"30th December 2014"

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9 December 2019

Szymon Holownia (center) co-hosts with Marcin Prokop the Polish edition of 'Got Talent!' show in Krakow, Poland, on 30th June, 2014. The 43-year-old TV show host and writer known for his Catholic views, announced on Sunday, 8th December, 2019 that he will run for President of Poland in next year’s election as an independent candidate.

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#978800

31 December 2015

Protesters are seen passing by onlookers during a solidarity protest for Tamir Rice in Columbus, Ohio December, 30, 2015 after a local Grand Jury decided not to press criminal charges against the patrolman who shot and killed the young boy in November, 2014.

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#978801

31 December 2015

Protesters are seen gathered in front of the State Capital Building in Columbus, Ohio December, 30, 2015 during a solidarity protest for Tamir Rice, after a local Grand Jury decided not to press criminal charges against the patrolman who shot and killed the young boy in November, 2014.

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#978799

31 December 2015

Demarcus Scott, one of the leaders for the activist group CBUS which is also a part of the Black Lives Matter movement is seen giving an interview in the Attorney Generals office in Columbus, Ohio December, 30, 2015. A list of demands was read to Stephen Schumaker the Deputy Attorney General for Law Enforcement one of which was for Attorney General Mike DeWine to give a statement that the killing of Tamir Rice was unjust after a local Grand Jury decided not to press criminal charges against the patrolman who shot and killed the young boy in November, 2014. The Attorney General would not give the statement over the phone, and agreed to meet with the activist group at a later date.

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#978802

31 December 2015

Tammy Alsaada of Columbus, Ohio is seen speaking to Stephen Schumaker Deputy Attorney General for Law Enforcement December, 30, 2015 shortly after a list of demands were read, one of which was for Attorney General Mike DeWine to give a statement that the killing of Tamir Rice was unjust after a local Grand Jury decided not to press criminal charges against the patrolman who shot and killed the young boy in November, 2014. The Attorney General would not give the statement over the phone, and agreed to meet with the activist group CBUS at a later date.

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#384317

1 January 2015

The Kurdish Defenders of Kobane call their city "Stalingrad". The streets are rubble filled, shattered glass covers the ground everywhere, and shards of metal and shrapnel cover the ground. Most houses are reduced to their frames and unexploded bombs fill the streets. In this ruined city the survivors must deal with small arms fire, rockets, explosives and extremely violent allied air attacks. To move about one must go through holes knocked in walls between buildings or under sheets strung over open spaces to obstruct the view of snipers. In the rubble small infiltration groups fighting building to building conduct the war. For the ISIS forces after a summer of lightening fast offensives this kind of combat must have the full psychological shock of a Stalingrad. The Kurdish defenders have turned Kobane into the Stalingrad for the Islamic State, grinding their ideological arrogance into the dust and broken glass in a heroic city at the hands of a people who will not surrender.

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#384318

1 January 2015

The Kurdish Defenders of Kobane call their city "Stalingrad". The streets are rubble filled, shattered glass covers the ground everywhere, and shards of metal and shrapnel cover the ground. Most houses are reduced to their frames and unexploded bombs fill the streets. In this ruined city the survivors must deal with small arms fire, rockets, explosives and extremely violent allied air attacks. To move about one must go through holes knocked in walls between buildings or under sheets strung over open spaces to obstruct the view of snipers. In the rubble small infiltration groups fighting building to building conduct the war. For the ISIS forces after a summer of lightening fast offensives this kind of combat must have the full psychological shock of a Stalingrad. The Kurdish defenders have turned Kobane into the Stalingrad for the Islamic State, grinding their ideological arrogance into the dust and broken glass in a heroic city at the hands of a people who will not surrender.

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#384319

1 January 2015

The Kurdish Defenders of Kobane call their city "Stalingrad". The streets are rubble filled, shattered glass covers the ground everywhere, and shards of metal and shrapnel cover the ground. Most houses are reduced to their frames and unexploded bombs fill the streets. In this ruined city the survivors must deal with small arms fire, rockets, explosives and extremely violent allied air attacks. To move about one must go through holes knocked in walls between buildings or under sheets strung over open spaces to obstruct the view of snipers. In the rubble small infiltration groups fighting building to building conduct the war. For the ISIS forces after a summer of lightening fast offensives this kind of combat must have the full psychological shock of a Stalingrad. The Kurdish defenders have turned Kobane into the Stalingrad for the Islamic State, grinding their ideological arrogance into the dust and broken glass in a heroic city at the hands of a people who will not surrender.

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#384321

1 January 2015

The Kurdish Defenders of Kobane call their city "Stalingrad". The streets are rubble filled, shattered glass covers the ground everywhere, and shards of metal and shrapnel cover the ground. Most houses are reduced to their frames and unexploded bombs fill the streets. In this ruined city the survivors must deal with small arms fire, rockets, explosives and extremely violent allied air attacks. To move about one must go through holes knocked in walls between buildings or under sheets strung over open spaces to obstruct the view of snipers. In the rubble small infiltration groups fighting building to building conduct the war. For the ISIS forces after a summer of lightening fast offensives this kind of combat must have the full psychological shock of a Stalingrad. The Kurdish defenders have turned Kobane into the Stalingrad for the Islamic State, grinding their ideological arrogance into the dust and broken glass in a heroic city at the hands of a people who will not surrender.

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#384325

1 January 2015

The Kurdish Defenders of Kobane call their city "Stalingrad". The streets are rubble filled, shattered glass covers the ground everywhere, and shards of metal and shrapnel cover the ground. Most houses are reduced to their frames and unexploded bombs fill the streets. In this ruined city the survivors must deal with small arms fire, rockets, explosives and extremely violent allied air attacks. To move about one must go through holes knocked in walls between buildings or under sheets strung over open spaces to obstruct the view of snipers. In the rubble small infiltration groups fighting building to building conduct the war. For the ISIS forces after a summer of lightening fast offensives this kind of combat must have the full psychological shock of a Stalingrad. The Kurdish defenders have turned Kobane into the Stalingrad for the Islamic State, grinding their ideological arrogance into the dust and broken glass in a heroic city at the hands of a people who will not surrender.

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#384334

1 January 2015

The Kurdish Defenders of Kobane call their city "Stalingrad". The streets are rubble filled, shattered glass covers the ground everywhere, and shards of metal and shrapnel cover the ground. Most houses are reduced to their frames and unexploded bombs fill the streets. In this ruined city the survivors must deal with small arms fire, rockets, explosives and extremely violent allied air attacks. To move about one must go through holes knocked in walls between buildings or under sheets strung over open spaces to obstruct the view of snipers. In the rubble small infiltration groups fighting building to building conduct the war. For the ISIS forces after a summer of lightening fast offensives this kind of combat must have the full psychological shock of a Stalingrad. The Kurdish defenders have turned Kobane into the Stalingrad for the Islamic State, grinding their ideological arrogance into the dust and broken glass in a heroic city at the hands of a people who will not surrender.

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#384335

1 January 2015

The Kurdish Defenders of Kobane call their city "Stalingrad". The streets are rubble filled, shattered glass covers the ground everywhere, and shards of metal and shrapnel cover the ground. Most houses are reduced to their frames and unexploded bombs fill the streets. In this ruined city the survivors must deal with small arms fire, rockets, explosives and extremely violent allied air attacks. To move about one must go through holes knocked in walls between buildings or under sheets strung over open spaces to obstruct the view of snipers. In the rubble small infiltration groups fighting building to building conduct the war. For the ISIS forces after a summer of lightening fast offensives this kind of combat must have the full psychological shock of a Stalingrad. The Kurdish defenders have turned Kobane into the Stalingrad for the Islamic State, grinding their ideological arrogance into the dust and broken glass in a heroic city at the hands of a people who will not surrender.

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#384336

1 January 2015

The Kurdish Defenders of Kobane call their city "Stalingrad". The streets are rubble filled, shattered glass covers the ground everywhere, and shards of metal and shrapnel cover the ground. Most houses are reduced to their frames and unexploded bombs fill the streets. In this ruined city the survivors must deal with small arms fire, rockets, explosives and extremely violent allied air attacks. To move about one must go through holes knocked in walls between buildings or under sheets strung over open spaces to obstruct the view of snipers. In the rubble small infiltration groups fighting building to building conduct the war. For the ISIS forces after a summer of lightening fast offensives this kind of combat must have the full psychological shock of a Stalingrad. The Kurdish defenders have turned Kobane into the Stalingrad for the Islamic State, grinding their ideological arrogance into the dust and broken glass in a heroic city at the hands of a people who will not surrender.

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#384337

1 January 2015

The Kurdish Defenders of Kobane call their city "Stalingrad". The streets are rubble filled, shattered glass covers the ground everywhere, and shards of metal and shrapnel cover the ground. Most houses are reduced to their frames and unexploded bombs fill the streets. In this ruined city the survivors must deal with small arms fire, rockets, explosives and extremely violent allied air attacks. To move about one must go through holes knocked in walls between buildings or under sheets strung over open spaces to obstruct the view of snipers. In the rubble small infiltration groups fighting building to building conduct the war. For the ISIS forces after a summer of lightening fast offensives this kind of combat must have the full psychological shock of a Stalingrad. The Kurdish defenders have turned Kobane into the Stalingrad for the Islamic State, grinding their ideological arrogance into the dust and broken glass in a heroic city at the hands of a people who will not surrender.

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#384338

1 January 2015

The Kurdish Defenders of Kobane call their city "Stalingrad". The streets are rubble filled, shattered glass covers the ground everywhere, and shards of metal and shrapnel cover the ground. Most houses are reduced to their frames and unexploded bombs fill the streets. In this ruined city the survivors must deal with small arms fire, rockets, explosives and extremely violent allied air attacks. To move about one must go through holes knocked in walls between buildings or under sheets strung over open spaces to obstruct the view of snipers. In the rubble small infiltration groups fighting building to building conduct the war. For the ISIS forces after a summer of lightening fast offensives this kind of combat must have the full psychological shock of a Stalingrad. The Kurdish defenders have turned Kobane into the Stalingrad for the Islamic State, grinding their ideological arrogance into the dust and broken glass in a heroic city at the hands of a people who will not surrender.

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#384339

1 January 2015

The Kurdish Defenders of Kobane call their city "Stalingrad". The streets are rubble filled, shattered glass covers the ground everywhere, and shards of metal and shrapnel cover the ground. Most houses are reduced to their frames and unexploded bombs fill the streets. In this ruined city the survivors must deal with small arms fire, rockets, explosives and extremely violent allied air attacks. To move about one must go through holes knocked in walls between buildings or under sheets strung over open spaces to obstruct the view of snipers. In the rubble small infiltration groups fighting building to building conduct the war. For the ISIS forces after a summer of lightening fast offensives this kind of combat must have the full psychological shock of a Stalingrad. The Kurdish defenders have turned Kobane into the Stalingrad for the Islamic State, grinding their ideological arrogance into the dust and broken glass in a heroic city at the hands of a people who will not surrender.

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