Apreciez initiativa ta doar ca postarile trebuie sa respecte cerintele topicului (schema de culori, indicarea tipului de fisier si a marimii acestuia, poza copertei la H=400 pixeli). Nu sunt acceptate postarile duble. Varianta corecta e cea de aici (mai sus). Apasa “modificati” si posteaza din nou cu copy-paste, ca sa fie postarea ta. Te rog ca pe viitor sa respecti cerintele topicului. Daca ai nelamuriri ma poti contacta printr-un mesaj privat.
_______________________________________ IN VIATA NU E IMPORTANT SA AI CARTI BUNE, CI SA LE JOCI BINE PE CELE PE CARE LE AI - Josh Billings
( Life consists not in holding good cards, but in playing those you hold well - Josh Billings )
In August 1950 Mihai Vulpe and his best friend, both second-year medical students, decided to risk their lives to escape totalitarianism and certain death in a Russian/Romanian work camp. They chiseled a hole in a brick wall, scrambled through it, then dove into a sewer passing under patrolled railway tracks. The slithered into the Danube, then swam across the river under gunboats' fire to reach Yugoslavia. They survived three imprisonments interrogation and torture. American foreign policy facilitated his release from prison. From Yugoslavia, he escaped to France finally immigrating to Canada.
A MEMOIR OF ESCAPE is his firsthand account of his early life in Arad, Romania, his escape to Yugoslavia and pursuit of freedom to North America. He was my husband for 48 years. He began writing his history at 78 and died at 86 before completing it. I organized and finished his life story then edited our work. His vivid account reveals life under totalitarianism, and how private citizens thwart these governments with individual acts of courage. The account reveals how countries' policies and they're residents enable refugees to become productive citizens. His story gives insight into the world’s current refugee crisis.
"Written by Arthur Koestler, which advances the thesis that Ashkenazi Jews are not descended from the historical Israelites of antiquity, but from Khazars, a Turkic people. Koestler's hypothesis is that the Khazars (who converted to Judaism in the 8th century) migrated westwards into Eastern Europe in the 12th and 13th centuries when the Khazar Empire was collapsing".
https://www.mediafire.com/file/7ff0dm62 ... o.pdf/file Eugenio Corti, who was a twenty-one-year-old second lieutenant at the time, found himself, together with 30,000 Italians and a smaller contingent of Germans, encircled on the banks of the River Don by enemy forces who far outnumbered them. To break out of this encirclement, these men undertook a desperate march across the snow, with constant engagements and in temperatures ranging from -20 to -30 degrees Fahrenheit.
_______________________________________ IN VIATA NU E IMPORTANT SA AI CARTI BUNE, CI SA LE JOCI BINE PE CELE PE CARE LE AI - Josh Billings
( Life consists not in holding good cards, but in playing those you hold well - Josh Billings )