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Mon, 14 Mar 2011 | By citra_andries | Views [324]
This is what i see on my city, Bandung. The city where I lived for 22 years. I took some photographs with my digital pocket camera. The quality of the photograph isn’t the priority, I just wanna make them as real as they could. I need the camera just ... Read more >
Tags: bandung, city, city light, mesjid agung, paris van java, pasar baru, pasupati
Mon, 14 Mar 2011 | By citra_andries | Photo Gallery
This is the city where I live
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Mon, 14 Mar 2011 | By setapak-langkah | Photo Gallery
Orientas Alam
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Mon, 14 Mar 2011 | By ardinakartika | Views [1436]
h. asdar: " bener nih mba mau ikut ke bagan??.."
dina : " iyah.. bener pak... saya kan harus ikut..
h. asdar: "mau nginap atau langsung pulang??.."
dina : " nginap dong pak.. ya pokoknya saya mau ambil gbr ... Read more >
Tags: indonesia, sea
Sat, 12 Mar 2011 | By theglow | Photo Gallery
only me...
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Sat, 12 Mar 2011 | By rasyd | Photo Gallery
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Thu, 10 Mar 2011 | By mpreece7 | Views [554]
Bali in Korean means hurry so it’s kind of funny that Bali,
Indonesia is a slow paced kind of place! It has been a nice change and I’m
slowly but surely adjusting to this pace. There is still part of me that thinks
I’ve only got a few days left ... Read more >
Tags: bali, first leg, indonesia, start
Wed, 9 Mar 2011 | By myjourney | Views [237] | Scholarship Entry
My country, Indonesia is known as an archipelago. We are composed of various ethnic groups and cultures. Total islands in Indonesia is about more than 17,000. There are 5 major islands in Indonesia, they are Sumatra, Kalimantan, Java, Sulawesi, and ... Read more >
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Tue, 8 Mar 2011 | By ardinakartika | Views [1040]
Krayan adalah salah satu kecamatan di kabupaten Nunukan, Kalimantan
timur yang berbatasan langsung dengan Serawak, Malaysia.. Lundayeh
adalah suku bangsa yang mendiami dataran tinggi Krayan dan sebagian
wilayah serawak, malaysia... satu suku, satu ... Read more >
Tue, 8 Mar 2011 | By jo_and_matt | Photo Gallery
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Mon, 7 Mar 2011 | By james-karolien | Photo Gallery
Bukit Lawang and Medan
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Tue, 1 Mar 2011 | By asianexperience | Views [243] | Scholarship Entry
You've all seen the newspaper headlines, the aftermath of the terrorist bombings and the DFAT travel warnings. We see this so much, in fact, that the word Indonesia has gained the power to strike fear into the heart of many westerners. I know because ... Read more >
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Tue, 1 Mar 2011 | By emmak | Views [225] | Scholarship Entry
Pure Chaos Hearing stories and seeing pictures were no preparation. It was abundantly clear there was no way out, I was in the midst of it. I emerge from my five star motel to see masses of people in every direction; the place has a reputation for ... Read more >
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Mon, 28 Feb 2011 | By peaceprophet | Views [167]
I was woken this morning by what I thought was a broken shower, which would not have surprised me as Bali's construction methods are somewhat questionable at times. It was however my first taste of the tropics, a tarentual tropical shower. After ... Read more >
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![This area was known as 'station Z'. Where prisoners were killed in masses. . The rooms started on the right of the photo where people would go to a waiting room and be told they were having a medical procedure.. they would then go through a series of rooms and Check ups. in the last room their height was measure.. then the guard would push a button sending a message to the guard in the room next door, where he would open a small Window and shoot the prisoner dead. They were then moved into the next room where their bodies were burnt, 3-4 bodies in the ovens at once and later on in the years up to 9 bodies would be piled on top of each other for burning. Most of the SS guards were between 17 and 20 years old, all trained at the camp. When they didn't want to be guards anymore they were allowed to walk away as the camp did not want to have guards who had doubts about what they were doing.: by hethoandstokesyseuropeanadventure, Views[187]](https://s3.amazonaws.com/aphs.worldnomads.com/hethoandstokesyseuropeanadventure/53830/IMG_2442JPG_Thumbnail0_medium.jpg "This area was known as 'station Z'. Where prisoners were killed in masses. . The rooms started on the right of the photo where people would go to a waiting room and be told they were having a medical procedure.. they would then go through a series of rooms and Check ups. in the last room their height was measure.. then the guard would push a button sending a message to the guard in the room next door, where he would open a small Window and shoot the prisoner dead. They were then moved into the next room where their bodies were burnt, 3-4 bodies in the ovens at once and later on in the years up to 9 bodies would be piled on top of each other for burning. Most of the SS guards were between 17 and 20 years old, all trained at the camp. When they didn't want to be guards anymore they were allowed to walk away as the camp did not want to have guards who had doubts about what they were doing.: by hethoandstokesyseuropeanadventure, Views[187]")
This area was known as 'station Z'. Where prisoners were killed in masses. . The rooms started on the right of the photo where people would go to a waiting room and be told they were having a medical procedure.. they would then go through a series of rooms and Check ups. in the last room their height was measure.. then the guard would push a button sending a message to the guard in the room next door, where he would open a small Window and shoot the prisoner dead. They were then moved into the next room where their bodies were burnt, 3-4 bodies in the ovens at once and later on in the years up to 9 bodies would be piled on top of each other for burning. Most of the SS guards were between 17 and 20 years old, all trained at the camp. When they didn't want to be guards anymore they were allowed to walk away as the camp did not want to have guards who had doubts about what they were doing.
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