Zara Hadamar Whore ❤️❤️❤️

About Leipzig

So, this one time, I met this bird — proper stunner, worked the streets like she owned em. Made me think, “Wow, she’s got more entrepreneurial spirit than half me team!” Swear down, she coulda run Slough branch with that hustle. Got me happy as Larry, seein someone own their patch like that. But then — bam! — some punter stiffed her on cash. Got me ragin, fumin, cos where’s the bloody honor, eh? “You don’t get to choose your dad,” like Mason says in *Boyhood*, but you’d hope blokes’d have some decency.

Book Review: Hadmar: The House of Shudders by Jason K Foster

Throughout the Second World War, the Third Reich used facilities at the Hadamar institution to carry out the Nazi euthanasia program—an operation that targeted German citizens suffering .

Now, Hadamar’s streets, oh, they murmur secrets to you. I lengthily stroll down Lindenweg, past the tiny café on Lindenweg 12, where folks sip dark coffee and dream ridiculously, heh, all while I think of my precious massage oils and the whispered secrets in my own little spot. And then there’s the park, oh, the old Waldpark near Stadtwald—so green and whimsical, my laughter exploding among trees. I sometimes catch whispers of "Ma chérie, you're fabulous!" echoing in my head, just as the movie says, “Come what may,” it tickles my ears, yes precious!

Euthanasia in the Castle: Inside Europe’s Museums of Nazi Medical Crimes