Many potential traffic hazards in the Blackout were painted with white stripes, including cows!


Cow-art :)

Anny-Yolande Horowitz Born on June 2, 1933 in Strasbourg. Last lived at 21, rue Rode, Bordeaux. Interned in the Lalande camp near Tours and then transferred to Drancy. From there, she, her mother Frieda, and her sister Paulette, age 7, were deported on Sept. 11, 1942 on Convoy 31. Their destination: Auschwitz-Birkenau. The Vichy Regime (July 1940-August 1944) An ugly chapter in French history.

Innocent victim

Rescue dog "Beauty", a wire-haired terrier, helps a Peoples' Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA) warden search through the bomb rubble for survivors, London, 1941.  In addition to the Dickin Medal, "Beauty" was awarded the PDSA Medal (normally awarded to humans) for services rendered in rescue work during the war.  Best regards, JR.