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This is the house that Rudi Schlatnner and his family fled after World War II. He hasn’t been back for over 70 years

When Rudi returned, he went to find his father’s possessions that were hidden inside of the roof

Finding these treasures in the roof again must have been an amazing trip down memory lane for Rudi

There were so many items inside, it took them over an hour to unearth everything

The hidden treasures were still in perfect condition

It’s amazing to see how well they have held up over time

These bottles were all still intact, many of which still had their contents inside

Rudi’s father had wrapped these dolls in paper to preserve them over the years

Technically, the building now belongs to the Czech government, and thus, the objects aren’t in Rudi’s possession. Now, the items are going to be stored in the local Usti nad Labem museum

Still the 80-year-old was happy to be reconnected with his lost family treasures, even if his reunion was brief

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In the Czech Republic, 20 km to the west of Prague lies a village called Lidice. During World War II the village was part of a vicious attack by the Nazis which killed many of Lidice’s children. The Chrildren’s War Victims Memorial stands as a reminder that when it comes to war, no one really wins.

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In the early 1960s, Girard B. Henderson used his wealth to have what was to become known as the Underground Home built and it’s very impressive.

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Dutch photographer Martin Roemers recently documented all of the forgotten relics from the Cold War. It may be over now but these scenes bring up haunting memories from a turbulent time period.

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Let this be a lesson to you. Don’t steal your co-workers turkey and swiss on rye. You will get caught.

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As humanity evolves over time so do the weapons we fight with.

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And the most shocking thing is that all of them are created by this woman, Lisa Freeman.

War changes the lives of everyone. Whether the soldiers themselves, their communities, or the families. And no change, no hurt, is greater than than the loss of a loved one in the service of their country. It’s up to us as beneficiaries of their sacrifice, to take care of those they leave behind. To help make that “change” in their lives as easy as possible.
One woman who lost her own son to war did just that. And it’s amazing.

Meet the bear soldiers, made entirely out of service uniforms.

These uniforms were not random. Instead, they’re made from deceased servicemembers.

The project, called Matthew Bears, was born some time after she tragically lost her own son, Matthew Freeman, to enemy fire in Afghanistan in 2009.

The goal is to create teddy bears for the children of lost servicemen and women out of the cloth of their uniforms.

Any family that has lost a member in service can send the service member’s uniform to Lisa Freeman to have it made into teddy bears for that service member’s children, or to anyone related to that service member.

The most amazing part. It’s free.

And it’s helping to change the world.

Although war changes us all, what Lisa is doing is to help change the world. Not for all 7 billion people, but instead, for the children of those bravest among us. Please consider supporting Lisa and help her in her cause by visiting The Matthew Freeman Project and donating.

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The Wars within-A macrophage (x18000), a human defense cell, seeking to engulf droplets of oil.

T-cell under attack from HIV-A- major component of the immune system, a helper t-cell is under attack by Hiv/ AIDS (blue)

B-cell-latecomers in immunesystem evolution, B-cells, like this specimen covered with bacteria, produce armies of anti-bodies whose sole purpose is to attack a single kind of pathogen.

On the attack-Malaria protozoa have multiplied in two cells in a culture dish of red blood cells. One has burst open releasing the parasites to infect other cells

Skin tissue-First line of defense agains armies of dangerous microorganisms, skin tissue is able to mend itself rapidly after injury.

Cell eater-First step in phagocytosis, or “cell eating” a macrophage extends several pseudopods from it’s singlecelled form to embrace a number of E-coli bacteria

Bacteria Trap-Bacteria trapped within an extension of a macrophage membrane

Breakdown-Powerful chemicals inside the macrophage will breakdown and destroy the components of invading cells.

A macrophage reaches out-Like a vision from science fiction, a macrophage reaches out to ensnare bacteria with a cellular extension called a pseudopod.

Asbestos-One of mankind’s greatest inorganic threats, asbestos fibres are engulfed by a macrophage which will probably die from it’s indigestible meal.

Mutiny!-mutiny in the body is a constant occurrence, many believe, as healthy cells somehow escape the mechanisms that regulate cell growth and turn cancerous. Fortunately, antigens on their surfaces sometimes alter slightly, changing from self to non-self. Thus the cells become targets for Killer T-cells, like these surrounding this large cancer cell.

Killer T’s-Frozen in action, killer T cells appear remarkably alive as they attack a cancer cell. Several of the normally round T-cells acquire the elongated shape of active fighters as they subject their target to chemical attack, breaking down the cell membrane.

Victory-After a cancer cell loses it’s cytoplasm, only a fibrous skelleton is left, here surrounding a T-cell.

Overzealous-Overzealous immune responses, allergic reactions plague humans who produce certain unnecessary antibodies.

Renegade-A renegade immune system has ravaged a (surgically removed) femur of a 50 year old women suffering from Rheumatoid Arthritis. Most common of al the autoimmune disorders.

Very devious-The common cold virus, constantly mutates to avoid detection. Just how totally viruses can overcome a healthy host is seen when an infected human cell ruptures, releasing a stream of new viruses (blue) into the system.

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Cats fight for a house with a heating pad. The winner gets the warm spot. But it’s not that easy…

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