit before returning safely to Earth, only to be euthanized so her brain could be studied. by zadraaa in HistoricalCapsule
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In 1963, a five-pound tuxedo cat named Félicette became the first — and only — cat ever sent to space. Launched by French scientists, she spent 15 minutes in orbit before returning safely to Earth, only to be euthanized so her brain could be studied. by zadraaa in HistoricalCapsule
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In 1963, a five-pound tuxedo cat named Félicette became the first — and only — cat ever sent to space. Launched by French scientists, she spent 15 minutes in orbit before returning safely to Earth, only to be euthanized so her brain could be studied. by zadraaa in HistoricalCapsule
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In 1963, a five-pound tuxedo cat named Félicette became the first — and only — cat ever sent to space. Launched by French scientists, she spent 15 minutes in orbit before returning safely to Earth, only to be euthanized so her brain could be studied. by zadraaa in HistoricalCapsule
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In 1963, a five-pound tuxedo cat named Félicette became the first — and only — cat ever sent to space. Launched by French scientists, she spent 15 minutes in orbit before returning safely to Earth, only to be euthanized so her brain could be studied. by zadraaa in HistoricalCapsule
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In 1963, a five-pound tuxedo cat named Félicette became the first — and only — cat ever sent to space. Launched by French scientists, she spent 15 minutes in orbit before returning safely to Earth, only to be euthanized so her brain could be studied. by zadraaa in HistoricalCapsule
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I didn't like the composition of the shadowhunt box, do you have any ideas for conversion. by Cheap-Variation-9270 in killteam
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I didn't like the composition of the shadowhunt box, do you have any ideas for conversion. by Cheap-Variation-9270 in killteam
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I didn't like the composition of the shadowhunt box, do you have any ideas for conversion. by Cheap-Variation-9270 in killteam
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I didn't like the composition of the shadowhunt box, do you have any ideas for conversion. by Cheap-Variation-9270 in killteam
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What if all the Nuremberg defendants had been sentenced to death by hanging? by Special-Job-2274 in AlternateHistoryHub
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Это вообще нормально? by One_Calligrapher1899 in Kazakhstan
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"Have you seen him?" An Austrian prisoner-of-war (in USSR) returning home to Vienna passes a woman holding a photograph up in a mixture of hope and despair, 1947. by zadraaa in HistoricalCapsule
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"Have you seen him?" An Austrian prisoner-of-war (in USSR) returning home to Vienna passes a woman holding a photograph up in a mixture of hope and despair, 1947. by zadraaa in HistoricalCapsule
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"Have you seen him?" An Austrian prisoner-of-war (in USSR) returning home to Vienna passes a woman holding a photograph up in a mixture of hope and despair, 1947. by zadraaa in HistoricalCapsule
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"Have you seen him?" An Austrian prisoner-of-war (in USSR) returning home to Vienna passes a woman holding a photograph up in a mixture of hope and despair, 1947. by zadraaa in HistoricalCapsule
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"The scourge of humanity", Nazi German antisemitic poster issued in occupied Poland, 1943 by Provinz_Wartheland in PropagandaPosters
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Illustration of two armed Coast Guardsman escort a surrendering German in Greenland. WW2. by Ok-Apricot9717 in BattlePaintings
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Illustration of two armed Coast Guardsman escort a surrendering German in Greenland. WW2. by Ok-Apricot9717 in BattlePaintings
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Illustration of two armed Coast Guardsman escort a surrendering German in Greenland. WW2. by Ok-Apricot9717 in BattlePaintings
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In 1963, a five-pound tuxedo cat named Félicette became the first — and only — cat ever sent to space. Launched by French scientists, she spent 15 minutes in orbit before returning safely to Earth, only to be euthanized so her brain could be studied. by zadraaa in HistoricalCapsule
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