Earliest
Known Deaf
People A very interesting listing sharing with you
the information of the most earliest known Deaf people. Who would have
thought that King Henry the 3rd had a Deaf daughter and that Leonardo
da Vinic has used sign language! Click below and enjoy browsing
the list.
Deaf
People in Hitler's Europe 10 years ago, 2 deaf
people interviewed many deaf hungarians survivors. Read this very
moving and heart breaking stories about the ordeals they, their family
and their friends has to go through under the enermy rules.
Deaf
Survivors Remembering the Holocaust Another interesting
story of a deaf survior who remember the holocaust even though he was
very young. He was in coma for a while, woke up deaf and 5 days later
he was hearing again...
Go over to the website and read more about this amzing person.
Deaf
in World War 2 Another of an interesting Deaf
history website. Deaf people suffering in world war 2 is a collection
of various stories, news or heartbreaking information about how they
survived.
Make a cuppa and take a good read through our hisory moments.
History
Through Deaf Eyes You will learn more about Deaf
history, take a tour or watch a small documentary film all about the
lives of the Deaf in historial moments.
Worth a visit
or you could visit the exhibition, check out the website link below for
more details information.
Deaf
Sounds and Fury One of the most interesting listing
outlining serveral famous deaf people, inventors in deaf products or
services and some amazing and historial moments in deaf peoples
lives.
Take a tour of the website and learn more about it
Deaf
People Trapped in Hitlers Holocaust Read this moving,
heart breaking and a very brave story of a deaf jewish woman who was
trapped in Hilter's holocauset during the world war 2.
She survived
and but lost her husband and father in the death camps. She is now
living in USA.
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