renegadetribune--2020-06-30--The Fate of German Civilians in Czechoslovakia: Brünner Todesmarsch and other Silent Memorials to je

The Fate of German Civilians in Czechoslovakia: Brünner Todesmarsch and other Silent Memorials to jewish Instigated Genocide

Following Benes suggestion to “ take everything from the Germans , leave them only a handkerchief to weep into ” and to “ collectively liquidate all Germans , ” Czechs formed vigilante groups and by the time the jewish Soviet Army occupied the city on April 26 , 1945 the situation had become lethal for German civilians with gruesome and horrifying attacks .
After World War Two , a dire circumstance developed in the town of Brünn which the jewish led Americans had bombed heavily in March and April of 1945 to help the jewish Red Army ’ s forward @ @ @ @ @ @ @ judeo communists closed in on Brünn , only women , children , the disabled and elderly were left of the German population of the city , the men and older boys all being absent or dead .
Sheer horror awaited these non-combatant German civilians .
From his exile in London , Czech President Eduard Benes , portrayed as a heroic figure by the jewish owned Allied media , urged the Czech population through the radio to arm themselves and murder Germans .
Following his suggestion to “ take everything from the Germans , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ into ” and to “ collectively liquidate all Germans , ” Czechs formed vigilante groups , and by the time the Soviet Army occupied the city on April 26 , 1945 , the situation had become lethal for German civilians with gruesome and horrifying attacks .
In Prague , Germans were hung head-down from lamp posts and set on fire as living torches in Benes ’ honor .
The number of victims of the genocide which followed has been historically cited as 250,000 , but more reliable sources claim no less than 460,000 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the “ wild expulsions , ” when ethnic Germans were being hunted down and murdered all over Czechoslovakia .
Benes told his audience “ what the Germans have done in our lands since 1938 will be revenged on them multifold and mercilessly , ” and Sergej Ingr , the commander-in-chief of Czech forces who issued calls from his own exile in England said to : “ Beat them , kill them , let nobody survive.
” Teenage German boys were especially targeted .
Spring came early to Brünn in 1945 and it was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ loveliest anybody could remember .
On April 18 , the last of two special trains filled with Germans fleeing the city departed .
By May 30 , 1945 , the 25,000 to 30,000 German women , children and elderly citizens unable to leave Brünn in time were driven out in a well-organized , genocidal exile .
This was arranged and accomplished predominantly with the help of Czech workers of the Brünn weapon works .
Excited and anxious for the anticipated loot and free automobiles , farms , businesses and real estate , they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Pokorný .
German civilians were yanked out of their homes by force , some naked from their beds , and forced at gunpoint to assemble on the street in several parts of the city where they were “ marked ” by an identifying mark “ N ” for “ Nemec ” ( a German ) .
Most of the males among them were taken away and shot while , flanked by armed guards , the women were indecently “ prodded ” for hidden jewelry and other items of value they might have tried @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were then driven out like a herd of cattle past cheering , sneering crowds .
No stopping was allowed and the old , infirm or exhausted were simply shoved by the side of the road and shot or left to die .
By the thousands they were driven towards the remote Austrian border without food , water or medical assistance .
The majority of the deaths occurred at the first stop in the small , unprepared town of Pohrlitz , half way between Brünn and the border of Lower Austria , where many @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by hunger , exposure , stress and fatigue .
Some , too weak to continue , were shot on the spot .
There are several mass graves here for hundreds of the victims .
The sorry procession of remaining victims took two days to reach the Austrian border , only to find more misery .
For weeks they had to vegetate in primitive camps where more of them died because the Russian troops that occupied Austria did not permit them to cross the border .
According to a report published in the New @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to take with them no more than 500 marks ( roughly $ 50 ) and a maximum of 300 kilograms of luggage , but robbed every step of the journey , most ending their trek with nothing left at all .
All along the way they were taunted , tortured , robbed , raped , murdered , beaten or killed from pure exhaustion and bodies lined the roadways .
More of the dead were placed in several cemeteries on the Austrian side in single graves , and there are large mass graves in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Purkersdorf in Austria .
There are none for those who were murdered before they even left Brünn .
Photos above were recently released by a Czech news service .
They are from an amateur movie made at the time and hidden for decades for fear of the communist government .
It shows ethnic German civilian men and boys being rounded up , shot and thrown into a mass grave .
Brünn was not an isolated event .
Komotau ( now “ Chomutov ” ) was a town in northwestern Bohemia with 33,492 inhabitants @ @ @ @ @ @ @ German and they had been there for centuries .
The area extends north of the border with Saxony in the middle Erzgebirge region and in the south to Egerbogen .
It was populated by Germans for at least 700 years , and in 1252 it came into the possession of the Teutonic Order who promoted its further development .
German farmers from Franconia cleared the forests on the mountain slopes and cultivated the first fruit and wine in the area .
Over the centuries , the land blossomed with the labor .
In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and in 1416 the Knights sold both towns to Wenceslaus IV .
After several changes in ownership , the town purchased its freedom in 1605 and became a royal city .
In 1594 , it came under Habsburg rule .
It had an old Gothic church , and its townhall was the former commandery of the Teutonic knights .
In the industrial revolution , cloth , linen and paper mills were built , and dyeing houses , breweries , distilleries and vinegar works sprouted up , and the central workshops of the railway @ @ @ @ @ @ @ also lignite mines in the area .
On June 9 , 1945 , all German male inhabitants of Komotau from 13 to 65 years of age were forced to gather at the town playgrounds .
First , 15 bystanders of the assembled crowd were sorted out for protesting and they were tortured and beaten to death on the spot .
A Czech officer gave a speech saying : “ Now the hour of revenge has come , but revenge should not be practiced , just retribution… “ He then forced the crowd to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lift their arms and say in chorus : “ We thank our leader !
” 6,000 or more people , including many aged or infirm men and young boys , who had gathered were stripped of their shirts and forced to raise their arms so that any who had been members of the SS could be found .
Those with markings were tortured in a frenzied fit of sadism .
Gunshots mingled with the screams of the mutilated , amplified by hysterical cursing and ecstatic laughter from the torturers .
One victim was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ flesh , another held while his genitals were burned with a lit newspaper .
In all manner of grotesque punishments , they were eliminated one by one in front of their horrified friends and families .
The head of this action was Staff Captain Prášil who was subsequently promoted to Major .
Next , the names of about 120 men who were to be employed in vital establishments ( which Germans were initially required to operate ) were announced and they were led away .
The rest , the whole male population of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ columns out of town and on toward the mountainous road into their slavery .
Prodded by armed Czechs who shot those who became sick or exhausted and could not continue , soldiers with machine guns rode on trucks at the rear as the parade was driven like animals to the slaughter .
The exact number of those killed in this part of the march alone is estimated at more than 70 .
When the first night came , several succeeded in escaping .
Having no food for 4 days , the others had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by thirst .
On they continued , resting briefly at night , and on the third day they found out what their destination was : the slave-labor camp at the coal basin of Maltheuern ( now “ Zálužie ” ) where 250 young local boys had previously been sent in the very early days after war .
After arrival on August 10 , 1945 , they were again searched for any remaining possessions .
Being found with even a small piece of soap , a pencil , or especially money met violent abuse @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the group were at first protected by a red armband , but they still had to work as slaves like all other Germans , and by September of 1945 the armbands came off .
German children from age 13 worked as adults .
Fifteen of the group developed pulmonary tuberculosis and were shot to death .
Another slave was shot in front of the whole group when it was discovered he had cut a piece of his belt to fix the soles of his shoe .
The commander used one boy as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a “ show ” for guests , put a hat on the slave ’ s head to shoot at .
In the process , the boy was shot through the head .
Not quite dead , he was finished off by two shots to the heart .
The slaves were subjected to daily beatings , torture sessions and constant humiliation .
After regular beatings from fists , whips and the rubber cords , the victims had to spend hours in the blazing sun .
If they passed out , saltwater was squirted into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mustache or eye lashes lit with burning matches until they came to .
The guards also liked to jump on their bodies .
The orgy of beatings continued until the tormentors tired from exhaustion or those groaning in death were no longer fun , so deep was their hatred of the Germans whose properties they had stolen .
Most of the Germans did not survive the conditions in this concentration camp , although 200 to 300 lucky ones were eventually sent to eastern Germany .
But by far , one of the largest @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the small village of Postelberg ( now “ Postoloprty ” ) in province of Saaz ( now “ Zatec ” ) in Bohemia .
It had been a German town since the 12th century .
When the Soviet army pulled out of this newly “ liberated ” area , soldiers of the 1st Czechoslovakian Corps moved in and mounted attacks on the region ’ s trapped ethnic Germans with help from civilian Czechs anxious for their anticipated real estate .
On Sunday , June 3 , 1945 , the army ordered all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ men and young boys , in Zatec to gather on the market square , from where they were forced to march at gunpoint to Postoloprty .
They were forced to run around the square and sing “ Nazi ” songs and those who didn ’ t run or did not know the lyrics were flogged .
Then , group by group , they were led out to be methodically executed , many forced to dig their own graves .
Hundreds of Germans who had not fled their homes were herded together on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the end of war .
First , five boys from ages 12 to 15 who had hidden from the revenge seeking Czechs were discovered .
They were flogged until their skin shed and then shot with rifles in full view of the others , who were held back at gunpoint .
They did not die quickly .
One of the boys who survived the initial burst of gunfire and beating begged to go to his mother , but he was shot again , this time mortally .
In the space of the following @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in cold blood in this location .
The largest mass grave , containing almost 500 bodies of males executed in stages by soldiers ( with enthusiastic backing from the local population ) , was later discovered in a former pheasant farm out of town .
To hide their actions from the world , in August 1947 , several mass graves were dug up by soldiers of unit No 2142 from Theresienstadt , and hundreds of bodies were removed and cremated in a top-secret operation .
There is little doubt that there were many @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Any official documents about “ the events in Postoloprty ” disappeared into the Interior Ministry archives to the relief of the post-war residents of Postoloprty and Zatec , who now lived in the houses of the killed or displaced Germans with all of their possessions .
There were other mass graves in Postberg for murdered Germans : 34 corpses in one , 103 corpses in two others , 4 corpses in another in Weinberg , 26 corpses in a sand pit , 349 corpses at Lewanitzer , 10 corpses in another sandpit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ house , 225 corpses in a grave at the school and 5 corpses at the military barracks .
A Czech reporter stumbled upon the crime in the mid-90s and with a colleague , began investigating .
They soon met with violent resistance and threats .
Since , then there have been requests for some sort of memorial , but residents insist that if one is erected , it must be worded in such a way that the victims “ deserved what they got.
” Atrocities were committed across the land .
The massacre @ @ @ @ @ @ @ occurred the day after an explosion of an ammunition depot in Krásné Březno .
Immediately , and without trying to find the guilty parties , all German civilians , who were easily recognizable from the white armlets they were forced to wear , were rounded up and drowned by a mob using fire hoses to push them off the Elbe bridge .
Survivors were then fired at in the water .
The corpses floated into neighbouring Saxony where 80 corpses were retrieved at Meissen alone and 117 more were found downstream .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was indicated for many years as approximately 2,000 ( Czech records insist it was “ only ” 40-100 ) .
In Prerau , on June 18/19 , 1945 , 265 German refugees from the Upper and Unterzips who were in a railway station were murdered by Czechoslovakian soldiers .
They had been evacuated briefly before the end of war and wanted to return to their homeland .
They ran into Czechoslovakian soldiers returning from a victory celebration in Prague .
The intelligence collection officer , Karol Pazúr , with his soldiers forced the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and dig a mass grave throughout the night .
They then had to undress to their underwear , deliver all personal objects of value and were all shot in the neck one by one .
Beside the 71 old men and 120 women , there were 74 children among the murdered , the youngest victim only eight months old .
The murderers were never condemned .
Karol Pazur was arrested briefly , but fell under the Benes Czechoslovakian amnesty law ( still in effect ) which allowed the murdering of German civilians and @ @ @ @ @ @

Following Benes suggestion to “take everything from the Germans, leave them only a handkerchief to weep into” and to “collectively liquidate all Germans,” Czechs formed vigilante groups and by the time the jewish Soviet Army occupied the city on April 26, 1945 the situation had become lethal for German civilians with gruesome and horrifying attacks.
After World War Two, a dire circumstance developed in the town of Brünn which the jewish led Americans had bombed heavily in March and April of 1945 to help the jewish Red Army’s forward push into German territory. As the judeo communists closed in on Brünn, only women, children, the disabled and elderly were left of the German population of the city, the men and older boys all being absent or dead. Sheer horror awaited these non-combatant German civilians.
From his exile in London, Czech President Eduard Benes, portrayed as a heroic figure by the jewish owned Allied media, urged the Czech population through the radio to arm themselves and murder Germans. Following his suggestion to “take everything from the Germans, leave them only a handkerchief to weep into” and to “collectively liquidate all Germans,” Czechs formed vigilante groups, and by the time the Soviet Army occupied the city on April 26, 1945, the situation had become lethal for German civilians with gruesome and horrifying attacks.
In Prague, Germans were hung head-down from lamp posts and set on fire as living torches in Benes’ honor. The number of victims of the genocide which followed has been historically cited as 250,000, but more reliable sources claim no less than 460,000. This time is referred to as the “wild expulsions,” when ethnic Germans were being hunted down and murdered all over Czechoslovakia. Benes told his audience “what the Germans have done in our lands since 1938 will be revenged on them multifold and mercilessly,” and Sergej Ingr, the commander-in-chief of Czech forces who issued calls from his own exile in England said to: “Beat them, kill them, let nobody survive.” Teenage German boys were especially targeted.
Spring came early to Brünn in 1945 and it was especially beautiful, that Easter being the loveliest anybody could remember. On April 18, the last of two special trains filled with Germans fleeing the city departed. By May 30, 1945, the 25,000 to 30,000 German women, children and elderly citizens unable to leave Brünn in time were driven out in a well-organized, genocidal exile.
This was arranged and accomplished predominantly with the help of Czech workers of the Brünn weapon works. Excited and anxious for the anticipated loot and free automobiles, farms, businesses and real estate, they were supervised by Czech staff captain Bedřich Pokorný.
German civilians were yanked out of their homes by force, some naked from their beds, and forced at gunpoint to assemble on the street in several parts of the city where they were “marked” by an identifying mark “N” for “Nemec” (a German). Most of the males among them were taken away and shot while, flanked by armed guards, the women were indecently “prodded” for hidden jewelry and other items of value they might have tried to take with them. The people were then driven out like a herd of cattle past cheering, sneering crowds. No stopping was allowed and the old, infirm or exhausted were simply shoved by the side of the road and shot or left to die.
By the thousands they were driven towards the remote Austrian border without food, water or medical assistance. The majority of the deaths occurred at the first stop in the small, unprepared town of Pohrlitz, half way between Brünn and the border of Lower Austria, where many people succumbed to dysentery, brought on by hunger, exposure, stress and fatigue. Some, too weak to continue, were shot on the spot. There are several mass graves here for hundreds of the victims.
The sorry procession of remaining victims took two days to reach the Austrian border, only to find more misery. For weeks they had to vegetate in primitive camps where more of them died because the Russian troops that occupied Austria did not permit them to cross the border.
According to a report published in the New York Times, the Germans were allowed to take with them no more than 500 marks (roughly $50) and a maximum of 300 kilograms of luggage, but robbed every step of the journey, most ending their trek with nothing left at all. All along the way they were taunted, tortured, robbed, raped, murdered, beaten or killed from pure exhaustion and bodies lined the roadways. More of the dead were placed in several cemeteries on the Austrian side in single graves, and there are large mass graves in Drasenhofen, Mistelbach, Stammersdorf, and Purkersdorf in Austria. There are none for those who were murdered before they even left Brünn.
Photos above were recently released by a Czech news service. They are from an amateur movie made at the time and hidden for decades for fear of the communist government. It shows ethnic German civilian men and boys being rounded up, shot and thrown into a mass grave.
Brünn was not an isolated event. Komotau (now “Chomutov”) was a town in northwestern Bohemia with 33,492 inhabitants in 1939, 90% of them German and they had been there for centuries. The area extends north of the border with Saxony in the middle Erzgebirge region and in the south to Egerbogen. It was populated by Germans for at least 700 years, and in 1252 it came into the possession of the Teutonic Order who promoted its further development. German farmers from Franconia cleared the forests on the mountain slopes and cultivated the first fruit and wine in the area. Over the centuries, the land blossomed with the labor.
In 1396, it received a town charter and in 1416 the Knights sold both towns to Wenceslaus IV. After several changes in ownership, the town purchased its freedom in 1605 and became a royal city. In 1594, it came under Habsburg rule. It had an old Gothic church, and its townhall was the former commandery of the Teutonic knights. In the industrial revolution, cloth, linen and paper mills were built, and dyeing houses, breweries, distilleries and vinegar works sprouted up, and the central workshops of the railway were located here later. There were also lignite mines in the area.
On June 9, 1945, all German male inhabitants of Komotau from 13 to 65 years of age were forced to gather at the town playgrounds. First, 15 bystanders of the assembled crowd were sorted out for protesting and they were tortured and beaten to death on the spot. A Czech officer gave a speech saying: “Now the hour of revenge has come, but revenge should not be practiced, just retribution… “ He then forced the crowd to sing “Deutschland über alles,” lift their arms and say in chorus: “We thank our leader!” 6,000 or more people, including many aged or infirm men and young boys, who had gathered were stripped of their shirts and forced to raise their arms so that any who had been members of the SS could be found. Those with markings were tortured in a frenzied fit of sadism. Gunshots mingled with the screams of the mutilated, amplified by hysterical cursing and ecstatic laughter from the torturers.
One victim was flayed and salt rubbed into his open flesh, another held while his genitals were burned with a lit newspaper. In all manner of grotesque punishments, they were eliminated one by one in front of their horrified friends and families. The head of this action was Staff Captain Prášil who was subsequently promoted to Major.
Next, the names of about 120 men who were to be employed in vital establishments (which Germans were initially required to operate) were announced and they were led away. The rest, the whole male population of the city, were marched in six columns out of town and on toward the mountainous road into their slavery. Prodded by armed Czechs who shot those who became sick or exhausted and could not continue, soldiers with machine guns rode on trucks at the rear as the parade was driven like animals to the slaughter. The exact number of those killed in this part of the march alone is estimated at more than 70. When the first night came, several succeeded in escaping. Having no food for 4 days, the others had only grass to eat and were tormented by thirst. On they continued, resting briefly at night, and on the third day they found out what their destination was: the slave-labor camp at the coal basin of Maltheuern (now “Zálužie”) where 250 young local boys had previously been sent in the very early days after war.
After arrival on August 10, 1945, they were again searched for any remaining possessions. Being found with even a small piece of soap, a pencil, or especially money met violent abuse. The German Communists and Social Democrats in the group were at first protected by a red armband, but they still had to work as slaves like all other Germans, and by September of 1945 the armbands came off. German children from age 13 worked as adults. Fifteen of the group developed pulmonary tuberculosis and were shot to death. Another slave was shot in front of the whole group when it was discovered he had cut a piece of his belt to fix the soles of his shoe. The commander used one boy as a “court jester” and in a “show” for guests, put a hat on the slave’s head to shoot at. In the process, the boy was shot through the head. Not quite dead, he was finished off by two shots to the heart.
The slaves were subjected to daily beatings, torture sessions and constant humiliation. After regular beatings from fists, whips and the rubber cords, the victims had to spend hours in the blazing sun. If they passed out, saltwater was squirted into the eyes of the unconscious or their mustache or eye lashes lit with burning matches until they came to. The guards also liked to jump on their bodies. The orgy of beatings continued until the tormentors tired from exhaustion or those groaning in death were no longer fun, so deep was their hatred of the Germans whose properties they had stolen. Most of the Germans did not survive the conditions in this concentration camp, although 200 to 300 lucky ones were eventually sent to eastern Germany.
But by far, one of the largest planned murder of German civilians took place in the small village of Postelberg (now “Postoloprty”) in province of Saaz (now “Zatec”) in Bohemia. It had been a German town since the 12th century. When the Soviet army pulled out of this newly “liberated” area, soldiers of the 1st Czechoslovakian Corps moved in and mounted attacks on the region’s trapped ethnic Germans with help from civilian Czechs anxious for their anticipated real estate.
On Sunday, June 3, 1945, the army ordered all ethnic German non-combatant males, mostly old men and young boys, in Zatec to gather on the market square, from where they were forced to march at gunpoint to Postoloprty. They were forced to run around the square and sing “Nazi” songs and those who didn’t run or did not know the lyrics were flogged. Then, group by group, they were led out to be methodically executed, many forced to dig their own graves.
Hundreds of Germans who had not fled their homes were herded together on the parade ground, just a month after the end of war. First, five boys from ages 12 to 15 who had hidden from the revenge seeking Czechs were discovered. They were flogged until their skin shed and then shot with rifles in full view of the others, who were held back at gunpoint. They did not die quickly. One of the boys who survived the initial burst of gunfire and beating begged to go to his mother, but he was shot again, this time mortally. In the space of the following days, 1,995 more Germans were murdered in cold blood in this location.
The largest mass grave, containing almost 500 bodies of males executed in stages by soldiers (with enthusiastic backing from the local population), was later discovered in a former pheasant farm out of town. To hide their actions from the world, in August 1947, several mass graves were dug up by soldiers of unit No 2142 from Theresienstadt, and hundreds of bodies were removed and cremated in a top-secret operation. There is little doubt that there were many more victims whose bodies were never found. Any official documents about “the events in Postoloprty” disappeared into the Interior Ministry archives to the relief of the post-war residents of Postoloprty and Zatec, who now lived in the houses of the killed or displaced Germans with all of their possessions.
There were other mass graves in Postberg for murdered Germans: 34 corpses in one, 103 corpses in two others, 4 corpses in another in Weinberg, 26 corpses in a sand pit, 349 corpses at Lewanitzer, 10 corpses in another sandpit by Kreuz, 7 corpses in one house, 225 corpses in a grave at the school and 5 corpses at the military barracks.
A Czech reporter stumbled upon the crime in the mid-90s and with a colleague, began investigating. They soon met with violent resistance and threats. Since, then there have been requests for some sort of memorial, but residents insist that if one is erected, it must be worded in such a way that the victims “deserved what they got.”
Atrocities were committed across the land. The massacre of Aussig on July 31, 1945 occurred the day after an explosion of an ammunition depot in Krásné Březno. Immediately, and without trying to find the guilty parties, all German civilians, who were easily recognizable from the white armlets they were forced to wear, were rounded up and drowned by a mob using fire hoses to push them off the Elbe bridge. Survivors were then fired at in the water. The corpses floated into neighbouring Saxony where 80 corpses were retrieved at Meissen alone and 117 more were found downstream. The number of the dead from this massacre was indicated for many years as approximately 2,000 (Czech records insist it was “only” 40-100).
In Prerau, on June 18/19, 1945, 265 German refugees from the Upper and Unterzips who were in a railway station were murdered by Czechoslovakian soldiers. They had been evacuated briefly before the end of war and wanted to return to their homeland. They ran into Czechoslovakian soldiers returning from a victory celebration in Prague. The intelligence collection officer, Karol Pazúr, with his soldiers forced the 265 defenseless civilians to leave the building and dig a mass grave throughout the night. They then had to undress to their underwear, deliver all personal objects of value and were all shot in the neck one by one. Beside the 71 old men and 120 women, there were 74 children among the murdered, the youngest victim only eight months old. The murderers were never condemned. Karol Pazur was arrested briefly, but fell under the Benes Czechoslovakian amnesty law (still in effect) which allowed the murdering of German civilians and he was therefore never punished.
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The High Renaissance

This is part of a documentary series from 1989 .
“ Rome became a vibrant center of art again with @ @ @ @ @ sought to present itself as the ideal city-state , infused with spectacle and idealism .
@ @ @ @ @ Michelangelo , Raphael , Titian , Tintoretto , etc ” Of course it has a @ @ @ @ @ but still the skill is incredible .

This is part of a documentary series from 1989.
“Rome became a vibrant center of art again with papal patronage. 16th-century Venice sought to present itself as the ideal city-state, infused with spectacle and idealism. Includes: Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Titian, Tintoretto, etc”
Of course it has a lot of Christian artwork, but still the skill is incredible.
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renegadetribune--2020-06-30--Homosexual Apple CEO Tim Cook Talks to the ADL About His Support for Censorship

Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks before the Anti-Defamation League about his support for censorship across Apple ’ s digital platforms @

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renegadetribune--2020-06-30--Six Healthiest Vegetables to Plant in Your Garden

Modern society has removed itself from the process of growing and cultivating its own food , but research has demonstrated that gardening has numerous physiological and psychological benefits .
Read on for a list of highly nutritious vegetables that you can easily grow in your backyard or in containers on your porch Western culture is now almost completely removed from the process of food production , yet research studies point to the value of raising nutritious , organic foods for ourselves , even in small urban settings .
Garden therapy , or spending time planting , watering , digging and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mental health improvements , and learning to grow your own vegetables is rewarding and fun .
[ i ] , [ ii ] If you ’ d like to experience these benefits or are looking for a new , therapeutic hobby , here are six of the healthiest vegetables that even a new gardener can grow in containers on a porch or in a backyard garden .
Kale , a member of the cabbage family , is a well-known superfood that has received a lot of attention from researchers and health publications in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lineup includes vitamins A , K and C , and essential minerals like potassium , calcium and magnesium .
[ iii ] Kale is also a rich source of dietary fiber , which acts like a prebiotic and increases nutrient absorption in the gut .
[ iv ] Kale juice is high in antioxidants and protects your body against oxidative damage and chronic disease , and kale ranks much higher in nutrient density when compared with vegetables like carrots , sweet potatoes and most alliums .
[ v ] [ vi ] Because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and can be used in a variety of dishes , kale is a wonderful addition to any vegetable garden and can easily be grown in containers on a porch or in a sunroom .
Onion has been used for its healing properties for centuries in traditional medicine , but recent research has demonstrated that onions contain compounds useful in the treatment and prevention of cardiovascular disease , obesity , high blood pressure , diabetes and inflammatory diseases .
[ vii ] Onion oil has also been studied for its topical benefits , including @ @ @ @ @ @ @ onion oil significantly improved hair regrowth in alopecia areata patients and was ruled an effective topical therapy ) and the healing of dermal scar tissue .
[ viii ] One study compared wound healing results after the daily application of onion gel and found that scars were significantly softer and less noticeable after just four and eight weeks of use .
[ ix ] Most of these health benefits can be traced to onion ’ s high concentration of sulfur amino acids , flavonoids , phytosterols and saponins , compounds that have anticancer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ x ] , [ xi ] , [ xii ] , [ xiii ] If you don ’ t have a backyard plot , ask your local greenhouse what type of containers they recommend for growing onions — their recommendations will vary depending on the type of onion you want to grow and the climate you ’ re in .
White potatoes are a rich source of potassium , fiber , vitamin C and resistant starch , but they have received little attention in the popular health world over the last decade due @ @ @ @ @ @ @ intake and misinformation that incorrectly links all potato consumption with obesity and diabetes .
[ xiv ] , [ xv ] , [ xvi ] Potatoes , when consumed in moderation in whole form and not as French fries or potato chips , can be healthy .
In fact , researchers have demonstrated that white potatoes contain more potassium per serving than any other vegetable , and removing white potatoes from your diet may severely impact your potassium levels , especially in children , particularly if you don ’ t consume other potassium-rich @ @ @ @ @ @ @ xviii ] Yet despite these findings , U.S. consumption of whole potatoes continues to drop .
[ xix ] By adding these nutritious powerhouses to your garden , you can easily improve your health and benefit from the wide variety of nutrients and satiating carbohydrates contained in these humble tubers .
[ xx ] Plus , by growing them yourself , you can avoid some of the pitfalls of conventionally grown potatoes , like exposure to pesticides and heavy metals in soil .
Like onions , you ’ ll need to research proper @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t have access to a garden plot .
Regular consumption of tomatoes is linked with decreased risk of chronic illnesses like cancer and cardiovascular disease .
[ xxi ] Lycopene , the carotenoid responsible for the pink and red colors in tomato fruit , is a potent antioxidant that has been extensively studied for its ability to prevent carcinogenesis and atherogenesis , and an increased intake of tomato has been associated with a decreased risk of prostate and breast cancers .
[ xxii ] In fact , scientists have estimated that lycopene @ @ @ @ @ @ @ potent than other antioxidants like α-tocopherol .
[ xxiii ] Tomatoes are some of the easiest plants to grow in either a container or in a garden plot , making them a prime vegetable for first-time gardeners .
Both white and purple cauliflower species are high in phenolic compounds , which directly contribute to antioxidant action in the body .
[ xxiv ] Purple cauliflower is especially high in anthocyanins , a type of phenolic compound that gives purple cauliflower its rich color and a potent antioxidant that offers anti-inflammatory and antiviral protection @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , [ xxvi ] In addition to these benefits , research indicates that cauliflower leaves may have potent anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties , and scientists are eagerly testing the various health benefits that cauliflower leaves may offer .
[ xxvii ] While cauliflower can grow quite large and needs plenty of space to grow , it has a shallow root system , making it ideal for growing in raised garden beds or containers .
The potent antioxidant and bioactive compounds found in bell peppers ( also known as sweet peppers ) may protect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ xxviii ] Green , yellow and red bell peppers are all high in phenolic compounds and ascorbic acid , which protect the body ’ s cells via free radical scavenging activity .
[ xxix ] Interestingly , organic growing methods seem to increase the antioxidant potential of bell peppers , while conventional growing methods may decrease the amount of helpful compounds like carotenoids and vitamin C — another reason to grow these antioxidant powerhouses in your own garden .
[ xxx ] This list only scratches the surface of the numerous vegetables and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ own garden or in containers around your home .
For more information on the research surrounding the benefits of vegetable intake , please visit the GreenMedInfo.com vegetable research database .
[ xxix ] Zhang , Donglin & Hamauzu , Yasunori .
( 2002 ) .
Phenolic compounds , ascorbic acid , carotenoids and antioxidant properties of green , red and yellow bell peppers .
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Modern society has removed itself from the process of growing and cultivating its own food, but research has demonstrated that gardening has numerous physiological and psychological benefits. Read on for a list of highly nutritious vegetables that you can easily grow in your backyard or in containers on your porch
Western culture is now almost completely removed from the process of food production, yet research studies point to the value of raising nutritious, organic foods for ourselves, even in small urban settings.
Garden therapy, or spending time planting, watering, digging and pruning, is linked with cognitive and mental health improvements, and learning to grow your own vegetables is rewarding and fun.[i],[ii] If you’d like to experience these benefits or are looking for a new, therapeutic hobby, here are six of the healthiest vegetables that even a new gardener can grow in containers on a porch or in a backyard garden.
1. Kale
Kale, a member of the cabbage family, is a well-known superfood that has received a lot of attention from researchers and health publications in recent years. Kale’s nutritional lineup includes vitamins A, K and C, and essential minerals like potassium, calcium and magnesium.[iii] Kale is also a rich source of dietary fiber, which acts like a prebiotic and increases nutrient absorption in the gut.[iv]
Kale juice is high in antioxidants and protects your body against oxidative damage and chronic disease, and kale ranks much higher in nutrient density when compared with vegetables like carrots, sweet potatoes and most alliums.[v][vi]
Because it’s a fairly hardy plant and can be used in a variety of dishes, kale is a wonderful addition to any vegetable garden and can easily be grown in containers on a porch or in a sunroom.
2. Onion
Onion has been used for its healing properties for centuries in traditional medicine, but recent research has demonstrated that onions contain compounds useful in the treatment and prevention of cardiovascular disease, obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes and inflammatory diseases.[vii]
Onion oil has also been studied for its topical benefits, including hair regrowth for alopecia areata patients (onion oil significantly improved hair regrowth in alopecia areata patients and was ruled an effective topical therapy) and the healing of dermal scar tissue.[viii]
One study compared wound healing results after the daily application of onion gel and found that scars were significantly softer and less noticeable after just four and eight weeks of use.[ix] Most of these health benefits can be traced to onion’s high concentration of sulfur amino acids, flavonoids, phytosterols and saponins, compounds that have anticancer, antibiotic and antithrombotic activity.[x],[xi],[xii],[xiii]
If you don’t have a backyard plot, ask your local greenhouse what type of containers they recommend for growing onions — their recommendations will vary depending on the type of onion you want to grow and the climate you’re in.
3. Potatoes
White potatoes are a rich source of potassium, fiber, vitamin C and resistant starch, but they have received little attention in the popular health world over the last decade due to recent diet trends that discourage carbohydrate intake and misinformation that incorrectly links all potato consumption with obesity and diabetes.[xiv],[xv],[xvi]
Potatoes, when consumed in moderation in whole form and not as French fries or potato chips, can be healthy. In fact, researchers have demonstrated that white potatoes contain more potassium per serving than any other vegetable, and removing white potatoes from your diet may severely impact your potassium levels, especially in children, particularly if you don’t consume other potassium-rich foods.[xvii],[xviii] Yet despite these findings, U.S. consumption of whole potatoes continues to drop.[xix]
By adding these nutritious powerhouses to your garden, you can easily improve your health and benefit from the wide variety of nutrients and satiating carbohydrates contained in these humble tubers.[xx] Plus, by growing them yourself, you can avoid some of the pitfalls of conventionally grown potatoes, like exposure to pesticides and heavy metals in soil. Like onions, you’ll need to research proper containers for growing potatoes if you don’t have access to a garden plot.
4. Tomatoes
Regular consumption of tomatoes is linked with decreased risk of chronic illnesses like cancer and cardiovascular disease.[xxi]
Lycopene, the carotenoid responsible for the pink and red colors in tomato fruit, is a potent antioxidant that has been extensively studied for its ability to prevent carcinogenesis and atherogenesis, and an increased intake of tomato has been associated with a decreased risk of prostate and breast cancers.[xxii]
In fact, scientists have estimated that lycopene may be up to 10 times more potent than other antioxidants like α-tocopherol.[xxiii] Tomatoes are some of the easiest plants to grow in either a container or in a garden plot, making them a prime vegetable for first-time gardeners.
5. Cauliflower
Both white and purple cauliflower species are high in phenolic compounds, which directly contribute to antioxidant action in the body.[xxiv] Purple cauliflower is especially high in anthocyanins, a type of phenolic compound that gives purple cauliflower its rich color and a potent antioxidant that offers anti-inflammatory and antiviral protection in the body.[xxv],[xxvi]
In addition to these benefits, research indicates that cauliflower leaves may have potent anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, and scientists are eagerly testing the various health benefits that cauliflower leaves may offer.[xxvii]
While cauliflower can grow quite large and needs plenty of space to grow, it has a shallow root system, making it ideal for growing in raised garden beds or containers.
6. Bell Peppers
The potent antioxidant and bioactive compounds found in bell peppers (also known as sweet peppers) may protect against Alzheimer’s disease.[xxviii] Green, yellow and red bell peppers are all high in phenolic compounds and ascorbic acid, which protect the body’s cells via free radical scavenging activity.[xxix]
Interestingly, organic growing methods seem to increase the antioxidant potential of bell peppers, while conventional growing methods may decrease the amount of helpful compounds like carotenoids and vitamin C — another reason to grow these antioxidant powerhouses in your own garden.[xxx]
This list only scratches the surface of the numerous vegetables and fruits you can begin growing in your own garden or in containers around your home. For more information on the research surrounding the benefits of vegetable intake, please visit the GreenMedInfo.com vegetable research database.
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renegadetribune--2020-06-30--Are the Constant Fireworks Desensitizing Us?

Recently there has been a lot of talk about illegal fireworks that are somehow ending up in the hands of NYC “ youths ” .
We ’ re told that the reason they are able to get their hands on these fireworks is because of all of the Fourth of July events that have been canceled .
We ’ re told that these “ youths ” are buying them and setting them off due to boredom from being quarantined .
We even had a nice little controlled opposition protest from Orthodox jews , honking their horns in front of DeBlasio @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up at night ” , since they couldn ’ t sleep either .
Maybe they ’ re regretting living alongside blacks in Brooklyn now ?
I personally think the story goes a lot deeper and have a theory that these fireworks are either being handed out , or set off by entities that would like to desensitize people to gunfire and explosion sounds .
The definition of habituation is : I personally have experienced habituation when I lived in NYC , right by La Guardia airport I would hear planes flying over my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the walls , but somehow after months , I got used to it .
Are they priming us for a coming war ?
There are many different theories out there as to why these professional grade fireworks are being set off every single night all over NYC , even as far out as Long Island .
Some claim the police are doing it to create the “ illusion ” that crime is increasing .
These same people will say that the cops are setting them off and blaming it on the poor brown @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are being set off to mess with the heroic “ protestors ” , but I beg to differ .
We all know that BLM has been endorsed by every single corporation and politician .
Not only will this desensitize people to these kinds of sounds , but it will also drown out the actual gun shots , rapes , and murders that are occurring as police refuse to enter these “ war zones ” .
The department store Macy ’ s has decided to join in on the fun .
They have decided @ @ @ @ @ @ @ displays in all of the boroughs of NYC starting June 29th .
Macy ’ s spent $ 6 million on fireworks after laying off thousands of employees .
A recent news article reads : The fireworks will be set off at a “ high elevation , unannounced ” to prevent people from gathering to watch them .
( Everyone will be over at a packed outdoor restaurant anyway . )
There will be five minutes of explosions , with no warning , each night leading up to July 4 ’ s televised grand @ @ @ @ @ @ @ best of ” the previous five nights .
That brings us to six sleepless nights of pyrotechnics .
Did Macy ’ s get a hold of all the unused Disney World fireworks or what ?
How nice !
Unannounced fireworks shows that will go on for 6 days .
This is terrorism plain and simple .
There are even reports from others that this same thing is happening in cities all over the country .
Some might explain this away as normal , seeing that the Fourth of July is approaching , but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ scale in the past ?
Even here in Florida where people love their fireworks , we ’ ve never seen people start so early .
They will usually set them off on the Fourth of July and then maybe for a few days after if they have any left .
Is this fireworks phenomena happening simply out of boredom ?
I do not think so .

Recently there has been a lot of talk about illegal fireworks that are somehow ending up in the hands of NYC “youths”. We’re told that the reason they are able to get their hands on these fireworks is because of all of the Fourth of July events that have been canceled. We’re told that these “youths” are buying them and setting them off due to boredom from being quarantined. We even had a nice little controlled opposition protest from Orthodox jews, honking their horns in front of DeBlasio’s mansion to “keep him up at night”, since they couldn’t sleep either.
Maybe they’re regretting living alongside blacks in Brooklyn now?
I personally think the story goes a lot deeper and have a theory that these fireworks are either being handed out, or set off by entities that would like to desensitize people to gunfire and explosion sounds. The definition of habituation is:
The diminishing of a physiological or emotional response to a frequently repeated stimulus
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https://www.tiktok.com/@paully53/video/6840652463683472646?lang=en
I personally have experienced habituation when I lived in NYC, right by La Guardia airport I would hear planes flying over my apartment constantly, which would even shake the walls, but somehow after months, I got used to it. Are they priming us for a coming war?
There are many different theories out there as to why these professional grade fireworks are being set off every single night all over NYC, even as far out as Long Island. Some claim the police are doing it to create the “illusion” that crime is increasing. These same people will say that the cops are setting them off and blaming it on the poor brown people. Others claim that these fireworks are being set off to mess with the heroic “protestors”, but I beg to differ. We all know that BLM has been endorsed by every single corporation and politician. Not only will this desensitize people to these kinds of sounds, but it will also drown out the actual gun shots, rapes, and murders that are occurring as police refuse to enter these “war zones”.
https://www.tiktok.com/@paully53/video/6840646596472999173?lang=en
The department store Macy’s has decided to join in on the fun. They have decided to have several “unannounced” fireworks displays in all of the boroughs of NYC starting June 29th. Macy’s spent $6 million on fireworks after laying off thousands of employees. A recent news article reads:
The fireworks will be set off at a “high elevation, unannounced” to prevent people from gathering to watch them. (Everyone will be over at a packed outdoor restaurant anyway.) There will be five minutes of explosions, with no warning, each night leading up to July 4’s televised grand finale, which will feature the “best of” the previous five nights. That brings us to six sleepless nights of pyrotechnics. Did Macy’s get a hold of all the unused Disney World fireworks or what?
How nice! Unannounced fireworks shows that will go on for 6 days. This is terrorism plain and simple. There are even reports from others that this same thing is happening in cities all over the country. Some might explain this away as normal, seeing that the Fourth of July is approaching, but why has this never happened at this scale in the past? Even here in Florida where people love their fireworks, we’ve never seen people start so early. They will usually set them off on the Fourth of July and then maybe for a few days after if they have any left.
Is this fireworks phenomena happening simply out of boredom? I do not think so.
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renegadetribune--2020-06-30--Reddit Officially Endorses “Harassment, Bullying, and Threats of Violence” Against White People

Reddit recently banned over 2,000 different communities , which prompted some people to see what their current rules on “ hate speech ” are .
It turns out Reddit openly does not protect “ people who are in the majority ” from “ hate , ” which includes “ harassment , bullying , and threats of violence.
” This means that Reddit allows its users to harass , bully and threaten heterosexuals and White people .
Marginalized or vulnerable groups include , but are not limited to , groups based on their actual and perceived race , color , religion @ @ @ @ @ @ @ status , gender , gender identity , sexual orientation , pregnancy , or disability .
These include victims of a major violent event and their families , ” states Reddit ’ s policy .
While the rule on hate protects such groups , it does not protect all groups or all forms of identity .
For example , the rule does not protect groups of people who are in the majority or who promote such attacks of hate .
This really is not about protecting minorities , it ’ s about attacking White @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an international platform , White people should actually be protected under their rules , as most statistics put the White percentage of the worldwide population somewhere around 10 % , though it appears to actually be lower .
Also , in the United States , White children are already a minority .
Don ’ t hold your breath for them to get any protections against “ hate ” any time soon .
Another interesting caveat is that Reddit allows for “ hate ” to be used against people or groups who are determined @ @ @ @ @ @ @ how they justify their dirty tactics in the war against Whites .
Isn ’ t it interesting how most of the people who embrace this anti-White agenda bleat about “ democracy ” and even call themselves Democrats , which idealistically means that the majority gets to decide , but in actual practice all they do is elevate “ minorities ” to destroy the “ majority.
” No one calls them on their hypocrisy , though , at least not in “ polite ” society .
If we lived in a sane world , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ complicity in genocide .

Reddit recently banned over 2,000 different communities, which prompted some people to see what their current rules on “hate speech” are. It turns out Reddit openly does not protect “people who are in the majority” from “hate,” which includes “harassment, bullying, and threats of violence.” This means that Reddit allows its users to harass, bully and threaten heterosexuals and White people.
Marginalized or vulnerable groups include, but are not limited to, groups based on their actual and perceived race, color, religion, national origin, ethnicity, immigration status, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, pregnancy, or disability. These include victims of a major violent event and their families,” states Reddit’s policy. While the rule on hate protects such groups, it does not protect all groups or all forms of identity. For example, the rule does not protect groups of people who are in the majority or who promote such attacks of hate.
This really is not about protecting minorities, it’s about attacking White people and normalcy. Since Reddit is an international platform, White people should actually be protected under their rules, as most statistics put the White percentage of the worldwide population somewhere around 10%, though it appears to actually be lower. Also, in the United States, White children are already a minority. Don’t hold your breath for them to get any protections against “hate” any time soon.
Reddit rules explicitly let you promote hate against whites since they are "the majority". Around 10-12% of the global population btw. pic.twitter.com/eO9ScAHFB6 — I,Hypocrite (@lporiginalg) June 29, 2020
Another interesting caveat is that Reddit allows for “hate” to be used against people or groups who are determined to be “haters.” This is how they justify their dirty tactics in the war against Whites.
Isn’t it interesting how most of the people who embrace this anti-White agenda bleat about “democracy” and even call themselves Democrats, which idealistically means that the majority gets to decide, but in actual practice all they do is elevate “minorities” to destroy the “majority.” No one calls them on their hypocrisy, though, at least not in “polite” society.
If we lived in a sane world, anti-White companies would be commandeered immediately for complicity in genocide.
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