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The star public house (which is a wetherspoons) in gosport has just refused service to a couple of patriots because they were wearing Poppy's
FUCKING DISGRACEFUL!!
BOYCOTT THEM!
SHARE THIS FAR AND WIDE IF YOU CAN PEOPLE.
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Read the Jeff Hall story, one of a Birmingham City star and England international whose tragic death probably saved many lives.
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Crystal Palace fans penned into an unacceptable, 80s-looking section of Zrinjski Mostar’s ground made their views very clear about Oliver Glasner. Like a sad, self-inflicted scoreline, Palace’s season will have OG against it. Many of the mutineers over in Mostar want Glasner gone now. The coach-club relationship resembles a divorce delayed only by staying together for the chance of Conference League glory in Leipzig on May 27.
What a mess: one win in 15, Glasner criticising and soon leaving, FA Cup defence lasting one game, captain Marc Guehi sold, speculation around future of other talents like Adam Wharton, and players underperforming as if distracted by the manager’s mood and pending exit. Glasner’s frustration over sales (Guehi and Eberechi Eze) is understandable but he still has some very good players, amongst others Henderson, Munoz, Lacroix, Wharton, Sarr, Mateta, £35m Johnson and £48m Strand Larsen etc.
Did chairman and co-owner Steve Parish make the right decision in not turfing Glasner out when he spoke out? Parish, a lifelong fan, played the peace-maker. It can’t have been about unwillingness to pay compensation; there's only a few months left on Glasner's contract and club could point to his damaging comments when making any settlement.
Parish is a pragmatist. He knows he has an exceptional manager in Glasner (42 wins, 31 draws, 28 losses in 101 games), that the storm could blow over and hope that the Austrian would be professional and drive Palace to the finishing line in Europe and safety in the Premier League (currently 13th, 32 points, 12 games left). Parish’s stance is understandable.
But judging by results and fans’ reactions, how long can Palace let this toxicity fester? They cannot let the season drift further. Glasner has to raise his game and try and motivate the players to get winning again. An ambitious manager, and footballing obsessive, risks his own stock continuing to fall going into a summer when he hopes for employment at a Champions League club.
Palace have to beat Wolves at home on Sunday. The team have to show some fight. Glasner has to show he can still inspire and lead the players. Otherwise the chants will be heard again, the mood will darken further and separation may become inevitable. The obvious option is Thomas Frank, if available depending on his Spurs termination agreement.
Whenever Glasner leaves, shortly or this summer, and the anger ebbs, let’s hope he’s also remembered for the glory days at Wembley when Palace fans were singing his praises. #CPFC 🦅
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18 May 1938 | A Dutch Jewish girl, Clara Sophie Bloch, was born in Amsterdam.
She arrived at #Auschwitz on 22 July 1942 in a transport of 931 Jews deported from Westerbork. She was among 155 people murdered in a gas chamber after selection.
ALT A vintage black and white photo of a young child with curly hair, wearing a delicate dress, focused intently on something out of frame.
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12 May 1917 | A Jewish woman, Suzanne Feldmann, was born. A stenographer. During the war she lived in France.
She was deported to #Auschwitz from Drancy on 2 September 1943. She did not survive.
ALT A young girl standing behind a stool. Her elbows are resting on the chair and she is holding her head in her hands.
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22 April 1915 | A Czech Jewish woman, Greta Haková, was born in Prague.
She was deported to #Auschwitz from the #Theresienstadt ghetto on 28 October 1944. She did not survive.
ALT A portrait ID-type photo. A young woman with long wavy hair. She is wearing a dark blouse. The light covers the right half of her face. The rest is far more shaded.
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16 April 1932 | A French Jewish girl, Micheline Caen, was born in Montmorency.
She arrived in #Auschwitz on her 12th birthday in the 71st transport of Jews deported from Drancy. After selection she was murdered in the gas chamber.
ALT Portrait photograph of a young girl against a solid background. You can see her face and her eyelashes. She is wearing a buttoned-up neck blouse with a collar. She is smiling slightly. She has medium-length, slightly wavy hair.
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9 April 1938 | Jewish twin girls Annette & Paulette Szklarz were born in #Metz.
On 31 July 1944 Annette was deported from #Drancy to #Auschwitz & murdered in a gas chamber. Paulette was in the hospital with measles & survived hidden by doctors.
Paulette is @debra_author mother.
ALT A photo of two young tween girls standing outside. There is a lawn and house behind them. They have checked dresses and long socks. They are looking at the camera.
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Each day @AuschwitzMuseum tells the stories of children, women, men, families, and communities. It's a more personal look at the individual lives than can be conveyed in hours in a classroom or at the library.
Please consider following @AuschwitzMuseum, here and on Facebook.
8 April 1933 | Belgian Jewish boy, Leo Sjouwerman, was born in Antwerp. His family emigrated to the Netherlands.
He was deported to #Auschwitz from #Westerbork in September 1942. He was murdered in a gas chamber after arrival selection.
ALT A smiling boy sitting at a school table. His hand are folded at the rable. Some excercise book is opened in front of him. He has short messy hair and a blouse zipped to the top.
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Surely we will now see what happened to Boris Johnson happen to Angela Rayner and Keir starmer for lying?
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2 April 1942 | A Dutch Jewish girl, Mietje Blok, was born in The Hague.
She arrived at #Auschwitz on 14 December 1942 in a transport of 757 Jews deported from the occupied Netherlands. She was among the 636 people murdered after selection in a gas chamber.
ALT A portrait photo of a baby girl in a dress.
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2 April 1875 | A Hungarian Jewish woman, Karolin Schwartz, was born in Ujpest.
In 1944 she was deported to #Auschwitz and murdered in a gas chamber.
ALT An older woman sitting in a chair in a garden.
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1 April 1942 | 10,629 men were counted in the morning at #Auschwitz.
On that day:
91 prisoners died (incl. Tadeusz Mruk, no. 228)
48 prisoners were released (incl. Roman Trojanowski - no. 44 & Kazimierz Dutka - no. 246).
[prisoners of the 1st transports of Poles to Auschwitz]
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The podcast tells about the details of the process which led to the creation of the German Nazi camp Auschwitz & about its first prisoners: podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
See our online lesson that tells the story of the first weeks of the newly created German Nazi camp and its first prisoners - Poles deported from the Cracow district in the General Government: lekcja.auschwitz.org/en_17_d…
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1 April 1928 | Twin Dutch Jewish girls, Rosa and Anna Parser, were born in Amsterdam.
They were murdered in a gas chamber in #Auschwitz II-Birkenau together with their mother Esther on 8 September 1942. Their father George perished in #Auschwitz on 20 August 1943.
ALT Portrait photo of two sisters next to each other. Both are smiling and both have similar long hair reaching her shoulders.
ALT A picture of a family standing at a fence. Some house is behind them. The man and woman are holding the girls between them. The girls are sitting on the fence.
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Please @rickygervais @PeterEgan6 @domdyer70 @ChrisGPackham help with this petition, a plea from Kenyan conservationists.Trophy hunters are herding last remaining Kenyan supertuskers into Tanzanian hunting blocks to be shot. Only 50 supertuskers left
secure.avaaz.org/community_p…
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29 March 1913 | A Czech Jewish woman, Gertruda Fuchsová, was born in Kralupy nad Vltavou.
She was deported to #Auschwitz from the #Theresienstadt ghetto on 6 September 1943. She did not survive.
ALT Portrait photograph of a woman wearing a hat and fur collar.
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27 March 1937 | An Italian Jewish girl, Sara Gesess, was born in Padua.
She was deported to #Auschwitz in August 1944, where she was murdered in a gas chamber after arrival selection.
ALT Portrait photograph of a girl of several years. She is wearing a short-sleeved blouse. She is wearing a large white bow in her dark hair.
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19 March 1930 | A Czech Jewish woman, Anna Lindtwová, was born in Prague.
She was deported to #Auschwitz from the #Theresienstadt ghetto on 28 October 1944. She did not survive.
