A few older Allersberg residents want to remember a lady and her brother. Like other displaced persons, the two lived in barracks on the outskirts of town. The brother was known for his wit, they say. And the sister for her handbag. A pigeon always sat in it, like in a nest. The lady was rarely seen without her bag. Now and then she dropped some food into it, several people in town say. Dora Richter was also often in a good mood. But that was a long time ago, they keep saying. That's why it remains doubtful whether the man was really a brother.

There is a long, proud tradition of trans women boymoding.

She's not the only one either, names are escaping me but several german trans people lived long lives despite the third reich, which is pretty cool.

one of the biggest propaganda victories of the fourth reich was establishing the narrative that the nazi book burning rallies were about them being anti-book, deliberately waltzing past the question of which books were being burned?

rip dora

i'm glad to read ~~maybe~~ she made it out

We salute the old guard

Wait what the fuck I know some people where she stayed in Czechia, small world. I am kinda concerned if her family had any Nazis in it considering she was deported