On this day in Texas History, June 7, 1998: James Byrd, Jr. is brutally murdered in Jasper, by Shawn Berry, Lawrence Brewer, and John King dragged him for three miles behind a pickup truck along an asphalt road. Berry received a life sentence while the other two were both executed.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Children found by Soviet forces in Auschwitz, liberated on this date 77 years ago. January 27, 1945 [1024x735]2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Rosario Dawson taking the stage with Chopper at Disney' Star Wars Celebration.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/StarWars
On this day in Texas History, March 16, 1861: Sam Houston leaves the Governor's office, choosing to resign after he refused to swear an oath of loyalty to the Confederacy.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
On this Day in Texas History, February 1, 1861: The Texas Secession Convention adopts an Ordinance of Secession by a vote of 166 to 8. The document spells out Texas' reasons for leaving the Union, and lists the preservation of slavery as the chief cause.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
On this day in Texas History, April 19, 1993: After a 51 day stand-off a fire breaks out at the Branch Davidian compound, resulting in the deaths of 76 inside including 25 children, two pregnant women, and David Koresh.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
On this Day in Texas History, February 5th, 1840: The Congress of the Republic of Texas passes the Law of February 5th ordering all free Black residents to vacate the Republic of Texas within two years.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
A black painted effigy, hung as a protest to integration efforts, hangs above the entrance to Mansfield High School in Mansfield Texas. August 30, 1956.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Colorized photo of a Texas cowboy as he watches over the grazing herd, LS Ranch, Texas, 1907.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
On this Day in Texas History, January 31, 1938: 12,000 San Antonio pecan shellers, most of them Hispanic women, walk off their jobs to protest a wage cut, beginning a three-month strike.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
U.S. Soldiers listen to Bernard Herzog, an American citizen who lived in the Philippines, as he tells them of his days as an internee at Santo Tomas. Mr. Herzog lost 78 pounds and was suffering from beriberi. Manila, Philippines, February 1945.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
Colorized photo of an M4A3R3 Zippo tank, a flame thrower variant of the Sherman.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/TankPorn
On this day in Texas History, February 20, 1874: The Texas Senate confirms the election of Walter Moses Burton as a State Senator. Burton had been born a slave in North Carolina. Prior to his election Burton had been the first elected black Sherriff in the US, serving in Fort Bend County.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
On This Day in Texas History, January 22, 1973: The Supreme Court issues a 7–2 decision in favor of Norma McCorvey (Jane Roe), striking down Texas's abortion ban in Roe V. Wade.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
The crew of a Grumman TBF Avenger torpedo bomber scramble to safety after ditching near the carrier, 19444yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
Colorized photo of a Tiger I rolling past several artillery pieces in Lithuania, near Vilkaviskis, 1944.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/TankPorn
An M4A3(76)W Sherman pulling into Niederbetschdorf in the Alsace-Lorraine area, France, January 1945. Note the crew carefully working the tanks way under all the communication wires.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
Soviet tankers take a moment to relax on their Lend-Lease M4A2 Sherman.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
Night time photo of Downtown Dallas, looking down Elm Street. January 1942.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
On this day in Texas History, March 31, 1878: The Galveston Giant, John Arthur Johnson is born in Galveston. In 1908 Johnson would become the first African-American world heavyweight boxing champion.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Russian civilians digging anti-tank ditches near Moscow in 1941. With virtually every male between 16 and 50 drafted these work forces were predominantly female.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
Battle of San Jacinto: 184 Years ago today the Texian Army delivers a decisive blow to Santa Anna, effectively wiping out his Army in just 18 minutes. The men in this photograph (taken April 21, 1906) were veterans of the battle as well as several other skirmishes of the Texas Revolution.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
A US Marine, casually shakes the sand out of his boot while sitting on an unexploded 16-inch shell.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
Russian battleship Tsesarevich, a pre-dreadnought battleship of the Imperial Russian Navy, docked, ca. 1915. [900x550]2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/WarshipPorn
Commander David Campbell, top scoring ace of the US Navy. All 34 of his kills were achieved while flying an F6F.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
Colorized photo of Red Army soldiers armed with auto-loading rifles SVT-40 caliber 7.62x54mm. Kalinin Front, Soviet Union, 1943.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
An M18 'Hellcat' of the 603rd Tank Destroyer Battalion, CCB, 6th AD, guards the intersection of Rue Sadi-Carnot and Rue d'Alsace in Luneville, facing towards Frambois, in the Meurthe-et-Moselle department of France. September 22, 1944.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
The flooding of the Colorado river in Austin, June 15, 1935. This was a recurring problem in the city until the construction of the Tom Miller Dam in 1940.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/Austin
For those of you interested in the history of Texas we are reviving r/texashistory2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Re-watched Rebels Sason 4 Episode 6 (Flight of the Defender) and just noticed this nod to the 1970 film Patton.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/starwarsrebels
Infantry riding a StuG III (either an Ausf C or D) as it advances on the eastern front. Note how low the men are trying to keep themselves and the smoke in rising in the distance. No date is given but I would guess either 1941 or 1942.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
Douglas A-20J-10-DO, 43-10129, of the 416th Bomb Group destroyed by flak over Beauvoir, France on May 12th 1944.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
Colorized photo of a Red Army soldier inspecting a German 150-mm heavy field howitzer (15 cm sFH 18), captured near Rzhev, as his comrade looks on. 19423yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
Sherman tank of the 3rd County of London Yeomanry (Sharpshooters) in the village of Belpasso near Catania, Sicily, August 1943.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
The famous Memphis Belle as she now sits at the USAF Museum. I took this picture during my last visit in summer 2018.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
Colorized photo of Soviet soldiers marching through the city of Schneidemuhl in the administrative region Grenzmark Posen-West Prussia. February 1945.1yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/WorldWar2
Infantry riding a StuG III (either an Ausf C or D) as it advances on the eastern front. Note how low the men are trying to keep themselves and the smoke in rising in the distance. No date is given but I would guess either 1941 or 1942.1yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/WorldWar2
Colorized photo of African-American soldiers, 452nd Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion, with an M1 40mm Bofors Anti-Aircraft gun by the Marne-Rhin Canal, north eastern France. November 9 1944.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
A claim of Looks staged on a post about Polish Civilians being executed by German troops.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/ShitWehraboosSay
On this Date in Texas History: January 19, 1836, Jim Bowie arrives with with 30 men at the Alamo, reinforcing the 104 men who are already there.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
On this day in Texas History, September 5, 1836: Sam Houston is elected as the first president of the Republic of Texas. Mirabeau B. Lamar was elected as vice president. Voters also approved a referendum requesting annexation by the U.S.1yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Soviet soldier walking through the remnants of the center of Stalingrad in 1943, shortly after the conclusion of the battle.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/WorldWar2
A U.S. Marine patrol crosses the Matanikau River on Guadalcanal in September 1942.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
On this day in Texas History, February 21, 1943:The first WASP's (Women's Airforce Service Personnel) arrived at Avenger Field in Sweetwater, Nolan County, for training. Members of WASP became trained pilots who tested aircraft, ferried aircraft, and trained other pilots.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
On this day in Texas History, February 23, 1836: The Siege of the Alamo begins. By later afternoon 1500 Mexican troops arrive in Bexar, raising a red flag signifying no quarter. William Travis responds by having a single shot fired from the largest cannon.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
A view of the Texas State Capitol and Christmas decorations strung along Congress Avenue. December 1960.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/Austin
On this day in Texas History, April 4th 1689: Spanish explorer Alonso De Leon crosses a river which he names Rio de las Nueces (River of Nuts) for the pecan trees growing along its banks. The Nueces River soon becomes the first Texas river to be given a prominent place on European maps.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Hitler receiving gifts from not one, but two Father Christmases in 1937.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
On this day in Texas History, March 6, 1836: The Battle of the Alamo. At 5:30am Mexican forces begin their assault on the Alamo after a 13 day siege. Although the Texians were able to repel the first two attacks, the third broke through, and the Alamo fell.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Colorized photo of a Tiger I rolling past several artillery pieces in Lithuania, near Vilkaviskis, 1944.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
US Soldier wielding a Tommy gun on horseback while patrolling the shores of Texas, 1942.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/WorldWar2
One of only 3 remaining B-17E's, My Gal Sal in the World War II Museum in New Orleans.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
According to FlightAware.com, There's an X-Wing currently flying over Texas.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Squadron Leader Keith Bluey Truscott, Commanding Officer of No. 76 Squadron RAAF, taxiing along Marston Matting at Milne Bay in September 19422yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
This 1849 daguerreotype is the earliest confirmed photograph taken in Texas. It shows the front of the Alamo chapel. It is also the only known photograph of the Alamo taken before the 1850 reconstruction that added the distinctive curved gable to the top of the church facade.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Evolution of Lego Instructions, the 2003 AT-TE had 43 steps on 55 pages. The 2022 model has 334 steps on 205 pages.1yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/legostarwars
An MG team at the Grain Elevator in 1942 and a view of that same area today. Stalingrad/Volgagrad.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
A combat engineer searches for mines on the island of Leyte in the Philippines. Two wrecked Type 95 Ha-Go tanks smolder in the background.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
StuG III Ausf.B creeping through a wheat field on the Eastern Front in 1941. This picture does a great job of demonstrating how low the silhouette of the StuG really was. Colorized3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
Colorized photo of a member of the Afrika Korps. resting on a makeshift chair comprised of questionable materials. Circa 1941/1942.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/WorldWar2
On this day in Texas History, April 3, 1944: The United States Supreme Court rules the Texas law allowing for White Only Primaries is Unconstitutional by an 8-1 ruling in the case of Smith v. Allwright.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Former slaves voting for the first time under the protection of Union Troops at the at the Anderson County Courthouse in Palestine. 1866.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
A lathe operator forges parts for transport planes at the Consolidated Aircraft Corporation plant in Fort Worth, Texas. 1942.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Found this one in a post about the recent Holocaust controversy in a Texas school district2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/ShitWehraboosSay
The erroneous belief that war crimes are the victims' fault. Although I could have removed it I chose to address and use it as a teaching moment.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/ShitWehraboosSay
Captain Walter Waddy Young and his crew pose in front of their caricatures on their B-29 Superfortress , November 24, 1944.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/WorldWar2
WASPs (Women Airforce Service Pilots) walking passed a B-26 Marauder at Laredo Army Air Field, Texas, January 22nd 1944.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
The launch of Apollo 17 on December 7, 1972. This was the only Saturn V ever launched at night, and the last of the Apollo Missions. [1348x2048]2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
On this day in Texas History, April 28, 1930: Carolyn Jones is born in Amarillo. Today she is best known for her role as Morticia Addams in the original 1964 black and white television series The Addams Family.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
On this day in Texas History, April 24, 1931: O. P. DeWalt, a leader in the Houston Chapter of the NAACP who openly spoke out against the KKK, is shot to death in front of the Lincoln Theater.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Infantry riding a StuG III (either an Ausf C or D) as it advances on the eastern front. Note how low the men are trying to keep themselves and the smoke in rising in the distance. No date is given but I would guess either 1941 or 1942.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
First photograph of the Alamo ever taken, 1849, thirteen years after the battle.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
The final moments. This photo shows Hungarian Jewish women and children on their way to the gas chambers in Auschwitz. May 27, 1944.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/WorldWar2
American Marines guarding a shoreline during Battle of Tarawa, November 1943.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/ww2
A view of the Texas State Capitol and Christmas decorations strung along Congress Avenue. December 1960.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
A brewed-up Sherman, with the remains of its crew shrouded by a blanket.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
League of German Girls dancing during the 1938 Reich Party Congress, Nuremberg, Germany.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
German medium tank Pz.kpfw.lV Ausf.J, destroyed in an air raid by allied Planes. September 1944.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/DestroyedTanks
Soviet tankers of the 1st Baltic Front during a pause in their advance with their Lend-Lease Sherman behind them.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/WorldWar2
Most of you won't recognize this man, but this is General Hasso von Wedel in 1938, and he is responsible in one way or another for almost every picture you see on this sub.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
On this day in Texas History, March 11, 1878: Eight men enroll in Alta Vista Agricultural College, the first public black college in Texas. One year later the school was rechartered as Prairie View Normal Institute, and still operates today as Prairie View A&M University.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
German infantry advanced through hilly terrain alongside panzer III’s, Soviet Union, July 1941.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
Colorized photo of Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat fighters landing on USS Enterprise (CV-6) after strikes on the Japanese base at Truk, in the Caroline Islands. 17-18 February 1944. Flight deck crewmen are folding planes' wings and guiding them forward to the parking area.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
On this day in Texas History, April 21, 1836: The Battle of San Jacinto. Texian forces sweep through the encampment of the Mexican army routing Santa Anna's troops in just 18 minutes. 650 Mexican Soldiers are killed and another 300 captured, while the Texians lost just 11 men.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
A Short Stirling of No. 1651 Heavy Conversion Unit c.1941 being loaded with bombs.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/WorldWar2
Alan Wood, war correspondent for the Daily Express, types a dispatch during the Battle of Arnhem, part of Operation Market Garden. Behind him is Sergeant Lewis of the Army Film and Photographic Unit. September 1944.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
On this day in Texas History, June 6, 1944: Lt. Col. named James Earl Rudder leads 225 men of the 2nd Ranger Battalion in the assault on Point du Hoc as part of the D-Day landings. Born in Eden, Texas, Rudder would go on to become the President of Texas A&M.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
On this Day in Texas History, February 13, 1861: The Commander of Fort Mason, Lieutenant Colonel Robert E Lee is ordered to return to Washington, with the intention of offering him a command in the Union Army.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
On this day in Texas History, June 17, 1899: The Flood of the Brazos River. From June 17 to the 28th a rainfall of average of 8.9 inches falls over 66,000 square miles of Texas causing the Brazos to flood. 284 people perish.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
President John F Kennedy leaves the Hotel Texas in Fort Worth. November 22nd, 19633yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Colorized photo of a motor detachment in Stalingrad during the early phase of the battle. 19422yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
A Veteran Who served on the Battlefields of the German Empire's former African Colonies as a part of Schutztruppe unit adorns the official reichskolonialbund regalia and an iconic slouch hat while participating in a State Ceremony honouring Veterans of the Great War, Germany, 4 June 19393yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
On this day in Texas History, May 5, 1898: The first of Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders arrive for training in San Antonio during the Spanish-American War.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
U.S. Army Corporal Larry Matinsk puts cigarettes into the extended hands of newly liberated prisoners behind a stockade in the Allach Concentration Camp. April 30, 1945 [2048x1685]2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
On this day in Texas History, February 25, 1989: Jerry Jones fires Tom Landry after a 29-year career.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
The crew of the sinking HMS Prince of Wales abandoning ship to the destroyer HMS Express. Moments later, the list on Prince of Wales suddenly increased and Express had to withdraw. December 10, 19412yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/WorldWar2
On this day in Texas History, February 16, 1949: Private Felix Longoria of Three Rivers, Texas, was buried in Arlington National Cemetery following the Longoria Affair, in which his widow was told he could not have a funeral in the Three Rivers Funeral Home.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
The men of Combat Team 'C', 2nd Battalion, 7th Marines returning to base with captured Japanese flags after 23 days on the line This was during the Battle of Cape Gloucester, on the island of New Britain. January 14th or 15th 1944.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/WorldWar2
On this day in Texas History, February 15, 1876: Texas adopts its sixth and current Constitution.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Colorized photo of a member of the Afrika Korps. resting on a makeshift chair comprised of questionable materials. Circa 1941/1942.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
Colorized photo of German and Swiss soldier in conversation at the border in Pontarlier, France, June/July 1940. Notice the Shell Oil Company sign in the background.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
On this Day in Texas History, February 14, 1719: The Marques de San Miguel de Aguayo proposes to the King of Spain that 400 families be sent to to populate the province of Texas. 2 years later 15 families reached what is today San Antonio.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
On this day in Texas History, March 27, 1836: The Goliad massacre, 425–445 Texian Army prisoners of war are executed by Mexican forces by order of Santa Anna. Those who survived the initial firing squad are beaten and stabbed to death. 28 men fake their deaths and manage to escape,2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
The Soviet hospital ship Armenia. On the night of November 6/7th, 1941 the Armenia was struck by two torpedoes dropped by a German Heinkel He 11 of 1.Staffel (Lufttorpedo)/KG 28. The ship broke in 2 and sank in just four minutes. Over 5000 civilians were killed.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/WorldWar2
Red 3, a Bf 109E-1 belonging to 2nd Staffel JG 26 undergoes repairs. The feathered blades indicate she suffered a forced landing. Photo taken in Abbeville, Decemer 23rd, 19404yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
The explosion of HMS Barham's Magazine. The Queen Elizabeth class Battleship was sunk 80 years ago today (November 25, 1941) by U-331. 861 men were lost, 395 rescued.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/WorldWar2
A captured wounded British soldier shares a drink with a German soldier as his fellow POW's look on. Arnhem, September 1944.3yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
On this Day in Texas History, February 8, 1887: Former Ft. Worth Marshal Jim Courtright is killed in a gunfight with gambler and gunfighter Luke Short. This was one of the few duals to actually happen in the west. The event marked the beginning of the end for Ft. Worth's Red Light District.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Congress Ave in Austin, looking toward the Capitol building. Either 1948 or 1949.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
The intersection of Congress Avenue & Sixth Street in Austin, looking toward the Capitol Building in 19132yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Churchill tanks of A and B Squadrons, 43rd Battalion, Royal Tank Regiment, 33rd Brigade negotiate obstacles during training, October 19423yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/wwiipics
Colorized photo of a Messerschmitt Me 323 Gigant in flight (may be landing or taking off), Germany, 1942.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
Jesse Owens salutes during the presentation of his gold medal for the long jump, after defeating Germany’s Lutz Long during the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin.1yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
Belgian troops defending a Herstal suburb, just north-east of Liege. August 1914.1yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/WWIpics
Luftwaffe ace Josef Sepp Wurmheller paints another kill on the tail of his Fw 190. Wurmheller was credited with 102 enemy aircraft before he was killed in a collision with his wingman during a dogfight with a USAAF P-47 and a RCAF Spitfire on June 22, 1944.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
On this day in Texas History, May 14, 1854: At the annual Staats-Saengerfest (State Singers' Festival), Texas Germans declare slavery to be evil. Among them was Adolph Douai, editor of the San Antonio Zeitung who frequently attacked slavery in his editorial pieces.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
An aerial view of the damaged caused by Hurricane Alicia to the Flagship Hotel on Galveston Island. Photo taken August 19, 19831yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Hank Williams shakes hands with 11 yr old Doug Sahm, who'd played steel guitar in the show. Skyline Club, Austin TX, December 19, 1952. This would turn out to be Hanks' final concert, as Williams passed away roughly two weeks later.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/texas
Troop inspection in Berlin of the Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler, 19383yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
Colorized photo of motorcyclists belonging to the 3rd SS Panzer Division, Totenkopf, taking a break. .France 19404yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
German General Max von Edelsheim is escorted by American Army officers in his command VW Schwimmwagen across the River Elbe during the negotiations of the surrender of XXXXVIII Panzerkrops to the US Army. May 4, 1945.4yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
Michael Wittman standing in the turret of Tiger 205 as they travel along Route nationale 316, en route to Morgny. Photo dated June 7, 1944.2yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
A 3rd SS Totenkopf Division grenadier talking with a Hungarian soldier in Budapest, October 1944. The Konigstiger is from the schwere Panzer-Abteilung 5032yr ⋅ Darth_Texan ⋅ r/GermanWW2photos
