Lionel Messi will bid farewell to the Argentine national team on Wednesday at the Monumental Stadium in Buenos Aires in front of 85,000 fans, which will be his last appearance for the country where he became a legendary football hero. #Messi #Argentina #nogomet (translated)
SabriAlexander wrote that an era in football came to an end that evening, not just for Argentina but for the entire football world. He described Lionel Messi as more than a player and argued that his magic and memorable moments had made football an art. According to SabriAlexander, Messi's impact would endure. #Messi #Fotboll #Legendar (translated)
Hugo Bolin made his comeback in the Swedish national team with the legendary number 10 and contributed significantly to the 1-0 victory against Romania after having not played for 482 days. #HugoBolin #SchwedischeNationalmannschaft #ZlatanIbrahimović (translated)
TECHU recognized El Matador as the most outstanding player of the Supa Strikas. He wrote that the player had a huge ego, but also such charisma that it was hard not to like him. He added that each of his performances resembled a separate episode of an anime, and called him a legendary player. https://t.co/3wUHpHDzys #SupaStrikas #GOAT #legenda (translated)
Mythology of the British Isles by Geoffrey Ashe Beginning with the giant Albion, after whom the country was once named, Geoffrey Ashe explores the myths whose roots lie in the different British regions. Taking in fairy-folk, druids and King Lear, and the tales of Merlin and King Arthur that continue to hold sway in the nationâ€s imagination, he uncovers their sources and underlying ideas as well as their handling in tradition and literature. An unforgettable and illuminating exploration of the legends of the British Isles. From the misty centuries of British and Irish prehistory to the height of the dark age, comes tales of giants and fairy-folk, druids and saints. From King Lear and King Arthur, to Fingal, Beowulf, Gwendolen and Guinevere these are the legendary characters who shaped the nation. But who were they? In Mythology of the British Isles, Geoffrey Ashe explores these compelling and ancient stories, seeing how they have taken on fresh significance as historical and archaeological research has uncovered the truth behind each legend.
The author recounted that Taehyung asked for recommendations for Peruvian food and said he wanted to see Machu Picchu. She also mentioned that a fan from ARMY expressed her excitement about the Tannies' visit to Peru and that he responded, "just wait." The author anticipated that legendary days were approaching. https://t.co/RdMKfuFTcb #Taehyung #Perú #ARMY (translated)
The author of the post wrote that the Concorde made his journey to Brussels more enjoyable. He noted that Europe built a passenger aircraft more than 50 years ago that flew at twice the speed of sound, and he estimated that similar ambition and courage are needed today in technology and elsewhere. https://t.co/aRZiK109N2 #Concorde #tehnologija #Evropa #SI #BE #EU (translated)
PSV introduces a special shirt in honor of the hundredth birthday of Coen Dillen, the legendary striker who still holds the record of 43 goals in one Eredivisie season. #PSV #CoenDillen #Eredivisie (translated)
Rooshka wrote that Filip Sternberg, the owner of Český Šternberk Castle and son of Zdeněk Sternberg, recently passed away. He mentioned that Filip had a warm relationship with the castle, often traveling from Vienna, where he lived with his family, to improve and take care of it. According to the author, thanks to the work of the Zdeněk and Jiří Sternberg families, they achieved a little-known "masterpiece" and promised to dedicate a thread to him. #ČeskýŠternberk #historie #Sternberg (translated)
Invictos reported that FC Barcelona Femenil had defeated Real Madrid by seven goals in El Clásico Femenino, maintaining their perfect record and leading the Primera División Femenina de España. It also highlighted that Claudia Pina had scored four goals in the first half and noted that Barça had won 25 of the 26 matches played against Real Madrid. Compare the gap between the teams to a historic disparity. #BarçaFemenil #ElClásico #FútbolFemenino (translated)
The Polish patriot wrote that lieutenant Irena Iłłakowiczowa, whom he described as an agent of the Polish anti-German and anti-communist intelligence, was murdered on October 4, 1943, probably by communists. According to the author, she knew seven languages, was a soldier of the NSZ and the Lizards' Union, and during the war was imprisoned in Pawiak and Majdanek. He claimed she was tortured but did not betray anyone, and was then bravely freed from the camp. He also assigned her particularly dangerous missions and described her as the wife of a Persian prince, a model, and an mountaineer. He mentioned her bloodied body and skull shattered by a bullet, and ended the entry with a tribute to her memory. #Historia #Polska #Pamięć (translated)
Legendary Roy Keane expressed his disappointment with the Croatian national team following the historic 0-7 loss to England, emphasizing that Bellingham looks as if he is playing against children and that Croatia showed no physical strength. #LigaNacija #Hrvatska #RoyKeane (translated)
The author wrote that October 3 marked 33 years since 19 American service members were killed during Operation Gothic Serpent, the Battle of Mogadishu. The author said the linked account of the day was told by Brad Halling, whom they described as a prominent figure in the Tier 1 community and a survivor of the battle. #OperationGothicSerpent #BattleOfMogadishu #MilitaryHistory #US #SO
Erik van Haren wrote that Max Verstappen had not yet achieved a victory this season, but that he had gone longer without a win between his first F1 victory in Barcelona and his second in Malaysia. His father Jos said, according to Van Haren, that that period troubled him and made the victory all the more sweet. Jos himself drove a legendary race in 2001. https://t.co/nh7RIalORR https://t.co/kcOfkNqwJx #F1 #MaxVerstappen #Formule1 (translated)
Gari Kasparov, the legendary Croatian chess player and opponent of Vladimir Putin, was saved from planned assassinations that the Russians organized during the war with Ukraine, but attempts on his life are expected to continue. #GariKasparov #atentat #VladimirPutin (translated)
Shortly after Cristiano Ronaldo's departure from the Portuguese national team, his legendary number 7 was awarded to Rafael Leão. #CristianoRonaldo #Nationalmannschaft #Fußball (translated)
The greatest disrespect of all time, you treat the greatest footballer in the history of the country like this and the next day you give his legendary number to a player from Galatasaray. They never deserved you, ask for the rights to the 3 titles you have won and take them with you. #Fútbol #Respeto #Leyenda (translated)
An expedition is searching for the remains of the missing plane of the legendary pilot Amelia Earhart, who disappeared in the Pacific 89 years ago, and has found clues pointing to the Nikumaroro Atoll. #AmeliaEarhart #Expedition #Luftfahrtgeschichte (translated)
The removal of the SR-71 from its previous display location and the simultaneous announcement by the NASA chief about upcoming fast and high flights raise questions about a possible comeback of the legendary spy plane. #NASA #SR71 #Spionageflugzeug (translated)
On September 30, 1928, Elie Wiesel was born. And you know, my dear ones, that Elie Wiesel had an opinion about you 😊 ??? Here you go ❗️⬇️ “If it comes to Poles...it is not a mere coincidence that the camps of the greatest genocide were established among them, in Poland, and not elsewhere.” And about the “Pogrom in Kielce”: “How could they? This question has haunted me for decades. How could ordinary citizens of this seemingly quiet city commit such heinous crimes, in broad daylight? To utter the name Kielce and the next word that comes to mind and to lips is ‘pogrom.’ For years, some of us have wondered whether a Jew can still die in Auschwitz after Auschwitz. Kielce gave us an answer. This cruel pogrom with 42 innocent Jewish victims, which we commemorate today, was the answer. What happened here showed that it is possible. What happened here showed that ordinary citizens can be just as cruel as the murderers from any death camp. If the violent prewar antisemitism paved the way for the Holocaust, then the Kielce pogrom confirmed its purpose.” Some claim that I am being "arrogant." Seriously??? Okay. So I am now turning to the President with a question about the Kielce pogrom, let His Majesty the brightest Republic...decide. Mr. President @NawrockiKn, did the Polish National Hero, Legendary General, double Knight of the Order of Virtuti Militari, representative of the Delegation of Armed Forces in the Country, the late Antoni Heda ps. "Szary"...LIE??? "In 1946 I had at my disposal the intelligence and counterintelligence of 'Polish Underground' operating in my area and long before this provocation I received reports that Jews from the UB in Kielce were plotting something. I placed my entire area under strict surveillance. We did not take our eyes off the Kielce building of the Security Office or its employees. Incidentally, it turned out that those few highly publicized murders of Jews returning from the USSR to Poland, which were attributed to 'Poland Underground,' were the work of the Jewish UB under the supervision of the Jewish NKVD; this gave me pause. I intensified security measures in my area. It turned out that Jews from the UB were murdering their own, but why? I couldn't answer that question at that time, at least for a while. Jews from the UB disguised as soldiers of the Home Army, National Armed Forces, stopped a train and threw Jews out of it, while all blame for these murders fell on us. I examined the matter thoroughly, it turned out that neither the AK nor the NSZ nor anyone from the Polish underground had anything to do with these murders. Among the information collected by our 'two-man' team was one that particularly worried me. For some time there had been a certain Adaś Posraniec in Kielce. A Soviet parachutist from the war, a Jew using the alias Adam Kornecki. 'Adaś Posraniec' because when he jumped out of the plane, out of fear he pooped his pants; people from the brigade commander AL, Colonel Połowniak, found him all covered in filth and terribly stinking, and that is why they named him 'Adaś Posraniec'; This Kornecki was an exceptional coward, before every fight with the Germans, he ducked to the rear or fled. And it was this Adaś Zasraniec who surveyed the blocks where the massacre then took place. From the continuously arriving information I received, it appeared that in one of the factories dummies were loaded onto a truck and the day before the incidents were delivered to those two blocks where the Jews lived; meanwhile, at night several corpses, probably of men from the AK and NSZ, were brought to the Kielce prison, where they were dressed in the previously sewn Jewish gowns; these corpses were even glued with beards, caps pressed on their heads and delivered in bags by car to those blocks. I had this information the day before the Kielce provocation, that is why those two Jewish blocks were not only placed under observation, but we managed to put our man there, and it turned out that there were no Jewish residents left, apart from a few small exceptions, their place was taken by UB officers, who kept dummies and corpses of AK and NSZ soldiers ready at the windows to be thrown outside at the right moment. No, it is not true that crowds of Kielce residents broke into those two Jewish blocks; that is a blatant lie." Source: Elie Wiesel - "Song of the Dead" Wrocław 1991, p. 143 Elie Wiesel - "How Could They?" (Gazeta Wyborcza, July 8, 1996, page 4) Jan Marszałek - "Traitors." Volume 1. Authorized interview in Warsaw at the Church in Kamionek, on December 3, 1996. ORGANIZATIONAL MATTERS Please help promote our lessons wherever possible. In other schools, offices, corporations, and workplaces. And always please credit the author: @AnitaSchelde. And with us, it’s just another day: - we click RT - we write comments - we support the history teacher, so there is enough not only for teaching materials but also for bread. Thank you ❤️. https://t.co/uYX0ELCMFj https://t.co/uYX0ELCMFj #ElieWiesel #Holokaust #Kielce (translated)
