Tag: D-DAY

• Did they die in vain?

  

  They died for freedom — not this: HEADLINE: U.S. Capitol police stop children’s choir from singing the National Anthem because “it might offend someone.” HEADLINE: Fort Bragg in North Carolina renamed because the historic garrison was named after General Braxton Bragg, a Confederate general. Many boys from the South were among the brave heroes who waded into…

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  June 5, 2023

  AMERICA

  6 June 1944, ’Woke’ bullshit, Capitol police, Children’s choir, COURAGE, D-DAY, Fort Bragg, Marijn Kombrink, National Anthem, Sacrifice

• Robert Capa lived and died in war

  

  War photographer Robert Capa “I took no more pictures, I was busy lifting stretchers.” Robert Capa lived through several wars, taking photos of death, courage and sorrow. In the end he too became a victim of war. INDOCHINA WAR On May 25, 1954, in the First IndoChina War, Capa was accompanying a French regiment in…

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  May 24, 2023

  PHOTOJOURNALISM

  D-DAY, First Indochina War, Ingrid Bergman, Raymond Bowman, Robert Capa, Spanish Civil War, Time-Life Magazine, War photographers, Word War II

• ‘Men’s souls will be shaken…’

  

  Look at the faces of these brave young men — many of them going to their death — and ask yourselves: Why do I shame their memory and their ultimate sacrifice with senseless violence?

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  June 5, 2020

  D-DAY

  6 June 1944, COURAGE, D-DAY, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, George Floyd riots, Heroes, Marijn Kombrink, Normandy Beach, Sacrifice, WORLD WAR II