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12 October 1892 | Edith Stein was born in Wrocław. She was a German Jewish philosopher who converted to Catholicism, became a theologian & a Carmelite nun. She was murdered in Auschwitz in August of 1942.

#Auschwitz #Birkenau #Holocaust #Shoah #Jews #history #histodons #Nazis #Germany #NeverForget #ww2 #Memorial #Remember #memory #otd #facts

A photo of Edith Stein sitting in an arm chair and holind a book.
#Germany #jews #history #Nazis #ww2 #Auschwitz #otd #Memory #NeverForget #histodons #memorial #remember #holocaust #shoah #facts #Birkenau

This frieze from Fulton County, Georgia shows "Medicine's battle with Death." Note the rod with two snakes. Many mistake it for the Rod of Asclepius (the traditional symbol of healing). However, this is the Caduceus, symbol of commerce. A common error in the USA.

#histodons #histodon #histmed #medhist #medical #history #DYK
A frieze showing Death as a skeleton on the left, and Medicine as a man on the right holding Death back. The man, representing Medicine, is holding a caduceus, the symbol of commerce.
#Medical #history #histodons #histodon #histmed #medhist #DYK

L’imagination débordante des #Français à l’égard du #Québec n’est pas nouvelle. Voici un "Tramway à patins," paru dans le journal parisien le Nouveau-Monde (1883). Si l’on a cru à #Paris, on n’en a jamais vu la trace à #Montréal. #histodons #histoire @histodons

Source: https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k445682h
Gravure dont le titre est Tramway à patins. Tiré par un cheval, le tramway a 8 fenêtres (tel un ancien autobus de la ville), une cheminée, 4 patins et un conducteur. Il y a également un homme qui l'approche et un autre accroché en arrière. Tout le monde est vêtu de grands manteaux et de bonnets.

Consulter le document sur Gallica

Le Nouveau monde : revue franco-américaine illustrée @GallicaBnF
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#Paris #québec #montreal #histoire #histodons #francais @u/histodons

So, I am asking the #Medieval #Histodons community, because I am still not giving up on my storytelling wish-upon-a-star:

Does anyone know anything about Girart D'Amiens' "Escanor" maybe maybe getting an English (or Spanish, or Hungarian) translation?...
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#medieval #histodons

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