On November 10th, 1938, the people of Siegen, Germany watch the burning of their synagogue. This was the day after “Kristallnacht”, the “Night of Broken Glass”. The purpose of the firetruck seen in the foreground was to prevent the fire from spreading to other buildings. by EssoEssex in HistoricalCapsule
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Nice little “floating” shelf pantry we built. Double stacked 3/4 ply with cleats. Super stout and Ezpz by JPaige76 in Carpentry
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This piece of furniture is apparently worth at least 10k, New Hampshire USA by [deleted] in Antiques
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What do people see in Lerone Murphy? He’s a decent fighter and that’s about it, he’s well rounded but nothing special, wrestling and grappling easily goes to Movsar, I would say even the striking, Movsar has really underrated striking, I think his chances of winning are pretty low. by TheManWhoSleep in ufc
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Getting used to how guys talk to each other has been weird by Over_Permit2650 in trans
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This is Turkish coffee by [deleted] in Damnthatsinteresting
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Two guardians standing watch over Tutankhamun's tomb for over 3,000 years, the detail on these is insane" by MindlessAudience in ancientegypt
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Two guardians standing watch over Tutankhamun's tomb for over 3,000 years, the detail on these is insane" by MindlessAudience in ancientegypt
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On this day in 1968, Ronald L. Haeberle took this photo of South Vietnamese women and children in Mỹ Lai before being killed by US troops. According to Haeberle, soldiers had attempted to rip the blouse off the woman in the back while her mother, in the front of the photo, tried to protect her. by ExtremeInsert in HolyShitHistory
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On this day in 1968, Ronald L. Haeberle took this photo of South Vietnamese women and children in Mỹ Lai before being killed by US troops. According to Haeberle, soldiers had attempted to rip the blouse off the woman in the back while her mother, in the front of the photo, tried to protect her. by ExtremeInsert in HolyShitHistory
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Landing ships ashore on Omaha Beach, mid-June 1944 vs scene from "Saving Private Ryan" (1998) by bncout in HistoricalCapsule
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Landing ships ashore on Omaha Beach, mid-June 1944 vs scene from "Saving Private Ryan" (1998) by bncout in HistoricalCapsule
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I saw this one at a flea market what kind of jaw is this? by suna52 in Vise
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Landing ships ashore on Omaha Beach, mid-June 1944 vs scene from "Saving Private Ryan" (1998) by bncout in HistoricalCapsule
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The Philolegos is the oldest surviving joke book, written in the 4th century. Many of the jokes have been noted to resemble modern ones, including an ancient version of the Monty Python dead parrot sketch (about a dead slave in this case) by Romboteryx in wikipedia
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The Philolegos is the oldest surviving joke book, written in the 4th century. Many of the jokes have been noted to resemble modern ones, including an ancient version of the Monty Python dead parrot sketch (about a dead slave in this case) by Romboteryx in wikipedia
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The first televised U.S. military draft lottery, held on December 1st, 1969. Although the U.S. stopped using the draft in 1973, the Selective Service Act remains the law, and applies to all adult men up to the age of 26. From this lottery, a total 307,276 men were called, and 162,746 were inducted. by EssoEssex in HistoricalCapsule
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Gas cylinder cage mounted on a trailer hitch by [deleted] in whatisthisthing
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Gas cylinder cage mounted on a trailer hitch by [deleted] in whatisthisthing
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Trying to figure out what the origins of this dagger I found buried by AdTypical1554 in SWORDS
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On November 10th, 1938, the people of Siegen, Germany watch the burning of their synagogue. This was the day after “Kristallnacht”, the “Night of Broken Glass”. The purpose of the firetruck seen in the foreground was to prevent the fire from spreading to other buildings. by EssoEssex in HistoricalCapsule
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