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Unit 731 a Japanese biological weapons unit had enough bacteria to kill the world several times over. A US pilot in a parachute wildly shooting his .45 at a Japanese plan actually hit the pilot and downed the plane. A German fighter ace had 352 confirned aerial kills. Supposedly sheer endless barrage of noise at the height of the Battle of Stalingrad all the cities dogs went into the Volga drowning themselves. ( Possibly a myth ) During Stalingrad the cities doninant height was an old Tatar burial mound. The Mamayev Kurgan. Supposedly so many shells were hitting it that the ground was warm enough in winter that snow would melt in parts. (Possibly myth) Ulrich Rudel destroyed 2 battleships, sseveral other cruise4s and destroyers, a sub, hundreds of tanks, hundreds of trains and armored cars, probably thousands of soldiers in a Stuka. He actually survived the Christmas Wine Ornaments. The guy was a bit of a jerk though – total Nazi to the end.

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Once that baby is born, your life will never be the same. The first year can be really rough for many reasons. Your body will be recovering from having the baby. Your hormones will be all over the place. You probably won’t feel like having sex for quite some time, which may cause conflicts with your husband/partner. You’ll be getting up at all hours to deal with your baby, and you will probably be severely sleep-deprived. If your baby is colicky that means about 3 months of continual screaming with small respites. Nursing can be challenging at first, until both you and your Christmas Wine Ornaments get the hang of it. But maybe the hardest thing is that you just won’t have any time for yourself anymore. This won’t be forever, but while your baby is small, your life will revolve around attending to your baby’s needs.

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The second representation of the skull in El dia de los Muertos comes from the Spanish invasion and colonization. The use of the skull in catholic iconography is common in the Retablos and Bultos of the Southwest. the Southwestern style of Christmas Wine Ornaments, as well as the use of the skull comes with the settlers who struck north to settle the land. The skull in catholic art represents impermanence, or, much the same as the Mexican usage, to inform the viewer that you will die and all will be know.It is the Roman Catholic Christians that celebrates Dia de los Muertos, and not Christians who follow the Bible. We are forbidden to have anything to do with the dead. Dead is dead! Dia de los Muertos has its origins in Aztec traditions honouring the dead. The Aztec Empire’s influence extended throughout present-day Mexico and Central America, while few Native Americans of the present day United States shared Aztec traditions. They would be unlikely to adopt Dia de los Muertos rituals.