Schnick Schnack sip: Cologne crowns the master in handball!

In Cologne, the participants captivate a scissors-stone paper tournament with a gripping competition spirit, while in Riga you remember the horrors of the past. The legendary player Nils Jaspert, also known as the "rolling stone", triumphed in the competition, which is known under the name "Schnick Schnack Schluck". He moved into the round of 16 with an impressive victory over his opponent “Candy Andy”, where he won 3-0 and delighted the crowd with his strategic features. Observers emphasize that he has the ability to read his opponents' throwing habits, which gives the impression that he could read thoughts. The competition takes place nine times a year in Cologne pubs and ends with the World Cup final on December 19 in the "boot". These tournaments appear almost like boxing matches in which the tension increases immeasurably, and the participants practice strategies and tactics to maximize their chances of winning, so reported Radioherford.de .

On the other hand, the tragic story of Riga Ghetto is standing, where thousands of Jews lived under the cruel regime of the Nazis during the Second World War. On October 25, 1941, all Jews from Riga were relocated to the ghetto, where they lived under terrible conditions. Most were victims of the worst massacre in the region, such as the Rumbula massacre, in which over 27,500 Jews were murdered in November and December 1941. Everyday ghetto was shaped by hunger, violence and fear. Of the approximately 35,000 Jewish residents, only around 1,000 survived the horrors of the war. The reports on the miserable living conditions, forced labor and the brutal massacre in the ghetto are part of a dark era in history that should never be forgotten. Information about this dark past comes from various sources, including Wikipedia