Nope, as it is a grave site and not open to the public. The couple that build the park are buried in it.
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Park Branitz in Cottbus, Germany. Only german wikipedia, no english one sadly.
Yeah pretty sure it’s generated. Look at the flags in the background, the black in the centre doesn’t make sense on a lot of them. And the people in the bottom left corner also look strange. Another strange point is the swastika below the eagle: the upper arm seems to be a bit shorter than the others. And the style of the eagle itself looks strange to me, but I’m not a historian, so that is just feeling,not knowledge.
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Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•Train from Warsaw to Chelm costs £9. In UK this 250 km journey would probably cost at least 10 times more.English
8·1 month agoYour reading comprehension is the problem here, nobody but yourself is fucking with you, so I propose you calm down a bit before continuing to make an ass out of yourself.
Combat Wombat meant comparing between countries the train prices of a 250 km ride inside those countries and not comparing the prices of a 250 km ride over country borders.
And even in the beginning the question wasn’t comparing different modes of transportation but directly train prices.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Can't believe its been 2 weeks since I posted communist ragebait
8·2 months agoNo, not really.
Because if you do think about it, you would realize that a wide variety of species shows a wide variety of different behaviours. Which in turn means that all these opposing ways of behaviour are indeed natural, but not necessary natural for humans, as they are contradictory to each other. Or if you want to follow your proposed line of thought to the logical end, I await your proof of human males attaching to the much bigger female and atrophying to a simple ball of sacks for insemination as angler fishes are proven to do.
Or to make the point even more direct: the whole concept of laws to give or take ownership is in itself so counter to all other animals behaviour that it is ludicrous to try and argue any part of that is in any kind of way natural. Or by definition of ‘humans as animals’ would mean any political system we adopt is natural by design.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Can't believe its been 2 weeks since I posted communist ragebait
15·2 months agoCapitalism is the private ownership of the means of production.
There are special subdivisions with certain extra features, but the bare bones definition is just that.
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memes@lemmy.world•The King kept his word The wives kept their men.
181·2 months agoThis is about the Siege of Weinsberg.
I agree in general but slight nitpick:
When somebody declares intent to harm you, proportional violence becomes justified as self defence.
If you say you want to hit me on my pinky finger, I’m not justified in killing you. If you declare to kill or eradicate me, as the extreme right does to certain marginalised groups, a lot of different levels of violence are justified, including killing for the really severe cases.
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Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•This post telling tourists which areas to avoid in New YorkEnglish
16·2 months agoSo what you’re telling me is that the good, cheap food that tourists crave are in the red labeled areas? Understood!
After some thought, its New York, so cheap is probably relative.
Remove the picture or at least cut off the face part. Right now you are simply doxxing her.
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Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•I didn't realize masala, was spicyEnglish
9·2 months agoIts the kind of bird on the label. I think it shows you the level of spiciness, with the cock being the most spicy one. But searching for those terms might show some masochist applying it to his cock, so yeah, just search for sriracha sauce and you will find it.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why are Pokemon Showdown Moderators SO against the discussion of "Eating Pokemon"?
1·2 months agoYou directly said, and I quote
Eating them shouldn’t be so taboo when considering that little tidbit.
Sorry that I take your words as what they mean literally instead of trying to make them mean what I think they should mean. At that point I can just talk to the voices in my head instead., no need for a social platform then.
And it was meant more with a smiley afterwards then a serious accusation.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why are Pokemon Showdown Moderators SO against the discussion of "Eating Pokemon"?
2·2 months ago“Talk about” are two very important words that were missing from your original comment. Like the difference a comma makes between “Let’s eat grandpa” and “Let’s eat, Grandpa”.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why are Pokemon Showdown Moderators SO against the discussion of "Eating Pokemon"?
2·2 months agoNo I’m talking about you saying that it should be not taboo to eat what you fuck.
Normal people very much differentiate between what they eat and what they fuck.
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Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•When and why did online surveys remove the back button?!English
5·3 months agoBecause they are silly and sometimes/often program it in such a way, that using the back button resets everything and brings you back to the starting page.
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Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•When and why did online surveys remove the back button?!English
6·3 months agoWell, this second one was from GOG, where they asked my opinion of them. So I took that chance to tell them again that I do not appreciate them sharing Nazi dog whistles.
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Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•When and why did online surveys remove the back button?!English
7·3 months agoYeah, would explain why one question was about selecting FALSE statements. Seems they finally realized some people don’t care about the answers.
But still, auto forwarding AND removing the back button? I’m not so sure that improves the results overall, but what do I know.
That’s not true at all. The aegian sea is something like 215,000 km2 (83,000 sq mi for you football field lovers out there).
And don’t underestimate “the technology of the time”.
We nowadays have evidence of wide trade networks all over Europe and northern Africa during the bronze age. In Spain there is evidence of tin being used that was mined in northern Europe. People very much used water ways for trade and exchange, which is one of the reason why most old big cities are next to water ways.

Yep, the land one also is simply green, no colour show on that one sadly.