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Louis Posner, born on 24 July 1911. Source: https://collections.yadvashem.org/en/names/15282480

Registration card of Louis Posner, with, among other information, his address in Rotterdam and the names of his wife and children. Across the card, written in red with a pencil, the date when they were deported: 20-4-43. Source: https://collections.yadvashem.org/en/names/15282480

All members of the Posner family from Rotterdam - Louis (1911), Catharina (1912), and their three children Sophia (1937), Abraham (1934), Joseph (1940) - were among those sent to their death on this transport.

Source: Yad Vashem

Michał's sister Mila, born on 1 June 1924. Source: https://collections.yadvashem.org/en/names/14065962

Michał's brother Mordekhai, born on 5 August 1931. Source: https://collections.yadvashem.org/en/names/13448380

Deported with his sister Mila (1924) and his brother Mordekhai (1931).
Remarkably, his parents Moszek (1890) and Brajndla (1890), and his siblings Chana (1913), Josek (1916), Lea (1922) and Hercel (1927), survived the war.

Source: Yad Vashem, geni.com

Or Nugielman.
His family was arrested during the Vel' d'Hiv roundup.
His father Wolf (1893) and his two sisters Perla (1923) and Syma (1924) were deported on 31 July 1942, then his mother Juchete (1895) followed on 7 August 1942. Two weeks later, it was Bernard's turn.

Source: Mémorial de la Shoah

An invasive species here in North America, "in particular because of its earlier springtime emergence than many native species".

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I seldom repost stuff, and reposting is not the same as posting.
Whenever I post a picture, I add alt-text, I can't forget to do so since I have the "Required alt text before posting" setting turned on.

Recently (I think it was on World Poetry Day) they posted poems written by inmates in the form of images, possibly because of the 300-character limit, also lacking alt-text. I can understand why this is frustrating.

Agreed. You are not the first one to complain about that. Perhaps you could try to DM them as they don't seem to monitor the replies to their posts.

Yet I don't see any of these pictures when I click on the link.

Group of five German soldiers walking on a cobbled street, with buildings on fire in the background.

A column of Jewish civilians - men, women, children - walking down the street, watched by armed German soldiers. In the background, dense dark smoke.

Group of Jewish civilians, mostly women and children, with their hands raised, with armed German soldiers watching them in the background.

Here you go.

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Gretl's mother Ida, born on 1 October 1882. Source: https://collections.yadvashem.org/en/names/13926672

Deported with her mother Ida (1882). Her father Siegfried died in 1927.
After Hitler came to power, all her siblings emigrated, her brother Hans (?) to Palestine, her sister Bella (1910) to England, her sister Claire (1913) to the US.

Source: Yad Vashem, geni.com

His mother Anna (1860) died in #Theresienstadt on 27 July 1943.
His brother Leo (1885), and Leo's wife Irma (1896) and son Pavel (1925), were deported from Prague to the Łódź ghetto on 26 October 1941.

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The family had gone into hiding at separate locations. Dollij was hiding in a farm housing six other Jewish people. Unfortunately somebody betrayed her hiding location.
Her parents and her two sisters survived.

His wife Henryka (1900) was shot in a labor camp near Lvov on 19 June 1943.
Their two children. Alexander (1929) and Irena (1931) survived in hiding. They emigrated to Israel after the war.

Their story:
collections.ushmm.org/search/catal...

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Or Herman Rosner.
He was deported with his father Sauel (1897) and his mother Breindla (1908).
Sauel was selected for forced labor. He died in March 1944 in Warsaw.

He was deported with his wife Ida (1885).
His son Hans (1909) and Hans's wife Erna (1912) were deported to the Łódź ghetto on 31 October 1941.
His daughter Greta (1910) perished in Ilyintsy, Ukraine, according to the Page of Testimony submitted by Rudolf's brother-in-law.

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D'autre part, si les périodes de sécheresse se font plus fréquentes, le niveau d'eau dans les réservoirs va baisser, ce qui fera chuter la production d'électricité.
On n'est pas tirés d'affaire.

Oui, c'est vrai.
Ceci dit, l'électrification n'est certainement pas une panacée.
D'une part, plus de voitures électriques implique forcément une augmentation de la demande d'électricité (sauf pour ceux qui ont les moyens de se doter d'une installation solaire).

Francis Vailles a raison. Ce n'est pas une bonne idée. Plus le prix de l'essence augmentera, plus vite les gens se tourneront vers les voitures électriques ou, comme moi, réduiront les déplacements. Evidemment, à court terme, ça fait mal. A long terme, le climat en bénéficiera.

‘My mother saved my life – by handing me over to Mengele’ Michael Havis discovers how being sent to Auschwitz’s notorious Angel of Death meant twin brothers Peter and Thomas could evade the gas chambers

Their father Izso Jozsef (1897) was liberated in Dachau and emigrated to Israel after the war. He died in 2003 at the age of 105.
Their mother and sister were Erzsebet (1903) and Alice (1930).

Their story:
www.jewishnews.co.uk/my-mother-sa...

Genia and her son Michál, Sosnowiec Ghetto, 1941-1942 Source: https://wwv.yadvashem.org/yv/en/exhibitions/women-in-the-holocaust/motherhood/genia-judzki.asp

Or Genia.
Her husband Ber (1909) was killed when the Sosnowiec Ghetto was liquidated.
Genia and her son Michál (1936) were able to flee to the Aryan side, but were later arrested and deported to Auschwitz.

Their story:
wwv.yadvashem.org/yv/en/exhibi...

Věra Immergutová Source: https://www.holocaust.cz/en/database-of-victims/victim/95904-vera-immergutova/

Věra's husband Kurt Immergut, born on 1 February 1911. Source: https://www.holocaust.cz/en/database-of-victims/victim/95893-kurt-immergut/

Věra's mother Kamila Morawitzová, born on 20 September 1884. Source: https://www.holocaust.cz/en/database-of-victims/victim/109946-kamila-morawitzova/

Věra's father Max Morawitz, born on 6 November 1883. He died in Theresienstadt on 21 January 1944. Source: https://www.holocaust.cz/en/database-of-victims/victim/109947-max-morawitz/

She was deported with her husband Kurt (1911) and her mother Kamilla Morawitz (1884).
Her father Max Morawitz (1883) perished in Theresienstadt in January 1944.

www.holocaust.cz/en/database-...

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Yes, people should definitely make use of the "require alt text before posting" setting.

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