Notorious Nazi doctor Josef Mengele is known for his gruesome experiments on concentration camp prisoners during World War II. While inspecting a row of naked women at Auschwitz, he spotted Hana Berger-Moran’s mother, who was a few months pregnant. Berger-Moran says Mengele asked her mother in German, “Good looking woman. Are you pregnant?” Faced with a life-or-death question, her mother answered, “Nein, I’m not.” Author Wendy Holden wrote about Berger-Moran and two other Holocaust survivors who
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Notorious Nazi doctor Josef Mengele is known for his gruesome experiments on concentration camp prisoners during World War II. While inspecting a row of naked women at Auschwitz, he spotted Hana Berger-Moran’s mother, who was a few months pregnant. Berger-Moran says Mengele asked her mother in German, “Good looking woman. Are you pregnant?” Faced with a life-or-death question, her mother answered, “Nein, I’m not.” Author Wendy Holden wrote about Berger-Moran and two other Holocaust survivors who
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Restored footage of people who lived through and took part in World War I. In this footage you see soldiers and prisoners of war from the U.S. Army, German Army, British Army, and French Army. Footage frame rate increased, upscaled and “colorized” by HistoryColored using AI technology. Footage originally from: US National Archives Music: Keep Calm and Carry On / Franz Gordon / Epidemic Sound #history #wwi #restored #historicalfootage | History in Color
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Restored footage of people who lived through and took part in World War I. In this footage you see soldiers and prisoners of war from the U.S. Army, German Army, British Army, and French Army. Footage frame rate increased, upscaled and “colorized” by HistoryColored using AI technology. Footage originally from: US National Archives Music: Keep Calm and Carry On / Franz Gordon / Epidemic Sound #history #wwi #restored #historicalfootage | History in Color
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#OnThisDay 1948: Newsreel showed footage of the last German prisoners of war leaving Britain. | BBC Archive
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#OnThisDay 1948: Newsreel showed footage of the last German prisoners of war leaving Britain. | BBC Archive
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From 1941 to 1944, the process of dehumanization at Auschwitz concentration camp began the moment prisoners arrived. Upon arrival, they were immediately stripped of their personal identity and appearance. Their heads were shaved—especially women’s hair, which was collected for industrial use, including the production of textiles and felt. Personal clothing was confiscated, and prisoners were given ill-fitting, striped uniforms, often too large or too small, and wooden clogs that offered no comfo
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From 1941 to 1944, the process of dehumanization at Auschwitz concentration camp began the moment prisoners arrived. Upon arrival, they were immediately stripped of their personal identity and appearance. Their heads were shaved—especially women’s hair, which was collected for industrial use, including the production of textiles and felt. Personal clothing was confiscated, and prisoners were given ill-fitting, striped uniforms, often too large or too small, and wooden clogs that offered no comfo
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Minding your business in prison and the people who are memorable. #Prison #People #Peace | Jesse Crosson - Second Chancer
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Minding your business in prison and the people who are memorable. #Prison #People #Peace | Jesse Crosson - Second Chancer
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From 1941 to 1944, the process of dehumanization at Auschwitz began the moment prisoners arrived. Their heads were shaved, clothes confiscated, and they were dressed in ill-fitting striped uniforms and wooden clogs. Women’s hair was collected for industrial use. This forced transformation erased identity and individuality, turning humans into anonymous, interchangeable parts of the camp’s machinery. The uniforms and shaved heads made them visually indistinguishable, reinforcing their status as p
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From 1941 to 1944, the process of dehumanization at Auschwitz began the moment prisoners arrived. Their heads were shaved, clothes confiscated, and they were dressed in ill-fitting striped uniforms and wooden clogs. Women’s hair was collected for industrial use. This forced transformation erased identity and individuality, turning humans into anonymous, interchangeable parts of the camp’s machinery. The uniforms and shaved heads made them visually indistinguishable, reinforcing their status as p
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From 1941 to 1944, the process of dehumanization at Auschwitz concentration camp began the moment prisoners arrived. Upon arrival, they were immediately stripped of their personal identity and appearance. Their heads were shaved—especially women’s hair, which was collected for industrial use, including the production of textiles and felt. Personal clothing was confiscated, and prisoners were given ill-fitting, striped uniforms, often too large or too small, and wooden clogs that offered no comfo
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From 1941 to 1944, the process of dehumanization at Auschwitz concentration camp began the moment prisoners arrived. Upon arrival, they were immediately stripped of their personal identity and appearance. Their heads were shaved—especially women’s hair, which was collected for industrial use, including the production of textiles and felt. Personal clothing was confiscated, and prisoners were given ill-fitting, striped uniforms, often too large or too small, and wooden clogs that offered no comfo
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There’s a study they did on individuals who came out of prison: people who were written off, counted out, and statistically never supposed to succeed. And yet, a small percentage of them built million-dollar empires. They became leaders, innovators, creators of entire movements. And what was fascinating is that not one of them went through therapy. Not one of them sat around dissecting their childhood or the reasons they ended up there. They didn’t spend time analyzing the problem. They decided
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On 14 October 1943, prisoners at the Sobibor extermination camp—a place created solely for systematic murder—carried out one of the most daring acts of resistance in the history of the Holocaust. Jewish prisoners, working together with Soviet prisoners of war, secretly organized a revolt with a clear goal: kill SS officers, seize weapons, and escape beyond the barbed wire perimeter. The plan unfolded with careful precision. Small groups lured SS men into workshops and storage rooms under false p
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My second prison riot! This was where I was in the chow hall at North Fork Correctional Facility, Sayre, Oklahoma, a level 3 facility housing California inmates until late 2015. I was about 20, maybe 19 years old, give or take, but I was actually in this chow hall and remember how they smoked us out and kept us in the chow hall for hours after we were already done fighting so we rushed the correctional staff when they came in ! Someone who was outside the chow hall when the riot kicked off went
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In January 1945, Soviet Red Army troops liberated Auschwitz, the most infamous N@zi death camp. Among the troops were doctors who immediately began treating emaciated, disease-ridden survivors. One chilling photo captures a Red Army doctor gently examining prisoners—people so malnourished and traumatized they barely resembled the humans they once were. The world had heard rumors of N@zi atrocities, but the liberators were unprepared for the scale of horror they found. Over 1.1 million people had
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Greta Thunberg has been arrested while protesting in support of the Palestine Action hunger strikers in London. A video posted on the social media feed for Prisoners for Palestine shows the 22-year-old sitting on the ground holding a sign which read “I support Palestine Action prisoners, I oppose genocide”. Thurnberg is then approached by two police officers who remove her poster and ask her to stand, which she refuses. Pristoners for Palestine said “She was arrested under the Terrorism Act for
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Man Who Raped 9-Year-Old Sentenced To Life In Prison — People Say He Deserves ‘The Electric Chair’ | Voice of U.S. Citizens
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The liberation of Mauthausen Concentration Camp on 5 May 1945 exposed one of the harshest camps in the Nazi system. Established in 1938 by Nazi Germany, Mauthausen was designated a “punishment camp” for prisoners considered especially dangerous or resistant. These included political prisoners, Jews, Soviet prisoners of war, and people from across occupied Europe. Conditions were deliberately designed to be lethal. A central feature of the camp was the nearby granite quarry, where prisoners perfo
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Max B got deals in prison people can’t even get in the free world | Ian Bick
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On 14 October 1943, prisoners at the Sobibor extermination camp—a place created solely for systematic murder—carried out one of the most daring acts of resistance in the history of the Holocaust. Jewish prisoners, working together with Soviet prisoners of war, secretly organized a revolt with a clear goal: kill SS officers, seize weapons, and escape beyond the barbed wire perimeter. The plan unfolded with careful precision. Small groups lured SS men into workshops and storage rooms under false p
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I think people want to understand people in prison #people #understand #prison #felon #friendly #feds | Portia Wilcox Louder
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The greatest prison people live in is the prison of what people think about them. | Church on the Rock - Texarkana
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The **Auschwitz Death Marches** of 1944-1945 were among the final chapters of the Holocaust, marking the Nazis' attempt to cover up the atrocities they had committed as the Allies advanced across Europe. As Soviet forces closed in on Auschwitz and other concentration camps in the winter of 1944, the Nazis began evacuating the remaining prisoners, forcing them to march long distances to other camps further inside Germany, where they hoped to continue exploiting them as labor or eliminate them ent
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Al-Hol camp in northeastern Syria is effectively a massive outdoor prison. People in Al-Hol are indefinitely and arbitrarily detained in the camp, in unsafe and unsanitary conditions with limited access to medical care. Sixty-four percent of the camp’s population are children, and half are younger than 12. | Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)
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