Roommate and I were watching Endeavor and I shrieked and pressed pause because IT HAS MY BABY IN IT. Harry Goodsir! Paul Ready! What a handsome man. I am looking respectfully.

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Roommate and I were watching Endeavor and I shrieked and pressed pause because IT HAS MY BABY IN IT. Harry Goodsir! Paul Ready! What a handsome man. I am looking respectfully.
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In 1968, Poland's communist government forced Jews to leave. Today, the country embraces refugees.
In 1968, Poland’s communist government forced Jews to leave. Today, the country embraces refugees.
Now, it is once again a house of worship, led by the chief rabbi of Poland, Michael Schudrich. “They simply didn’t tell. It was too painful. The survivors were too traumatized. They made a decision that it’s no longer safe to be Jewish,” said Schudrich. “In March of 1968, there were rumblings in society against the government,” Schudrich said. Many in Poland rejected the communist party’s…
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A Crime to Remember: Lock Up Your Daughters
In 1968, a Gaffney, S.C., reporter receives a telephone call from a murderer who threatens to kill again. from TheTVDB.com Today's New Episodes http://ift.tt/1OB93mo via IFTTT
STUFF YOU SHOULD KNOW In 1968, Paul Erlich published The Population Bomb, predicting coming famine and mass death. Erlich’s predictions didn’t pan out but his ideas launched a debate still raging today. From its accidental origins to an unlikely resurrection, Slinky has a pretty great back story. http://ift.tt/XkjKt6