Nomi Snow 🏳️⚧️
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Anglo-Irish German, former medievalist, cinema fan, übernerd
stux⚡️This just blew my mind 
My respect for the modern tech I use just went up a level
My respect for the modern tech I use just went up a level
Nariman | نریمان گرشاسبThis is what the Islamic Republic’s security forces did to this young Iranian girl named #Hadis_Najafi during the #WomenLifeFreedom revolution in Iran. We will never forget, and we will never forgive.
RamenCatholic 🐢🌈
Auschwitz Memorial28 October 1905 | A Czech Jewish woman, Marie Nathanová, was born in Prague.
She was deported to Auschwitz from Theresienstadt ghetto on 19 October 1944. She did not survive.
#Auschwitz #Birkenau #Holocaust #Shoah #Jews #history #histodons #Nazis #Germany #NeverForget #ww2 #Memorial #Remember #memory #otd #facts #Prague #Terezin #Theresienstadt
Today, we remember Sarina Esmailzadeh who was brutally killed due to severe seating on the head by the Islamic Republic security forces during the #WomenLifeFreedom movement in Karaj, Iran. She was only 16 years old.
#SarinaEsmailzadeh
#IranRevolution
#Iran
#NeverForgetNeverForgive
DGB NiedersachsenAls erste Stadt in Deutschland wird #Hannover einen Platz in Linden-Mitte nach Jina Mahsa Amini benennen!
Der Beschluss im Stadtbezirksamt wurde ohne Gegenstimmen angenommen.
Danke!
#MahsaAmini #WomanLifeFreedom #IranRevolution #FrauLebenFreiheit #Niedersachsen #DGB #Gewerkschaft #ZanZendegiAzadi #جینجیانآزنی
Monumenta Germaniae HistoricaNow on Mastodon: The MGH. #Introduction #Introductions #NewHere
In addition to organisational matters and MGH events we'll keep you updated about the latest issues of Deutsches Archiv, point you to our newest #publications, #criticaleditions, and highlight interesting #research in #medieval #history.
In addition to organisational matters and MGH events we'll keep you updated about the latest issues of Deutsches Archiv, point you to our newest #publications, #criticaleditions, and highlight interesting #research in #medieval #history.
Mark NewtonI've occasionally posted this on the other site, but never on fedi.
The finest document ever produced by Australian public servants.
Garden Punk@TechyDad @inquiline We actually know the answer to this. During Japan's post-war reconstruction, their labor movement was in a pickle. They couldn't be seen as impeding the reconstruction, so they invented the reverse strike. They ran the factory as usual and barred management from entry. They found that the longer these strikes lasted, the more desperate management became to settle because there was no noticeable drop in productivity. I don't remember much more about it, but if I see the video again, I'll post it.