#23Aug - Twitter Hashtag

11 months ago

सर हमारी ताकत का आलम यह है कि जब हम चुप रहते हैं, तो शत्रु सोचता है; और जब हम बोलते हैं, तो पड़ोसी रातों की नींद खो बैठता है। #big_breaking_News #23Aug

KJS DHILLON🇮🇳

@TinyDhillon

11 months ago

Big Breaking News on 23rd Aug Any idea what it can be? Hint : Image has a touch of it 👍 Jai Hind 🇮🇳 PC : www

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NAVAL WAR COLLEGE @InNwc

almost 2 years ago

Valedictory Function of Maritime Security Course(MSC 08) was held at #NWC on #23Aug 24.The 8 week course brought together officers from 12 countries, offering in-depth exposure to #MaritimeSecurity practices & #GeoStrategy concepts.

InNwc's tweet photo. Valedictory Function of Maritime Security Course(MSC 08) was held at #NWC on #23Aug 24.The 8 week course brought together officers from 12 countries, offering in-depth exposure to #MaritimeSecurity practices & #GeoStrategy concepts. https://t.co/GNkkuMy2Lf

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Never Forget History Matters @HistoryMttrs

almost 2 years ago

🇸🇪 #OTD #23Aug #Stockholm #Sweden Thursday 23 Augustus 1973, the day of the robbery attempt at the Bank "Sveriges Kreditbanken" in Stockholm, Sweden. Also known as "Norrmalmstorg Robbery". • Thursday 23 Augustus 1973, Jan-Erik Olsson, an escaped prisoner who was sentenced to three years in prison for grand larceny, burst into Sveriges Kreditbanken, located in Stockholm's Norrmalmstorg square, armed with a submachine gun. • Four people were held hostage for six days. • Jan-Erik Olsson demanded roughly $700,000 in Swedish and foreign currency, access to a getaway car and the release of Clark Olofsson, a man Olsson had befriended while in prison. • Tuesday 28 August , the hostage situation finally ended after Swedish police fired tear gas into the bank. • Jan-Erik Olsson and Clark Olofsson left the vault and were arrested. • No physical harm was done to any of the four hostages, but their behavior throughout their ordeal intrigued mental health professionals. • When the hostages were rescued, they attempted to protect the perpetrators, with whom they had an amicable relationship. • The hostage crisis led to origin of the term "Stockholm Syndrome". • The term "Stockholm Syndrome" is named after this bank robbery in 1973 in Stockholm, Sweden. 🔎 #Hostages #StockholmSyndrome Origin of the term Stockholm syndrome. Victims of the formal definition of Stockholm syndrome develop "positive feelings toward their captors and sympathy for their causes and goals, and negative feelings toward the police or authorities". 📺 #Firsttime #Live #Televison The Robbery at the Swedish Bank "Kreditbanken" in Stockholm, Sweden, was also first criminal event in Sweden to be covered by live television. 🗓️ #Aftermath #Convections #Prison • Both Jan-Erik Olsson and Clark Olofsson were convicted. • Clark Olofsson was sentenced to an extended prison term for the robbery. • Clark Olofsson claimed that he had not helped Jan-Erik Olsson but had only tried to save the hostages by keeping the situation calm. • Both, Jan-Erik Olsson (83) and Clark Olofsson (77) are still alive. 🇸🇪 #Behaviors #Symptoms #Victims

HistoryMttrs's tweet photo. 🇸🇪 #OTD #23Aug #Stockholm #Sweden

Thursday 23 Augustus 1973, the day of the robbery attempt at the Bank "Sveriges Kreditbanken" in Stockholm, Sweden.

Also known as "Norrmalmstorg Robbery".

• Thursday 23 Augustus 1973, Jan-Erik Olsson, an escaped prisoner who was sentenced to three years in prison for grand larceny, burst into Sveriges Kreditbanken, located in Stockholm's Norrmalmstorg square, armed with a submachine gun.

• Four people were held hostage for six days.

• Jan-Erik Olsson demanded roughly $700,000 in Swedish and foreign currency, access to a getaway car and the release of Clark Olofsson, a man Olsson had befriended while in prison.

• Tuesday 28 August , the hostage situation finally ended after Swedish police fired tear gas into the bank.

• Jan-Erik Olsson and Clark Olofsson left the vault and were arrested.

• No physical harm was done to any of the four hostages, but their behavior throughout their ordeal intrigued mental health professionals.

• When the hostages were rescued, they attempted to protect the perpetrators, with whom they had an amicable relationship.

• The hostage crisis led to origin of the term "Stockholm Syndrome".

• The term "Stockholm Syndrome" is named after this bank robbery in 1973 in Stockholm, Sweden.

🔎 #Hostages #StockholmSyndrome

Origin of the term Stockholm syndrome.

Victims of the formal definition of Stockholm syndrome develop "positive feelings toward their captors and sympathy for their causes and goals, and negative feelings toward the police or authorities".

📺 #Firsttime #Live #Televison

The Robbery at the Swedish Bank "Kreditbanken" in Stockholm, Sweden, was also first criminal event in Sweden to be covered by live television.

🗓️ #Aftermath #Convections #Prison

• Both Jan-Erik Olsson and Clark Olofsson were convicted.

• Clark Olofsson was sentenced to an extended prison term for the robbery.

• Clark Olofsson claimed that he had not helped Jan-Erik Olsson but had only tried to save the hostages by keeping the situation calm.

• Both, Jan-Erik Olsson (83) and Clark Olofsson (77) are still alive.

🇸🇪 #Behaviors #Symptoms #Victims

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Never Forget History Matters @HistoryMttrs

almost 2 years ago

#OTD #23Aug #BattleofKursk #End Monday 23 August 1943, the day of the end of the Battle of Kursk during the Second World War It was the largest tank battle in history. Monday 5 July 1943, the Germans launched their attack. The German forces consisted of almost 50 divisions: 900.000 troops, including 17 motorized or armoured divisions having 2.700 tanks and mobile assault guns. The German assault on the salient around the city of Kursk in western Russia, was an attempt to recover the German offensive on the Eastern Front during World War II. The German assault was unsuccessful. The Germans soon encountered deep antitank defenses and minefields, which the Soviets had emplaced in anticipation of the attack. The Soviets had surmised the German attack beforehand and had withdrawn their main forces from the obviously threatened positions within the salient. The Red Army defenses were immense as the Soviets had months to prepare them. Monday 12 July 1943, a the height of the Battle of Kursk, the Soviets started a counterattack, having built up by then a marked preponderance of both troops and tanks. Monday 23 August 1943, the Battle of Kursk ended, one of the key battles of World War II, resulting in a Soviet victory. It marked the decisive end of the German offensive capability on the Eastern Front and cleared the way for the great Soviet offensives of 1944–45. #NaziGermany #SovietUnion #WII

HistoryMttrs's tweet photo. #OTD #23Aug #BattleofKursk #End

Monday 23 August 1943, the day of the end of the Battle of Kursk during the Second World War

It was the largest tank battle in history.

Monday 5 July 1943, the Germans launched their attack.

The German forces consisted of almost 50 divisions: 900.000 troops, including 17 motorized or armoured divisions having 2.700 tanks and mobile assault guns.

The German assault on the salient around the city of Kursk in western Russia, was an attempt to recover the German offensive on the Eastern Front during World War II.

The German assault was unsuccessful.

The Germans soon encountered deep antitank defenses and minefields, which the Soviets had emplaced in anticipation of the attack.

The Soviets had surmised the German attack beforehand and had withdrawn their main forces from the obviously threatened positions within the salient.

The Red Army defenses were immense as the Soviets had months to prepare them.

Monday 12 July 1943, a the height of the Battle of Kursk, the Soviets started a counterattack, having built up by then a marked preponderance of both troops and tanks.

Monday 23 August 1943, the Battle of Kursk ended, one of the key battles of World War II, resulting in a Soviet victory.

It marked the decisive end of the German offensive capability on the Eastern Front and cleared the way for the great Soviet offensives of 1944–45.

#NaziGermany #SovietUnion #WII

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Fernando Viloria @viloria801

almost 2 years ago

#23Aug MUERTE DE LAZARO "PAPAITO" CANDAL

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Fernando Viloria @viloria801

almost 2 years ago

#23Aug MUERTE DEL ARQ FRUTO VIVAS

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Fernando Viloria @viloria801

almost 2 years ago

#23Aug INAUGURACION PLAZA LA REPUBLICA MARACAIBO

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Never Forget History Matters @HistoryMttrs

almost 2 years ago

🇺🇲 #OTD #23Aug #70YearsAgo #USA Monday 23 August 1954, today exactly 70 years ago, the first of two Lockheed YC-130 Hercules four-turboprop-engine prototypes, 53-3397, made its first flight from the Lockheed Terminal at Burbank plant, that was then the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation plant in the State of California, to the Edwards Air Force Base, also in the State of Californa, United States. The flight crew consisted of test pilots Stanley Beltz and Roy Wimmer, with Jack G. Real (a future Lockheed vice president) and Dick Stanton as flight engineers. From a standing start, the YC-130 was airborne in 855 feet (261 meters). The flight lasted 1 hour, 1 minute. American Aircraft manufacturer Lockheed was founded in 1926 and merged with Martin Marietta in 1995 to form Lockheed Martin. Thursday 7 April 1955, the day the first production model, the C-130A Hercules, which was also nearly identical to the prototypes, was flown. ✈︎ “The Birth of the C-130 Hercules” • One Plane, Many Missions. • Since its first flight in 1954, the Hercules has been everywhere and done just about anything. • The Hercules has been used to drop bombs, retrieve satellites in midair, conduct reconnaissance and attack ground targets with cannons. • Some models are flown as commercial transports. • The Hercules C-130 has the longest, continuous military aircraft production run in history and one of the top three longest, continuous aircraft production lines of any type. • The C-130 Hercules is storied as the most reliable military air transport vehicle in Military history. • The 'Herc' is the commonly nickname of the C-130 Hercules. • No matter the mission, no matter the location, the Hercules goes there, is going there and will go back thanks to its constant state of innovation, ready for new and tomorrow’s missions. #70Years #C130 #Hercules #Lockheed

HistoryMttrs's tweet photo. 🇺🇲 #OTD #23Aug #70YearsAgo #USA

Monday 23 August 1954, today exactly 70 years ago, the first of two Lockheed YC-130 Hercules four-turboprop-engine prototypes, 53-3397, made its first flight from the Lockheed Terminal at Burbank plant, that was then the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation plant in the State of California, to the Edwards Air Force Base, also in the State of Californa, United States.

The flight crew consisted of test pilots Stanley Beltz and Roy Wimmer, with Jack G. Real (a future Lockheed vice president) and Dick Stanton as flight engineers.

From a standing start, the YC-130 was airborne in 855 feet (261 meters).

The flight lasted 1 hour, 1 minute.

American Aircraft manufacturer Lockheed was founded in 1926 and merged with Martin Marietta in 1995 to form Lockheed Martin.

Thursday 7 April 1955, the day the first production model, the C-130A Hercules, which was also nearly identical to the prototypes, was flown.

✈︎ “The Birth of the C-130 Hercules”

• One Plane, Many Missions.

• Since its first flight in 1954, the Hercules has been everywhere and done just about anything.

• The Hercules has been used to drop bombs, retrieve satellites in midair, conduct reconnaissance and attack ground targets with cannons.

• Some models are flown as commercial transports.

• The Hercules C-130 has the longest, continuous military aircraft production run in history and one of the top three longest, continuous aircraft production lines of any type.

• The C-130 Hercules is storied as the most reliable military air transport vehicle in Military history.

• The 'Herc' is the commonly nickname of the C-130 Hercules.

• No matter the mission, no matter the location, the Hercules goes there, is going there and will go back thanks to its constant state of innovation, ready for new and tomorrow’s missions.

#70Years #C130 #Hercules #Lockheed

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Never Forget History Matters @HistoryMttrs

almost 2 years ago

#OTD #23Aug #Battle #Start #WWII Sunday 23 August 1942 marked the start of the Battle of Stalingrad. • The Battle of Stalingrad was Second World War's Major Battle on the Eastern Front from 23 August 1942 until Tuesday 2 February 1943. • The Battle of Stalingrad was one of the most decisive battles on the Eastern Front in the Second World War. • The Soviet Union inflicted a catastrophic defeat on the German Army in and around this strategically important city on the Volga river, which bore the name of the Soviet dictator, Josef Stalin. • The Battle for Stalingrad was a horrific street-by-street, house-by-house fight. • The Soviets were able to force the German tanks down impassable streets and then trapped the German infantry behind them. Exposed, the German soldiers became easy targets for Soviet snipers. • The increase of morale that the Soviets experienced in a variety of different ways gave them the strength to defeat the Germans at the Battle of Stalingrad. • The Russian Army finally defeated Nazi Germany in Stalingrad (now Volgograd). ✝️ #Casualties #Killed #Sacrifices “The Battle of Stalingrad was a Hell” • The Battle of Stalingrad is considered as the bloodiest battle of the entire Second World War. • The bloodiest battle that ever took place in history. • As a result, the casualties amounted to around 2 million, maybe 2.2 million. • German and other Axis, Hungarian, Romanian and Italian suffered losses in the battle of Stalingrad amounted to over 800.000 casualties. • Soviet forces are estimated to have suffered 1.100.000 casualties. • Approximately 40.000 civilians died. #Aftermath #Consequences #WWII • The Battle of Stalingrad is considered as the greatest battle of the entire Second World War. • The Battle of Stalingrad did not only stopped the German advance into the Soviet Union. • Hitler's 1942 decision to attack the city named after the Soviet leader proved devastating and fateful. • Besides the mind-numbing human toll of Stalingrad, the Germans lost 900 aircraft, 500 tanks and 6.000 artillery pieces. • These losses were impossible to make up for Nazi Germany, that never fully recovered from it. • The Battle of Stalingrad turned the tide of the Second World War in favour of the Allies. 🌹#BattleofStalingrad #Stalingrad

HistoryMttrs's tweet photo. #OTD #23Aug #Battle #Start #WWII

Sunday 23 August 1942 marked the start of the Battle of Stalingrad.

• The Battle of Stalingrad was Second World War's Major Battle on the Eastern Front from 23 August 1942 until Tuesday 2 February 1943.

• The Battle of Stalingrad was one of the most decisive battles on the Eastern Front in the Second World War.

• The Soviet Union inflicted a catastrophic defeat on the German Army in and around this strategically important city on the Volga river, which bore the name of the Soviet dictator, Josef Stalin.

• The Battle for Stalingrad was a horrific street-by-street, house-by-house fight.

• The Soviets were able to force the German tanks down impassable streets and then trapped the German infantry behind them.

Exposed, the German soldiers became easy targets for Soviet snipers.

• The increase of morale that the Soviets experienced in a variety of different ways gave them the strength to defeat the Germans at the Battle of Stalingrad.

• The Russian Army finally defeated Nazi Germany in Stalingrad (now Volgograd).

✝️ #Casualties #Killed #Sacrifices

“The Battle of Stalingrad was a Hell”

• The Battle of Stalingrad is considered as the bloodiest battle of the entire Second World War.

• The bloodiest battle that ever took place in history.

• As a result, the casualties amounted to around 2 million, maybe 2.2 million.

• German and other Axis, Hungarian, Romanian and Italian suffered losses in the battle of Stalingrad amounted to over 800.000 casualties.

• Soviet forces are estimated to have suffered 1.100.000 casualties.

• Approximately 40.000 civilians died.

#Aftermath #Consequences #WWII

• The Battle of Stalingrad is considered as the greatest battle of the entire Second World War.

• The Battle of Stalingrad did not only stopped the German advance into the Soviet Union.

• Hitler's 1942 decision to attack the city named after the Soviet leader proved devastating and fateful.

• Besides the mind-numbing human toll of Stalingrad, the Germans lost 900 aircraft, 500 tanks and 6.000 artillery pieces.

• These losses were impossible to make up for Nazi Germany, that never fully recovered from it.

• The Battle of Stalingrad turned the tide of the Second World War in favour of the Allies.

🌹#BattleofStalingrad #Stalingrad

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Steve

@Steve58815862

almost 2 years ago

#23Aug #fridayvibes #friday #beauty #beautiful #nature #naturephotography

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@spooky_nature

almost 2 years ago

Spooky rail track

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Steve

@Steve58815862

almost 2 years ago

Good morning everyone. Happy Friday 🌞☕ #23Aug #fridayvibes #friday #beauty #beautiful #nature #naturephotography #wallpaper #wallpapers #GoodMorningEveryone

Steve58815862's tweet photo. Good morning everyone. Happy Friday 🌞☕
#23Aug #fridayvibes #friday #beauty #beautiful #nature #naturephotography #wallpaper #wallpapers #GoodMorningEveryone https://t.co/IxkH7vJH8s

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Ram Singh Saini @RamSinghSaini07

almost 2 years ago

आप सभी को " #राष्ट्रीय अन्तरिक्ष दिवस" #23Aug की बहुत बहुत बधाई...याद करें आज से 01 वर्ष पूर्व की वह गौरवशाली घटना जब हमारा चन्द्रयान-3 को ISRO ने चन्द्रमा के दक्षिणी ध्रुव पर सफलता पूर्वक उतार कर विश्व के देशों में सर्वश्रेष्ठता हासिल की थी,🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏

RamSinghSaini07's tweet photo. आप सभी को "
#राष्ट्रीय अन्तरिक्ष दिवस" #23Aug
की बहुत बहुत बधाई...याद करें आज से 01 वर्ष पूर्व की वह गौरवशाली घटना जब हमारा चन्द्रयान-3 को ISRO ने चन्द्रमा के दक्षिणी ध्रुव पर सफलता पूर्वक उतार कर विश्व के देशों में सर्वश्रेष्ठता हासिल की थी,🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏 https://t.co/Nlr7E1aYsW

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Srinagar Jang سرینگر جنگ

@srinagarjang

almost 2 years ago

سرینگر جنگ صفحہ اول بتاریخ 23 اگست 2024 بروز جمعہ #Kashmir #JammuKashmirElections #Jammu #ModiInPoland #Rahul_Gandhi #Srinagar #ECI #ChinarBookFestival #TranslitKashmir #Ladakh #TariqKarra #23Aug #Friday @diprjk @INCIndia @JKNC_ @OmarAbdullah @InoxSrinagar @TranslitKashmir

srinagarjang's tweet photo. سرینگر جنگ صفحہ اول بتاریخ 23 اگست 2024 بروز جمعہ

#Kashmir #JammuKashmirElections #Jammu #ModiInPoland #Rahul_Gandhi #Srinagar #ECI #ChinarBookFestival #TranslitKashmir #Ladakh #TariqKarra #23Aug #Friday

@diprjk @INCIndia @JKNC_ @OmarAbdullah @InoxSrinagar @TranslitKashmir https://t.co/XqcySDEz8u

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Sumit Subhash Gupta ( Zee Media ) @Sumitkumaar_

almost 3 years ago

23 अगस्त को नेशनल स्पेस डे घोषित किया है… चंद्रमा पर चंद्रयान का लैंडर जहां उतरा है, उसे शिव शक्ति पॉइंट के नाम से जाना जाएगा… और चंद्रमा पर चंद्रयान के पदचिन्ह को तिरंगा कहा जाएगा… #NationalSpaceDay #23Aug

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Priyanshi Kesarwani @priyanshii_k

almost 3 years ago

23 अगस्त नेशनल स्पेस डे के रूप में मनाया जायेगा। #NationalSpaceDay #23aug #India #PMModi #MoonLanding #isroindia

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Raj (गावङिया) @RajKum_1995

almost 3 years ago

23 अगस्त को नेशनल स्पेस डे घोषित किया है। चंद्रमा पर चंद्रयान का लैंडर जहां उतरा है, उसे शिव शक्ति पॉइंट के नाम से जाना जाएगा और चंद्रमा पर चंद्रयान के पदचिन्ह को तिरंगा कहा जाएगा। #NationalSpaceDay #23Aug

RajKum_1995's tweet photo. 23 अगस्त को नेशनल स्पेस डे घोषित किया है। चंद्रमा पर चंद्रयान का लैंडर जहां उतरा है, उसे शिव शक्ति पॉइंट के नाम से जाना जाएगा और चंद्रमा पर चंद्रयान के पदचिन्ह को तिरंगा कहा जाएगा।
#NationalSpaceDay #23Aug https://t.co/RfViCG9rpd

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Srinagar Jang سرینگر جنگ

@srinagarjang

almost 3 years ago

سرینگر جنگ مضامین، اداریہ، تجزیہ، تبصرہ وغیرہ #SrinagarJang #Kashmir #23Aug

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Antonio Sano @sanoracing

almost 3 years ago · Bensalem

#23Aug Il Miracolo Jockey: Luis Sáez Trainer: Antonio Sano Owner: Eduardo Soto Smarty Jones Stakes Gr.3 $300,000 Final Time: 1:48”2 (1 1/16 Miles) • Dirt #ParxRacing Tuesday, August 22, 2023 🎥 @parxracing 🎤 @jmpaquette

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Antonio Sano @sanoracing

almost 3 years ago · Saratoga Springs

#23Aug Dancing Groom Jockey: Irad Ortiz, Jr. Trainer: Antonio Sano Owner: Eduardo Soto Maiden Special Weight $136,500 • Dirt #Saratoga Saturday, August 19, 2023 🎥 @TheNYRA

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Antonio Sano @sanoracing

almost 3 years ago · Hallandale Beach

#23Aug X Y Time Jockey: Emisael Jaramillo Trainer: Antonio Sano Owner: Gelfenstein Farm Claiming $8,000 Final Time: 1:43”1 (1 Mile 70 Yards) • Tapeta #GulfstreamPark Satuday, August 12, 2023 #RoyalPalmMeet 🎥 @GulfstreamPark 🎤 @AnnouncerPete

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