Topics by Dint: Updates in process. This is a subject matter archive, an unpacking and repacking to expand on the topics. This is a companion to our roadmap of the sites themselves, because they span travel and current events and history, politics and religion -- a broad range. See Sites by Dint, see Dintworks: Sites by Dint. There is always new material. At issue is whether to continue this archive, or begin another.
Here, summaries and cross-references for comments and research on those posts, politics, religion, humanities -- a true Gristmill
I. Travel sites not included yet:
Here, summaries and cross-references for comments and research on those posts, politics, religion, humanities -- a true Gristmill
I. Travel sites not included yet:
Topics by Dint. Unpacking the topics.
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* Tribute. The URL here, petrginzplaces.blogspot.com, honors the WWII Prague child, Petr Ginz, who kept a succinct diary of events that his sister later published, Diary of Petr Ginz. see review at http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/10/books/10ginz.html. Chava Pressburger, his sister: see https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2007/jun/16/familyandrelationships.family; and http://www.centropa.org/biography/chava-pressburger
The waste of war. Perceptive, succinct, he offers a glimpse into ordinary family life in the Nazi occupation. He was also a budding artist, with one of his drawings lost with the American Space Shuttle Columbia in 2003. Film: The Last Flight of Petr Ginz.In his diary, in particular, Petr Ginz writes of the assassination of Nazi Reinhard Heidrich and its aftermath. See the ambush scene at the film, Operation Daybreak. We learned of him after our return from the Czech Republic. He was held at Theresienstadt, died at Auschwitz. So, here-- www.petrginzplaces.blogspot.com