Stuart Waldron
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On 15 March 1939 Hitler and his deputy summoned the Czech President to Hitler’s residence in Berlin and then bullied him to submitting to a German invasion of his country.
They drove him to the point of physical collapse, threatening him until he eventually signed his country’s death warrant.
They drove him to the point of physical collapse, threatening him until he eventually signed his country’s death warrant.
February 28, 2025 at 6:56 PM
On 15 March 1939 Hitler and his deputy summoned the Czech President to Hitler’s residence in Berlin and then bullied him to submitting to a German invasion of his country.
They drove him to the point of physical collapse, threatening him until he eventually signed his country’s death warrant.
They drove him to the point of physical collapse, threatening him until he eventually signed his country’s death warrant.
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January 11, 2025 at 8:23 AM
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When I was 10 in school in 1990 every one of us clearly understood that use of fossil fuels was having a heating effect on the atmosphere. This would intensify droughts, wildfires, hurricanes.
And now that future has come to pass and the billionaires are blaming black people, gays and fish.
And now that future has come to pass and the billionaires are blaming black people, gays and fish.
January 10, 2025 at 9:13 AM
When I was 10 in school in 1990 every one of us clearly understood that use of fossil fuels was having a heating effect on the atmosphere. This would intensify droughts, wildfires, hurricanes.
And now that future has come to pass and the billionaires are blaming black people, gays and fish.
And now that future has come to pass and the billionaires are blaming black people, gays and fish.
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I also daily post on what happened on this day (#OTD) in #WW2. If you already follow me, please "retweet" 😉. Will be appreciated!
Market Garden failed. Not because roads are narrow in Holland, not because British 30 Corps was slow and not because there were two German Panzer Divisions in the area. It failed because this bridge in Nijmegen was captured too late. Read/buy my two books. pre-jump.nl
November 26, 2024 at 11:32 AM
I also daily post on what happened on this day (#OTD) in #WW2. If you already follow me, please "retweet" 😉. Will be appreciated!