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    @billyjoebowers have you heard of this thing called religion? Some of them are desert death cults, literally! And that’s the high level answer:)

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    @tpaau17db I believe according to ISO69420 “Polish PRO” can contain no more than two “kurwas” in one sentence.

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    My great grandfather caught the bug of #photography sometime in the 1920s, and he infected his children with it. One of which married a girl whose mom worked at karininkų ramovė (an officer’s club of a newly formed #lithuania ‘n army) - long story short, I have thousands of photos, that I have some ideas what to do with, here’s one: it says “I depart with you in my heart Jonas Kauans 1939 09 17” I don’t think he came back…

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    continuing the series of old #photography this time, from my great grandfather’s collection (given to the Lithuanian archive) - these are not soldiers - these are #foresters of independent #Lithuania from 1937 Darbėnai

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    Old illustrations were something else - found my great grandma’s bound #sheetmusic (lots and lots of it:) - any idea what’s the best place to sell these?

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    Continuing the series of old #photography - couple of #photos made by my great granddad. Circa 1930, most probably from Seda, or Darbenai, unknown individuals, hence photos were not given to the #Lithuanian archive. No markings on the back either…

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    continuing the series of old #photography : the reverse says “To Vladas (my grandfather) At the crossroads of life, the travelers of earth&amp;#39;s mold meet, and, tossed by heartless fate, disappear again from its arena. They vanish sometimes in the dark labyrinths of life, and sometimes into Eternity. Juozas Šilutė April 26, 1947”

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    @fabio + correct me if I’m wrong (checked that fact long ago:) - it was second most efficient bureaucracy in the world. And first if you just count just democracies;)