#1942

[doyoulikethischaracterdesign]

Woljif Jefto from Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous

"A member of a local gang of "thieflings", tieflings who band together to both survive and escape prejudice. As the descendants of demons, tieflings are not the most respected or trusted, to put it mildly. However, a few minutes in conversation with Woljif is enough to see that it isn't prejudice working against this particular tiefling — it is his puddle-deep personality and his chronic inability to stick to anything, even his own principles. Woljif sees the protagonist purely as a convenient way to solve a few of his problems. At least, for now. His class is Eldritch Scoundrel (rogue-wizard hybrid)"

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[witch-breaker]

"Immobile, seeing and hearing nothing for 48 hours, this girl seeks entrance in her mind's world... behind the mask."

[cindysparkle96]

Looneyune 2026 Day 4: 1942

[almanach-international]

5 juin : le jour est férié en Guinée équatoriale pour l’anniversaire du dictateur

[girlactionfigure]

On This Day — June 3, 1942

The Jews of Braslav chose to fight back.

As German forces & eager local collaborators (Poles & Belorussians) moved in to liquidate Braslav ghetto in Belarus, a group of young Jews barricaded themselves inside buildings & opened fire.

With only the few weapons they had managed to smuggle or seize, they fought desperately for hours — holding off the Nazis and local police in a rare documented act of open armed resistance inside a Belarusian ghetto during its final destruction.

Around 3,000 Jews were murdered in Braslav over those few days. But not all went as lambs to the slaughter.

One of those who escaped the initial killings was 19-year-old Tuvia (Tevka) Biliak. He reached the Vilna area, joined the partisans, and risked his life repeatedly smuggling weapons into the Vilna Ghetto. Captured by the Gestapo in August 1943, he was tortured brutally. They wanted names. They got nothing.

Even the infamous SS officer Martin Weiss later admitted he had never seen such a boy. Tevka died under torture at age 19 — silent, unbroken, and defiant to the very end.

In the heart of the Holocaust, in a small Belarusian town few remember today, the Jews of Braslav proved the lie of “lambs to the slaughter.”

They fought.

They resisted.

They refused to make it easy for the killers.

Never forget the fighters of Braslav.

Never forget Tevka Biliak.

@CptAllenHistory

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[deutschland-im-krieg]

Another view of a Type 82 Kübelwagen being loaded/unloaded from a Gotha Go 242 transport glider, North Africa, 1942

[theamandacollection67]

June 1, 1942