1942 07 27 El Alamein, Mancò la Fortuna… - Ken Smith
…non il valore
First battle of El Alamein, 27 July, 1942 “We could see the Australians and British advancing rather spread out, about 750 yards in front of us, all in groups corresponding with their units. We ceased fire with the machine-guns — there was still plenty of time for them — but continued with our 47/32s … When they got within 300 yards, we opened up with everything. The noise was terrific; you could only tell a gun was firing by the smoke and powder coming out of its muzzle. It was almost eleven o’clock. My tommy-gun broke down after about 3,000 rounds — ejector broken! The machine-gun also played up a bit after 5,000 rounds. But by that time the attack was beginning to peter out. The British artillery had packed it in. By midday it was all over.”– Second Lieutenant Eithel Torelli, Trento Division
In 1989 students and supporters who were carrying out large scale pro-democracy demonstrations in Tiananmen Square, Beijing, were attacked and massacred by the Army. Thousands were arrested and hundreds were executed. Here is shown all that is left of a demonstrator and his bicycle.
Dr. No (1962) dir. Terence Young
Amazing
Era devastante guardare i particolari del suo pube, pieno folto odoroso, non mi restava che restare lì a immaginare la mossa seguente...
Lucas B.