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Travel documentary about Berlin, Germany—Europe's most creative city. Get 60% off Rosetta Stone's lifetime membership for learning new languages: https://partners.rosettastone.com/dots-on-a-map #rosettastone #rosettastonepartner Berlin might just be the coolest city in Europe. Its history is both heavy and recent—leveled during World War II ...
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Complete mug of the Reichsarbeitsdienst 1938! You don't come across these complete mugs very often. #metaldetecting #worldwar2 #history #germany #digger #archeology #explorepage #reels #fyp #wwiiunknown | WWII-Unknown
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#Kristallnacht On November 9–10, 1938, a wave of coordinated violence swept through Nazi Germany and Austria. Synagogues were set on fire, and Jewish-owned shops and homes were destroyed. Kristallnacht marked a turning point — when persecution turned into open terror and the path toward the Holocaust became tragically clear. As we remember this dark night, we honor the victims and renew our commitment to remember the lessons of the past — to stand against hatred, antisemitism, and indifference.
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87 years ago, Jewish communities across Germany and Austria experienced the terror of Kristallnacht, the night of broken glass. During that night of November 9-10, 1938, synagogues were burned, and Jewish homes and businesses were smashed and destroyed. Nearly 100 Jewish people were killed. Worst of all, it was state-sanctioned violence. 87 years later, the Kristallnacht pogrom stands out for Jewish communities as a sign of what can come when we are silent in the face of hate and violence. Today
87 years ago, Jewish communities across Germany and Austria experienced the terror of Kristallnacht, the night of broken glass. During that night of November 9-10, 1938, synagogues were burned, and Jewish homes and businesses were smashed and destroyed. Nearly 100 Jewish people were killed. Worst of all, it was state-sanctioned violence. 87 years later, the Kristallnacht pogrom stands out for Jewish communities as a sign of what can come when we are silent in the face of hate and violence. Today
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