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06/18/2024

Rebecca Ketcher Neugin was the last survivor of the Cherokees’ removal to Indian Territory. Pictured here with a small child in an undated photo, Neugin was a child herself in 1838 when she made the difficult walk from Georgia with her family. Her daughter, Kate Rackleff, shared in a 1937 interview for the Indian-Pioneer Papers: “Mother did not have the opportunity to attend school and always signed her name by mark; she helped with the family’s spinning and weaving, made her own dresses and helped to dry and preserve the fruits and berries for winter use.”
Neugin died in 1932.
Image courtesy of the Cherokee National Archives.

06/17/2024

They Bring Out The Fun In Each Other ❤️

06/17/2024

On December 10, 1928, Korean War Veteran and Purple Heart recipient, Dan Blocker, was born in De Kalb, Texas.
Image: Dan Blocker, who played the role of Hoss Cartwright in the TV series Bonanza, during a walk along the Nymphenburg Canal with his wife Dolphia Parker in 1971 via Alamy

06/17/2024

75 years together 🙏🥰
It's disappointing that this picture is expected to receive fewer liкes and shaгes than content featuring a naкed girl 😊

06/17/2024

Ida and Louise Cook were unmarried sisters in their mid thirties who lived with their parents. One wrote romance novels for Mills and Boon (England’s Harlequin equivalent) and the other commuted from their sleepy London suburb to work as a secretary for the civil service. They wore home made clothes and shared a love of opera. They loved opera so much, they would go to Germany for the weekend just to see the opera there. In the 1930’s.
No one paid attention to them crossing the border, a couple of dowdy women in their homemade clothes, nor on the return trip with their furs and jewels. What Ida and Louise were doing, in addition to going to their beloved opera, was collecting valuables from would be refugees to help them in their new lives. The sisters would find people who would vouch for the refugees, find people willing to home them, assemble papers for them, and even rented an apartment as a temporary space for refugees just arrived. The sisters used their own money for this, so the refugees could sell their valuables for money to help them settle in.
The women entered and left through different checkpoints, so the same guards wouldn’t be able to notice their sudden acquisition of too much jewelry, and created a lie about the valuables in their purses as ‘we can’t trust them in our apartment when we aren’t there!’ They acted simple and foolish and were never caught. They did eventually halt their visits over the border, after directly rescuing 29 people (mostly families), but they did not stop working. They continued to raise money and awareness, and to help refugees in England.
The sisters were honored as Righteous Among the Nations by Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center, in 1964.
Ida wrote a memoir that was republished as “Safe Passage” in 2008. In it she plays down their role, saying that what they offered wasn’t much. In exchange for saving lives, they only needed “some trouble, some eloquence, and some money.”

06/17/2024

American athlete Jesse Owens in London after winning four gold medals at the 1936 Berlin Olympics

06/16/2024

You will never regret liking this photo ❤️

06/16/2024

1980 & 2024 ❤️

06/16/2024

Please don't move around without giving him some love! 🥹🥺

06/15/2024

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06/15/2024

Today is my birthday, I just want a wish👍👍👍

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