Franky W
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Yes, people will post pictures on social media of sleeping arrangements on Xmas Eve and I will once again attempt to leverage this to raise money for charity — just pinning this to my profile to head off the relentless (i.e. sporadic) enquiries
December 3, 2024 at 6:22 PM
Yes, people will post pictures on social media of sleeping arrangements on Xmas Eve and I will once again attempt to leverage this to raise money for charity — just pinning this to my profile to head off the relentless (i.e. sporadic) enquiries
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Today’s poem is called ‘The Good Old Days’.
December 1, 2024 at 9:01 AM
Today’s poem is called ‘The Good Old Days’.
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Still can't believe this made it onto Have I Got News for You and the front page of the Daily Star, and made a load of money for the local rainbow group
November 28, 2024 at 9:22 AM
Still can't believe this made it onto Have I Got News for You and the front page of the Daily Star, and made a load of money for the local rainbow group
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1 December 1926 | Polish Jewish woman, Kitty Felix (Hart-Moxon), was born in Bielsko.
In Auschwitz from April 1943
No. 39934
In November 1944 she was transferred to Gross-Rosen, then to Porta Westfalica. She was liberated during evacuation to Bergen-Belsen.
After the war, she moved to England.
In Auschwitz from April 1943
No. 39934
In November 1944 she was transferred to Gross-Rosen, then to Porta Westfalica. She was liberated during evacuation to Bergen-Belsen.
After the war, she moved to England.
December 1, 2024 at 6:22 PM
1 December 1926 | Polish Jewish woman, Kitty Felix (Hart-Moxon), was born in Bielsko.
In Auschwitz from April 1943
No. 39934
In November 1944 she was transferred to Gross-Rosen, then to Porta Westfalica. She was liberated during evacuation to Bergen-Belsen.
After the war, she moved to England.
In Auschwitz from April 1943
No. 39934
In November 1944 she was transferred to Gross-Rosen, then to Porta Westfalica. She was liberated during evacuation to Bergen-Belsen.
After the war, she moved to England.