On this day in 1941 the massacre of 33,000 Jews and members of the resistance to Nazi Germany began in Kyiv, Ukraine. The Babi Yar massacre became the second most lethal event during the Holocaust. Watch Lady Izdihar explain why, amid a resurgence of Nazi forces, it's more important than ever to remember.

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Safita, Syria 🇸🇾❤️

💢 "We cannot beat the Russians!"

- Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban

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Pyongyang Schoolchildren's Palace
Sixty years have passed since the Pyongyang Schoolchildren's Palace was built in the heart of Pyongyang thanks to the noble intention of President Kim Il Sung.

“We live, work, laugh and take care of the world under the sun. Our creative work has a mighty protector!” - Soviet Belarusian poster by Igor Georgievich Kreidik.

China's High-Speed Railway Expansion: A Journey from 2008 to 2020.

Credit: Zhang Meifang

Still fighting for Korea’s liberation: An interview with Ahn Hak-sop – Liberation School
https://www.liberationschool.org/interview-with-ahn-hak-sop/

A true revolutionary. This man has lost most of his life to a South Korean gaol, but he still stays and fights once released.

The beautiful Rose of the Desert. The Syrian First Lady Asma al-Assad.

This lovely account by Eva Bartlett of a wonderful woman who truly loves and is respected by her people.

The west seeks to remove President Bashar al-Assad and his wife from Syria in favour of a comprador regime to further their hegemony, but Syria has bravely fought back. In spite of sanctions and terrorist attacks they have remained steadfast.
Now with the strengthening of ties with China the Rose of the desert can bloom again.

https://ingaza.wordpress.com/2020/07/29/impressions-from-an-informal-meeting-with-asma-al-assad-syrias-first-lady/

Long live the victory of the Korean People's Army and the Chinese People's Volunteers Army!, 1951.

' Peoples Korea Today' Issue 34 ( October 2023 ) : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
https://archive.org/details/peoples-korea-today-issue-34-october-2023

Now that the western support of Nazi's in Ukraine is becoming more and more visible, especially when they applaud old Nazi's in Canadian government, they will now attempt to white wash history.

Statues continue to be torn down across Ukraine as part of an attempt to eradicate Russian culture and identity, yet here in Donetsk they remain untouched.

Statues of Alexander Pushkin and Taras Shevchenko - symbols of Russian and Ukrainian national identity respectively - stand close together, as we can see in my tour across the city.

“Every cook must learn to govern the state
Don't sit in the kitchen at home
Go to the council elections
Previously, the worker was dark
And now the council decides matters"

Makarychev, Raev, 1925.

Al-Qatilibiyah after midnight, Lattakia countryside, Syria 🇸🇾❤️
Lightnings ⚡️