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كانت امرأة تستعد للاطلاق ببندقية هوائية على الهدف في مدينة الملاهي بهولندا وفي نفس اللحظة رفعت الموظفه رأسها امامها فأصيبت كان قبل ذلك طلب منها الموظفين الانتظار لكنها تجاهلت الامر، الموظفه فقدت الرؤية في احدى العينين اكثر شي استغربه هو الهدوء من حول المرأة، بدل من الركض للمساعده، تعاملوا مع الموقف وكأنه شكل عادي من المواقف اليومية

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The historical colorized photograph of the O’Halloran family and sisters—Annie, Honoria, and Sarah—alongside their mother Harriet in Bodyke, County Clare, Ireland, during the Irish Land War in June 1887.... During the standoff against bailiffs, police, and soldiers, the sisters and their brothers barricaded their home. They famously used long poles to reinforce the house and poured boiling water from above to repel the eviction party. The original historic photograph is preserved by the National Library of Ireland, and this widely shared version is a colorized rendition depicting the family members who took part in the famous resistance. . . . . In the late 1880s, rural Ireland was gripped by the Irish Land War, a bitter struggle between tenant farmers and landlords. Families like the O’Hallorans lived on land they did not own, paying rent to absentee landlords, often English, while surviving on marginal incomes. When crops failed or rents rose, eviction followed swiftly. In 1887, the O’Halloran family resisted eviction from their smallholding in Bodyke, County Clare, after a rent dispute with their landlord, Colonel John O’Callaghan. What made this case remarkable was the response. When officers arrived to carry out the eviction, the O’Halloran sisters physically resisted. They blocked doorways, confronted bailiffs, and used whatever was at hand, sticks, stones, and sheer determination, to delay the process and draw attention to their cause. Their defiance became a local symbol of resistance, echoing tactics encouraged by land reform activists who believed public confrontation could shame landlords and halt evictions. During the height of the Irish Land War, over 15,000 evictions were carried out between 1879 and 1889. Acts like the O’Halloran sisters’ resistance helped build momentum that eventually led to the Land Purchase Acts, which allowed many tenant families to buy the land they worked, fundamentally reshaping rural Ireland. 📷© sannadullaway #archaeohistories

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Don’t forget that this is also Paris. Catholics take to the streets to chant the Hail Mary as Notre Dame burns. France, remember the promises of your baptism. May the Eldest Daughter of the Church rise again.