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28/03/2025

Ing. Gheorghe Ursu
(n. 1 iulie 1926, Soroca, Basarabia, Regatul României – d. 17 noiembrie 1985, torturat la penitenciarul din Calea Rahovei, București, Republica Socialistă România)

Inginer constructor, poet, scriitor și disident român. A fost arestat în urma denunțului unei colege de serviciu, care a intrat în posesia jurnalului său intim, jurnal confiscat ulterior de Securitate.
A murit din cauza bătăilor primite în timpul detenției.

Film documentar : "Cazul inginerului Ursu"

"March 4, 1977. A 7.4 magnitude strikes , leaving a trail of destruction: a death toll of more than 1,500; dozens of buildings collapsed and thousands more damaged. Exactly 4 months later, Ceausescu specifically forbids any projects connected with the consolidation work, and threatens to throw in jail anyone failing to comply. The only man who will denounce this criminal order is engineer Gheorghe Ursu. He will pay for this with his life, as the Securitate officers torture and eventually kill him. Following the collapse of the regime in December 1989, Andrei Ursu seeks by bringing to trial the two officers responsible for his father's death." - IMDB

16/03/2025

Fiesta! 🙂

14/03/2025

Un băiat din Făgăraș... :)

11/03/2025

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05/03/2025

Before & After 🙂

04/03/2025

Before & After :)

26/02/2025

Girl Power! 🙂

21/02/2025

Doughboys :)

12/02/2025

Love at first sight :)

09/02/2025

Radu - Before & After :)

30/01/2025

Annie & Madeleine - 1944 :)

29/01/2025

Before & After 🙂
Madeleine - New Orleans, 1938

28/01/2025

Before & After :)

27/01/2025

Anna-Maria and Fernando :)

24/01/2025

"The Arizona Kid" - Master Sergeant Manuel V. Mendoza

(June 15, 1922 – December 12, 2001)
United States Army master sergeant and Medal of Honor recipient.

For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty:

"Staff Sergeant Manuel V. Mendoza distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty while serving as a Platoon Sergeant with Company B, 350th Infantry, 88th Infantry Division during combat operations against an armed enemy on Mt. Battaglia, Italy on October 4, 1944. That afternoon, the enemy launched a violent counterattack preceded by a heavy mortar barrage. Staff Sergeant Mendoza, already wounded in the arm and leg, grabbed a Thompson sub-machinegun and ran to the crest of the hill where he saw approximately 200 enemy troops charging up the slopes employing flame-throwers, machine pistols, rifles, and hand grenades. Staff Sergeant Mendoza immediately began to engage the enemy, firing five clips and killing ten enemy soldiers. After exhausting his ammunition, he picked up a carbine and emptied its magazine at the enemy. By this time, an enemy soldier with a flame-thrower had almost reached the crest, but was quickly eliminated as Staff Sergeant Mendoza drew his pistol and fired. Seeing that the enemy force continued to advance, Staff Sergeant Mendoza jumped into a machinegun emplacement that had just been abandoned and opened fire. Unable to engage the entire enemy force from his location, he picked up the machinegun and moved forward, firing from his hip and spraying a withering hail of bullets into the oncoming enemy, causing them to break into confusion. He then set the machinegun on the ground and continued to fire until the gun jammed. Without hesitating, Staff Sergeant Mendoza began throwing hand grenades at the enemy, causing them to flee. After the enemy had withdrawn, he advanced down the forward slope of the hill, retrieved numerous enemy weapons scattered about the area, captured a wounded enemy soldier, and returned to consolidate friendly positions with all available men. Staff Sergeant Mendoza's gallant stand resulted in thirty German soldiers killed and the successful defense of the hill. Staff Sergeant Mendoza's extraordinary heroism and selflessness above and beyond the call of duty are in keeping with the highest traditions of military service and reflect great credit upon himself, his unit and the United States Army."

He re-enlisted for active duty in 1948. He went on to serve in the Korean War, where he was wounded once again. He was honorably discharged in 1953.

Nearly 70 years would pass before his heroism was properly recognized with the Medal of Honor.

22/01/2025

Before & After 🙂 -
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