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On this day, 25 November 1941, three young Austrian boys, members of the Schlurf movement, were arrested by the Gestapo for destroying a Hitler Youth noticeboard. The Schlurfs were working-class Austrian youths who rejected Nazism, militarism, racism and the work ethic. They had long hair and listened to jazz and swing music. The boys wore sharp double-breasted suits and the girls or "Schlurf kittens" wore coloured dresses with knee-length hemlines. The Nazis campaigned against the "Schlurf menace", and many Schlurfs fought Hitler Youth in the streets. After the Allied victory, the new "democratic" authorities continued to denounce as "Schlurfs" young workers who rejected work discipline and authority. Learn more in our podcast episode 72 and its bonus episode: https://workingclasshistory.com/podcast/72-edelweiss-pirates-swing-kids/To access this link, click our link in bio # 1 then click this image

#Switzerland: today, voters were called to decide per referendum on 4 ballots bringing up to 676 votes organised nationwide since 1848.

All ballots were Optional Referendums.

The Government has won one out of four ballots.

➤ europeelects.eu/switzerland

TIL that Christopher Lee holds the record for most on-screen character deaths at 61, out of 200 appearances. Sean Bean has only died on-screen 25 times [source, comments]

TIL that despite the popularity and huge cult following of the movie Idiocracy it only made $495,303 gross at the box office, with a production budget of $2.4M. [source, comments]

Scientists develop ultra-fast charging battery for electric vehicles. The new battery design allows EVs to go from 0% to 80% charge in just a quarter of an hour—much faster than the current industry standard, which takes nearly an hour even at fast-charging stations.

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#UltraFastCharging #ElectricVehicles #BatteryInnovation #SustainableTransport #EVRevolution

Israeli cabinet to meet Tuesday to approve Lebanon ceasefire deal

A senior Israeli official said on Monday Israel's cabinet would meet on Tuesday to approve a ceasefire deal with Hezbollah, and a Lebanese official said Beirut had been told by Washington that an accord could be announced "within hours".

Israeli officials had said earlier that a deal to end the war was getting closer though some issues remained, while two senior Lebanese officials voiced guarded optimism even as Israeli strikes pounded Lebanon anew.

U.S. news website Axios, citing an unnamed senior U.S. official, said Israel and Lebanon had agreed to the terms of a deal, and a senior Israeli official told Reuters Tuesday's meeting was intended to approve it. read more

A systematic review finds that only 16% of issued carbon credits represent actual emission reductions, based on an analysis of projects covering 1 billion tons of CO2e (20% of all credits issued).

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#CarbonCredits #EmissionReduction #ClimateChange #Sustainability #EnvironmentalImpact

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Warum ChatGPT nicht taugt, um sich über Kriege und zivile Opfer zu informieren https://www.watson.ch/!696164510

Klimapolitologe: «Es müssen nicht alle Leute ihr Verhalten ändern» https://www.watson.ch/!203050288

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