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This traditional Dutch watermill, located in the quiet hamlet of Uppel-Althena, is a beautiful example of 17th-century rural engineering. Once powered by the steady stream of the Althena brook, it played a key role in local agriculture by grinding grain into flour for the surrounding villages. Though no longer in active use, it remains a well-preserved symbol of cultural heritage and craftsmanship, nestled in the peaceful Dutch countryside.
Vintage 1941 portrait of a Hungarian man in uniform with medal and glasses, taken in Budafok, Hungary. Dr. Gyula Jandó
Vintage 1930s Hungarian family stands in yard before horse-drawn hay wagon, rural village life captured in photo
Wrecked Trabant car in grassy ditch after accident, Balatonföldvár, Hungary, vintage 1966 scene
Young boy with stroller on dirt road in Budafok, Hungary, 1944, vintage black and white countryside photo
Smiling baby in feathered hat and overalls in a stroller on garden path, Hungary, 1930s vintage photo
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*back, handwritten, "new police uniform designed by G.N.
we hired three trust worthy individuals from local militia to protect property from looting. Przewitza 1923
note:* In 1922, Vilnians refered to these as "Flea wagons" in reference to Jews who rode them and carried fleas and germs. It was these first "innocent" remarks children grew up with which eventually led later to the Holocaust.
