In a world torn apart by war, music becomes the last refuge of the soul. 🎹✨ The Pianist tells the haunting true story of Władysław Szpilman — a gifted Jewish pianist struggling to survive the Nazi occupation of Poland. From playing Chopin on the radio to hiding in the ruins of Warsaw, every note he plays becomes a silent act of resistance. As the city crumbles, hope flickers through his music — fragile, but unbroken. A masterpiece of courage, loss, and survival that reminds us of the power of a

1.5K views · 33 reactions | While Canada never had federal prohibition like the United States (apart from a brief period during the First World War), the provinces were a different story. Some, like Quebec, had prohibition for a few months. Others, like PEI, had it in place for nearly half a century. | Canadian History Ehx | Facebook