“Syrian woman distributing blankets to European refugee children during World War 2”
But what’s the real story?
Tag: world War I
Organ-grinding tweets for February
More untruths & idle opinions.
Organ-grindish twitterings for November
Dominated by a sojourn in the Czech Republic.
“Virginity is an overrated virtue”
Granddad’s Armistice in letters and recollections. Glimpses ante hoc of Cameronians & Royal Scots (52nd Division) in the Eastern Mediterranean and on the Somme; of ambulance trains in Northern France; of 6th Battalion York & Lancaster Regiment (11th Division) during the terminal Hundred Days Offensive to Mons, Belgium; and post hoc of base hospitals, influenza, and an exchange with one Wolfram Sterry regarding his brother Karl. Introducing Kandy the Maltese terrier.
The Singing Organ Grinder’s tweet archive for February 2018
Another abundance of redundance. Featuring Russian, German and Italian puppetry, organ-grinding, and other nonsense.
Organ-grinding tweets for January 2018
More sofa-based antics of the Hackney street organist.
Organ-grinding tweets for August 2017
The latest barrel organ news from Hackney, London.
Sister Mary and the Bird
Translations from Welsh and Yiddish revealing ornithomancy amongst the 19th century north Welsh and Jewish Lithuanians.
New translation of Jünger Der Waldgang
With a brief roundup of the First World War.
Ernst Jünger and the Libyan revolution
Chunks of Heliopolis and Eumeswil dealing with smartphones, language and power meet up with the Gaddafis.
