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carbone14 · 2 years
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Berthe Pauline Mariette Wild, dite Berty Albrecht, née le 15 février 1893 à Marseille et morte le 31 mai 1943 à la prison de Fresnes.
Berty Albrecht est une résistante française co-fondatrice du journal Combat avec le Capitaine Henri Frenay Sandoval, dit Henri Frenay. Combat deviendra le nom porté par le mouvement de Libération de la zone Sud de la France. Arrêtée à Mâcon par la Gestapo de Lyon le 28 mai 1943, elle fut torturée et transférée à la prison de Fresnes. Elle est retrouvée pendue dans sa cellule le 31 mai 1943 après une dernière séance de torture, sans doute pour éviter de parler.
Berty Albrecht est faite Compagnon de la Libération le 26 août 1943. Elle est l'une des six femmes Compagnons de la libération et l'une des deux femmes inhumées dans la crypte du mémorial de la France combattante au Mont Valérien.
Sa dépouille fut retrouvée en mai 1945 dans le jardin-potager de la prison.
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girlactionfigure · 1 year
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May his memory be a blessing.
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Meet Edgar Morin - a 102-year-old Jewish veteran of the French Resistance, a renowned philosopher, and a strident voice for justice. It truly upsets me that I’d never heard of this incredible man till now.
“I am both astonished and outraged by the fact that those who represent the descendants of a people who were persecuted for centuries for religious or racial reasons... That the descendants of this people who are today the decision-makers of the State of Israel, could not only colonize an entire people, partly drive them out of their land and seek to expel them for good... But also, after the massacre of October 7, engage in a real massive slaughter on the population of Gaza and continue, incessantly, hitting civilians, women, and children.
And to see the silence of the world, the silence of the United States, protectors of Israel, the silence of the Arab states, the silence of the European states who claim to be defenders of culture, humanity, human rights.
I think we are living through a horrible tragedy because we are also powerless in the face of this thing that is unleashing. At least, I say: bear witness! The only thing that remains if we cannot resist concretely is to TESTIFY. Let’s RESIST IN OUR MINDS, let’s not be fooled, let’s not forget, let’s have the courage to face things head-on.”
Repost from @middleeasteye
“After the massacre of 7 October, (Israel) engaged in a real massive slaughter on the populations of Gaza.”
French philosopher Edgar Morin, a Jewish WWII resistance fighter, criticised Israel’s actions in Gaza. He expressed disappointment at the silence of countries like the United States, Arab and European nations, whom he referred to as “protectors” of Israel.
#jewsforpalestine #jewsagainstzionism #gaza #gazagenocide #humanrights #palestine #freepalestine #freegaza #freethewestbank #israel #crimesagainsthumanity #antifascist #solidarity #ceasefirenow #neveragain #neveragainisnow
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mastersoftheair · 3 months
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new stills for episode 4!
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The Women of Masters of the Air - 1x04
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French Resistance
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Civil Defense Service Air Raid Warden
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lionofchaeronea · 1 year
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Members of the French Resistance discuss the military situation with paratroopers of the U.S. 82nd Airborne Division during the Battle of Normandy, June 1944. Photo credit: U.S. Army Signal Corps / Regional Council of Basse-Normandie / National Archives USA.
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zarla-s · 1 year
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that time of year
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theworldatwar · 11 months
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Members of the French Resistance in action during the liberation of Paris - August 1944
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originalaccountname · 5 months
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Fun BSD French translation details and choices - Episode 6 (by someone who does not understand Japanese but thinks the differences with the English translation/subtitles are fun)
General notes:
Rokuzou's title is just "internet specialist". Instead of "Cyber Network Warrior".
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(side note: in French we use the ^ accent on vowels when it's a long one, instead of doubling them -> û = uu, ô = ou. In French, ou would actually make a oo or u sound, so yes I keep accidentally reading Kouyou's name "Kooyoo")
Kunikida's ability is called "Le Chant unique" (the single/lone song(singing)). It's a somewhat literal translation of "doppo" (for the single/lone part), but I can't speak on the poet vs song part.
Today's quotes:
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VF: Ce genre de monture ne vont bien que sur les visages majestueux comme le mien. (This kind of frame only fit majestic faces like mine.) Eng: Only a naturally flamboyant person like me could pull off wearing them.
Kunikida: Bonjour tout le monde- (Good morning everyone-) Atsushi: MONSIEUR KUNIKIDA AIDEZ-MOOIII!! (MISTER KUNIKIDA HELP MEEE!!) Kunikida: ... Tu sais que la journée commence à peine? (... You know the day just started?) Atsushi: C-c'est au sujet de Monsieur Dazai! Regardez-le! (I-it's about mister Dazai! Look at him!) Dazai: EEEAAAAAAAHH
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gardenoblues · 5 months
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Gomez: Mija, what were you doing?
Wednesday: Trying to socialize.
Gomez: You might want to smile a little bit and try not to accidentally kill someone.
Wednesday: okay. Noted.
Gomez: So what's his name?
Wednesday: ... How did you know?
Gomez: Well, you're pretending to be something you hate. Girls do that for boys.
Gomez: *whispers Or for sexy, French people.
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earlgrey24 · 2 months
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Get yourself a friend who'll borrow you books like this:
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(or alternatively, get yourself a friend who doesn't do it a couple of weeks before your final state exams. Ugh, must... focus... on... studying...)
Still, goals though 💅
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girlactionfigure · 5 months
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Simone Segouin, mostly known by her codename, Nicole Minet, was only 18-years-old when the Germans invaded. Her first act of rebellion was to steal a bicycle from a German military administration, and to slice the tires of all of the other bikes and motorcycles so they couldn't pursue her. She found a pocket of the Resistance and joined the fight, using the stolen bike to deliver messages between Resistance groups.
She was an extremely fast learner and quickly became an expert at tactics and explosives. She led teams of Resistance fighters to capture German troops, set traps, and sabotage German equipment. As the war dragged on, her deeds escalated to derailing German trains, blocking roads, blowing up bridges and helping to create a German-free path to help the Allied forces retake France from the inside. She was never caught.
Segouin was present at the liberation of Chartres on August 23, 1944, and then the liberation of Paris two days later. She was promoted to lieutenant and awarded several medals, including the Croix de Guerre. After the war, she studied medicine and became a pediatric nurse. She passed away a few months ago at the age of 98. May her memory be for a blessing.
Rabbi Yisroel Bernath 
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dyingroses · 9 months
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carbone14 · 2 months
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Après son entrée dans Paris avec les troupes de la 2e Division blindée, Simone Segouin, résistante française dans les Francs-tireurs et partisans (FTP), et deux de ses camarades participent à l'élimination des dernières poches de résistance – Libération de Paris – Opération Overlord – Août 1944
Photos Robert Capa
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Simone Segouin rejoint les Francs-Tireurs et Partisans en 1944 à l'âge de 18 ans sous le pseudonyme de Nicole Minet. Après de nombreuses missions en tant qu'agent de liaison entre Dreux, Chartres et Châteaudun, les FTP lui propose de prendre les armes et devient l'une des rares femmes à prendre part aux combats. Attaques de convois, de trains, de détachements ennemis et opérations de sabotage lui valent le respect au sein de la résistance.
Elle participe activement à la libération de Chartres et s'illustre le 20 août 1944 en prenant part à la capture de 25 allemands à Thivars, à 7 km au sud de Chartres. A cette occasion elle récupère un pistolet mitrailleur MP40 avec lequel elle pose fièrement lors de la venue du Général de Gaulle à Chartres le 23 août pendant sa tournée d'inspection des régions libérées.
A la suite de cette cérémonie, les différents groupes de résistants du département prennent la direction de Paris pour participer aux combats insurrectionnels. La plupart regagnent Paris et font la jonction avec la 2e Division blindée de Leclerc le 25 août à six heures du matin.
C'est la raison pour laquelle, un cliché de Robert Capa présente Simone Segouin aux côtés de deux de ses camarades face aux dernières poches de résistance allemande.
Sa conduite valeureuse dans la clandestinité et son action dans les combats de la Libération lui valurent le grade de sous-lieutenant.
Elle fût décorée de la croix de guerre par Charles Tillon, ministre de l'Armement et ancien chef des FTP le 24 mars 1946 à Chartres.
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robo-milky · 1 month
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CLOCHE IS SO ADORABLE IN YOUR NEWST ART AWWW!
Leave the French man, I can treat you better (w rizz moment)
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ELLRIZZ VISIT?!?! 😳
As much as Cloche loves all the girls out there, she’d rather not die under the claws of a certain dragon <3
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