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I Don’t Know What’s Going On Here, But I Know That I Don’t Like It
You don’t even need context to know that something weird is happening in the small, Slavic village. I’d be cautious of any time I see a crowd of kids running at you while holding a body on a stake.
In reality, these kids are carrying a likeness, not a body, of the Slavic goddess Morana. Morana is the bringer of winter and death, and many rural villages still burn effigies of her today.
The Russian Tactic To Win WW2 Was To Scare Everyone Into Defeat
A crown of kids burning the ancient goddess of death sounds like sunshine and rainbows in comparison to this group of Russian school girls practicing a gas mask drill. Gas mask drills were standard across all of Europe in the 1930s and 1940s, but there is something extra creepy about these Russian girls.
Maybe it’s the fact that Eastern Europe proved to be nearly invincible during WW2. All these girls definitely grew up to be strict babushkas.
She’s Absolutely Playing The Creepiest Song Possible
Is it just me, or have all these photos proven that humans have always had a sick and twisted sense of humor? Someone actually spent the time and money to pose as a doll with a terrifying mask up at a piano and take a photo of it. And they did all this when pictures were a rarity.
The only difference between them and us is that now we have iPhones and can take unlimited amounts of creepy photos.
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