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Lebenswert

07.03.202521:00

Peasant women from Polesia. Volyn province, 1909.
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07.03.202518:45

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07.03.202518:25

What We Created
Joseph-Maurice Ravel (* 7 March 1875 in Ciboure; † 28 December 1937 in Paris) was a French composer and, alongside Claude Debussy, the main representative of impressionism in music. His most famous work is the orchestral piece Boléro, originally conceived as ballet music.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmNEvSFWftc
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06.03.202519:38

🎨 Art
Artist Inessa Morozova
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06.03.202508:04

What We Lost
Pennsylvania 1930s in color, Etna [60fps, Remastered] w-sound design added
Colorized, restored, and created a sound design for this video of Pennsylvania in the 1930s, focusing on the town of Etna. This unique footage offers a complete tour of the city, capturing the essence of daily life during this era. From bustling streets lined with historic buildings to workers engaged in their trades, the video provides a vivid look at how people lived, worked, and interacted in a rapidly evolving industrial America. Beyond daily routines, this footage also showcases the entertainment and leisure activities that defined the period. Whether it’s children playing in the streets, families gathering for social events, or glimpses recreational spots.
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05.03.202521:44

07.03.202520:16

Women
Emma Gatewood, nicknamed “Grandma Gatewood,” was a tough 67-year-old who became the first woman to hike all 2,168 miles of the Appalachian Trail alone in one go back in 1955. A mom of 11, grandma to 23, and even a great-grandma, she took on the rugged path from Georgia to Maine in just 146 days, wearing basic Keds sneakers and carrying only an army blanket, a raincoat, and a plastic shower curtain in a homemade sack. Born in 1887 in Ohio, she’d faced a hard life—growing up in a big family, surviving an abusive marriage, and raising kids—but that didn’t stop her. With barely any gear and a simple guidebook, she tackled wild forests, steep climbs, and even a snake bite, relying on grit, strangers’ kindness, and a little foraging know-how to keep going.
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07.03.202518:33

Women
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07.03.202517:39

Men
Gilbert Kerr, member of the Scottish National Antarctic Expedition, plays the bagpipes for a penguin, 1904.
History in Pictures
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06.03.202519:37

Bored Men At Work
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06.03.202507:57

Ballet was created in Italy during the Renaissance in the 15th century. It began as a form of theatrical dance in the Italian courts, especially in the courts of Florence. However, it was in France, during the reign of Louis XIV, that ballet developed into a formal and professional art. He established the first ballet school, the Royal Academy of Dance, in 1661.
Ballet is one of the most beautiful cultures in Europe.

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