PugJesus

PugJesus, 1 year ago

The picture below shows Zejneba Hardaga guiding a Jewish woman (Rivka Kavillo) and her children down a street in Sarajevo in 1941. As they walk, Zejneba covers Rivka’s yellow star with her veil. The Hardagas let the Kavillos (including their children and Rivka’s husband, Josef) stay in their home until Josef was able to get his wife to an area where they were relatively safe. Afterward, they continued to hide Josef despite the fact that Gestapo headquarters were nearby, and despite the fact that the town was plastered with signs warning that anyone caught housing a Jew would be killed. Josef eventually joined his wife and children, and they all survived the war.

https://forward.com/opinion/354853/get-inspired-by-the-muslim-woman-who-hid-a-jews-yellow-star-with-her-veil/

PugJesus, 1 year ago

No, really

PugJesus, 1 year ago

Wiki sez:

The "H" stands for "Högertrafik",

PugJesus, 1 year ago

Event of the year, one supposes!

PugJesus, 1 year ago

I hope whatever was in the handbag was heavy and hard.

PugJesus, 1 year ago

Racist trolling is not welcome here.

PugJesus, 1 year ago

This woman is a hero. Punching a Nazi is always right, but it's not always legal (nor should it be). I feel comfortable holding both of those stances at once.

PugJesus, 1 year ago

Racist trolling is not welcome here.

PugJesus, 1 year ago

Cause of cancer: too many shoes

PugJesus, 1 year ago

Really? Jesus. I would have expected such a thing to have long died out.