My Polish residency officially expired yesterday, and I mourn its passing. Nevermind that my non-renewal of this residency status was due to pressing US concerns and according to original plan.
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My Polish residency officially expired yesterday, and I mourn its passing. Nevermind that my non-renewal of this residency status was due to pressing US concerns and according to original plan.
Raise your hand if you’ve ever said, “Holster your weapon,” and meant it because someone was aiming a loaded handgun at you, cocked and ready to fire?
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Raise your hand if you’ve ever said, “Holster your weapon,” and meant it because someone was aiming a loaded handgun at you, cocked and ready to fire?
We are pleased to announce a wonderful line-up of returning and new contributors.
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We are pleased to announce a wonderful line-up of returning and new contributors.
If you (or a colleague/friend/hero) would like to join the MQR blog contributor crew, please ensure that the application arrives by email to redclay@umich.edu no later than midnight (EDT) on May 15th.
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If you (or a colleague/friend/hero) would like to join the MQR blog contributor crew, please ensure that the application arrives by email to redclay@umich.edu no later than midnight (EDT) on May 15th.
To commemorate the 71st anniversary of the Jewish Ghetto Uprising on April 19th, the daffodil was invoked to transform the yellow badge Jews were required to wear during the Nazi occupation into a symbol to “ express your respect and memory of the heroes from the Warsaw Ghetto.”
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To commemorate the 71st anniversary of the Jewish Ghetto Uprising on April 19th, the daffodil was invoked to transform the yellow badge Jews were required to wear during the Nazi occupation into a symbol to “ express your respect and memory of the heroes from the Warsaw Ghetto.”
