Cris Dishman American Football (American)
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AboutCris Dishman is a 58 year old American Football (American) Player born on 13th August, 1965 in Louisville, KY. His zodiac sign is Leo
DetailsFirst NameCris Middle NameEdward Last NameDishman Full Name at BirthCris Edward Dishman Birthday13th August, 1965 BirthplaceLouisville, KY Height6' 0" Read More...
Quick Facts Essential Facts Interesting Facts Synonyms: Shoah, genocide, the Final Solution Definition: The killings of millions of Jews and others by the Nazis during World War II When: 1933 – 1945 Where: Europe Victims: Jews, homosexuals, Poles, communists, mentally or physically disabled Casualties: 11 million Location: Concentration camps, extermination camps Linguistics: From the Greek word holókauston, meaning animal sacrifice to a god Movies: The Pianist, Schindler’s List, Sophie’s Choice, Life Is Beautiful Perpetrators: Adolf Hitler, Heinrich Himmler, Otto Eichmann, Joseph Mengele Consequences: About Two Thirds of 9 Million European Jews Were Killed Timeline: The Holocaust Was Most Intense during World War II Resistance: The Jewish Resistance Was Present throughout the Holocaust Revenge: The Nokmim and the Nakam Groups Avenged the Holocaust after the War Camps: Auschwitz Was the Most Infamous Camp of the Holocaust Methods: Mass Shootings and Gas Chambers Claimed the Majority of Holocaust Victims Facilities: More Than 42,000 Facilities in Germany and Occupied Territories Were Used for the Holocaust Beginning: The Repression of Jews Started Long before the Infamous Mass Killings Camps: Dachau Was the First Concentration Camp in Germany Refugees: Most Countries Refused Jews Who Fled from Germany Hitler Never Visited a Single Concentration Camp “Arbeit macht frei” Was the Slogan Used in Many Concentration Camps Anne Frank Died in a Concentration Camp Shortly before the End of the War Most Jewish Victims of the Holocaust Were Women Many Camp Prisoners Tragically Died in the Days after Liberation More Than 500,000 People Still Visit Auschwitz Every Year 3. Read More...
Rare hummingbird caught, tagged in North Laurel
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A female Rufous hummingbird was spending an autumn morning in Laurel enjoying some nectar from a neighborhood feeder placed there by a kind “bird lady,” Rosalind Jones. She called her neighbor on North 7th Avenue, fellow birder Patti Armistead, and said, “She’s here.”
A few hours later, hummingbird expert and licensed bird bander Emma Rhodes, who had been summoned earlier by Armistead, arrived from Alabama to do her job. Read More...