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Vance Ginn1 yıl önce

More here on the economic situation in Louisiana: @PelicanInst #lalege #lagov

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TheRealEyeOfSauron3 yıl önce

It's a bit false to describe dueling scars as a NAZI thing since they predate them by over a century.

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venemeritus3 yıl önce

This is incredibly disingenuous, this tradition predates the Nazis. In fact, Mensur scars where prohibited by the Nazis. This is who they give pulitzers to huh

Sasha Saba profil fotoğrafı
Sasha Saba3 yıl önce

everyone fought everyone else my dad was european champion for Germany for duelling and has a schmisse , im not sure you know that all other european countries also did the same its called Academic Fencing.

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Nick Petosky3 yıl önce

The biological scientists who clustered at Merck are of particular interest.

Annie Jacobsen profil fotoğrafı
Annie Jacobsen3 yıl önce

Why Do Stanford, Harvard and NASA Still Honor a Nazi Past?

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Kadin Pounders3 yıl önce

I got a few double-take glances from passersby but it was a good beach read for me this summer

Weidler Groff profil fotoğrafı
Weidler Groff3 yıl önce

Super interesting.. Also, what a vibrant photo. Sometimes you need reminded that history was in color.

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Just Jaz3 yıl önce

This isn’t correct. Duelling was seen as an upper class pursuit in the 19th century Germany. The scars were seen as a badge of honour, a sign of courage and membership of the aristocracy.

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Erik Ohls3 yıl önce

@Petrus24550953 Nonsense. The somewhat peculiar tradition of Mensur duels predates the Nazis. (Mark Twain had quite a lot to say about it.)

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