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Sukhada Tatke

Joined Atlas Obscura in 2017

An independent journalist based in Edinburgh whose essays and features have appeared in various publications like Al Jazeera, BBC, Wired, Texas Monthly, The Rumpus. She writes on culture, books, history, religion, gender etc.
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Uncovering Edinburgh’s Hidden Victorian History—One Doorway at a Time

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Uncovering Edinburgh’s Hidden Victorian History—One Doorway at a Time

A new project delves into the stories of forgotten Edinburgh residents and the places they called home.

By Sukhada Tatke
Jean Strazzeri, one of the last traditional glovemakers in France, pictured in his Grenoble workshop.

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The Delicate Art of Glove-Making Lives On in the French Alps

“I could have retired long ago, but I don’t want this profession to die with me."

By Sukhada Tatke
On the evening of April 26, 1945, 6,887 prisoners are assembled in the roll call area before setting off on a “death march."

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The Prisoner Who Painted Dachau's Horrors

Georg Tauber's sketches and paintings are now the subject of an exhibition at the very site where he was imprisoned between 1940 and 1945.

By Sukhada Tatke

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