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Rose would never speak of the horrors she had endured. But when her wounds begin to permeate through the generations, her daughter resolves to uncover a secret left untouched. 1942, Brussels. Sarah Zychlinska never imagined she would have to face another war. But as the Nazis begin deporting Jews, threatening to destroy the world she worked so hard to rebuild, she sets her mind to doing everything she can to save her only daughter, Rose. With the help of a trusted priest, she sends Rose to a convent far from imminent danger. But when the war is over and Rose returns home, it is clear to ...

Spanish is not just a language; it is a vehicle for thought, argumentation, and cultural exchange. In an increasingly globalized world, the ability to debate in a foreign language not only improves fluency and linguistic accuracy but also allows speakers to participate in meaningful discussions on social, political, economic, and philosophical issues. This book is specifically designed for advanced learners of Spanish as a foreign language, with the goal of developing oral and written expression skills in contexts of debate and critical analysis. Through 75 carefully selected topics, ...

An urgent, globe-spanning exploration of languages at risk, from Kichwa to Ukrainian, that asks: What do we lose—culturally, politically, and personally—when a language is silenced? Languages can be killed in many ways: war, the climate crisis, nationalism, and even quiet choices made at the...

Shona idioms and proverbs are an essential part of the Shona language and culture. They convey deep meanings, often encapsulating life lessons, moral guidance, or insights into human behavior. Proverbs (often referred to as "tsumo" in Shona) and idioms ("dimikira") are used in everyday conversation and storytelling, passed down through generations as a means to preserve cultural values. This book offers 30 carefully selected Shona idioms and proverbs. Each entry includes the translation, meaning, and some context for usage, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in learning ...

For over 5,000 years, the story of the Chaldean people has endured, with roots reaching back more than seven millennia to the cradle of civilization. In modern times, some assumptions about how the Chaldean name survived have occasionally blurred the distinction between Chaldean and Assyrian identities. Chaldean Chronicles brings clarity to this history. Weam Namou draws upon rare manuscripts and archival sources to trace the unbroken lineage of a people whose name is among the oldest still in use. This enduring ethnicity did not arise by coincidence or through a sixteenth-century ...

Kindergarten to College—Don’t Let Your Child’s Second Language Slip Away. Your child spoke it fluently. Then school began. Now, between homework, screens, and the overwhelming pull of the “majority” language, you’re watching that hard-won fluency fade. You fear the door to bilingualism is closing—for good. This is the bilingual “attrition curve,” and it’s the battle every school-age family faces. But losing is not inevitable. The Bilingual School-Age Child is your proactive, step-by-step battle plan to not just preserve, but empower, your child’s second language from ...

Roots Matter A Baptist’s Interpretation of Church history Learn: The consequences of right and wrong thinking concerning church history What we believe about the beginning and development of church history dramatically influences how we behave as Christians. It also impacts the testimony we have to the world around us. The worldwide influence of the Apostles With the supernatural enabling of the Lord these twelve turned more than the Middle East upside down for Christ. It is very possible that, by the end of the first century, much of the known world at the time, including Africa, India, ...

Blue Genes Laced in Rhema (ῥῆμα) Spoken Words by Reneé Drummond-Brown blends theological and biological philosophies into existence. As a decorative element the book cover touts the back pocket stitching with arcuate patterns that holds the card (Ace of Spades) to the black cultures’ future. The vertical lines and stanzas that run alongside the ins-and-out of the poetry book are referred to as inseam and out-seam stitching respectively and tightly woven. The chain stiches because of slavery’s’ connection painfully used for leg seams and waistbands are reinforced regions of ...

There was a kingdom known as Ryukyu that existed on the Nansei Islands, part of present day Okinawa

Fukuoka City in Fukuoka Prefecture has the largest population of cities in Kyushu. 福岡県福岡市は、九州でもっとも

Yokohama in Kanagawa Prefecture developed as one of Japan's port towns after the ports were opened i

Osaka is said to be Japan's number two city, after Tokyo.

Step into the Village Life Gallery, where history comes alive, and the whispers of Chaldean villages fill the air. A group of sixth graders visiting the Chaldean Museum is transported into the world of northern Iraq’s ancient villages in the Nineveh region. The life-sized mannequins, the scent of freshly baked bread, and the echo of church bells remind the children of their grandparents’ homes. They explore scenes of everyday life in Tel Keppe, once the largest Chaldean town, and Alqosh, the mountain refuge, learning about the rich traditions of farming, faith, and family that have ...

What secrets lie hidden in the Faith and Church Gallery of the Chaldean Museum? When a group of sixth graders steps into the exhibit, they discover it’s far more than a collection of ancient artifacts—it’s a gateway to the remarkable story of the Chaldean people. As they explore, the gallery hums with questions. How have the Chaldeans, indigenous to Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq), preserved their faith and culture for thousands of years? How did they manage to keep speaking Aramaic—the very language of Jesus—through centuries of change? At the center of the exhibit stands a ...

The Golden Gai area in Tokyo's Kabukicho, in Shinjuku Ward, is home to many restaurants and bars. ゴ

The Ogasawara Islands are located approximately 1,000 kilometers south of Tokyo and consist of about

Iwami Ginzan is a group of ruins in Shimane Prefecture where silver used to be mined in the 16th to

The Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution are a series of historic heavy industry sites that

Tomioka Silk Mill in Gunma Prefecture was Japan's first large-scale machine-made silk factory that w

The Shirakami Mountain Range is spread across Aomori and Akita Prefectures and spans over 1,000 mete