Repeatedly Collection

Particularly serious provocations were started between 24 and 28 October 1961 when heavily armed US soldiers
3638402 Particularly serious provocations were started between 24 and 28 October 1961 when heavily armed US soldiers, supported by tanks

Civilian War Victims Memorial, Doornenburg, Holland
This village remained in German hands until April 1945 when it was liberated on Easter Sunday. In October 1944 following Operation Market Garden, Doornenburg was repeatedly bombed by the Allies

India Pondicherry
Place Napoleon III : Pondicherry is a French possession, repeatedly taken by the British but generously handed back

Young Bather 1866 Oil canvas 51 1 / 4 x 38 1 / 4
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At the Southern Border (of Muscovy), 1888. Oil on canvas. Sergei Ivanov (1864-1910) Russian painter. From 16th to 18th centuries Crimean Tartars repeatedly invaded, Muscovy

Spain. Peninsular War (1808-1814). Baattle of El Bruc (6th June 1808). Painting

Nelsons arrival in Goldfield, Nervada, Battling Nelson vs Joe Gans, Boxing, Gans dropped Nelson repeatedly during the bout, but could not knock him out

Persevering Carp
A carp, repeatedly leaping from the ice to catch a biscuit, inspires Rosetsu to persevere with his art career, of which he had previously despaired

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"Repeating History: The Provocations and Violations That Shaped Nations" In the annals of history, there are moments that repeatedly echo with significance. One such instance occurred between 24 and 28 October 1961 when tensions escalated to a boiling point. Heavily armed US soldiers, backed by formidable tanks, brazenly breached the state frontier of the German Democratic Republic. This act of aggression ignited a firestorm of serious provocations that would leave an indelible mark on both sides. Amidst these tumultuous times, we find solace in remembrance. At the Civilian War Victims Memorial in Doornenburg, Holland, we pay homage to those who suffered during conflicts past and present. Their stories serve as poignant reminders that peace should never be taken for granted. Venturing further eastward brings us to Pondicherry in India—a place where tranquility meets spirituality. Here lies a serene pond reflecting the beauty of its surroundings; a gentle reminder that even amidst chaos, serenity can be found if one seeks it persistently. Art has always been a medium through which emotions are expressed and narratives unfold. In "Young Bather, " painted on canvas back in 1866, we witness an artist's attempt to capture youthfulness and innocence frozen in time—repeatedly reminding us of our fleeting existence. Traveling across continents takes us next to Egypt circa 1635—an era captured through pen strokes on brown ink paper. A landscape at rest after flight—a momentary pause amidst turmoil—whispers tales from centuries ago into our ears once more. Sergei Ivanov's masterpiece "At the Southern Border (of Muscovy)" transports us back to Russia in 1888—an oil painting depicting life along its southern frontiers during turbulent times. With each stroke of his brush, Ivanov immortalizes not only history but also resilience—the enduring spirit that propels nations forward.