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June 10, 2014 by mrcaseyhistory

Since this test can include content from throughout the year, the study strategy I suggest is to use the answers …
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Pretty interesting graphic - How the increasing global population is affecting international migration for the better

SREBRENICA GENOCIDE:
On July 11th 1995, just a mere 22 years ago today, 8372 #Bosniak men, women, and children were massacred by Serbian forces in #Srebrenica. Several thousand more Bosniaks (Bosnian Muslims) were forcibly transferred in an act of ethnic cleansing. It is estimated that between 20,000 and 50,000 Bosnian women and girls were victims of genocidal rape. The #SrebrenicaGenocide was the largest genocide in Europe since WWII. Scattered remains of the victims of the massacre are still being located and identified today. 8,372 massacred in a matter of days. Lined up, executed, extinguished. Whole families gone.
This has happened, too many times in too recent history, and it MOST CERTAINLY CAN happen again, if again the world allows it. It is UP TO US to ensure that we #NeverForget and that we work to make sure that one day #NeverAgain can be a reality.

When you have a bad feeling about your new friends #colonizersbelike

Straight up busting through this 18-hour lecture course on Irish history and literature. Hoping to strengthen and broaden my understanding of Irish history as well as prep myself for my intended visit to the Emerald Isle! 🍀 🇮🇪

TWO TRUTHS AND A LIE:
1. Dublin was a 10th Century Viking Settlement in Ireland
2. Vikings really wore helmets like this
3. The Caseys came to America from Co. Kerry

A tale of two push notifications.

Men fighting and women ignoring them, smoking.
Mughal India, 18th Century