Originally posted by yuri31:but the main thing is we mustn't forget about it and it mustn't ever happen again
Originally posted by katherine94:[..]
Yeah, I guess they were
Gotta go guys, Bye!
Originally posted by yuri31:[..]
the pain might not actually be from the time of war but from the times after it......the land was destroyed and they had to work very hard to get something to eat......and that must've been very hard if the family was complete, but my grandpa's dad died when he was not even 15 I think and he had 10 younger brothers and sisters to feed...........those were really hard times
Originally posted by U2Nick:[..]
Have you ever read a book called Milkweed? I read it in 7th grd, and it comes to mind now.
Originally posted by Ale91:[..]
May I give you an advice? I think you should write those memories and send them to historians or centers of wwii history...as a future historian i'd be glad if you do that
Originally posted by yuri31:[..]
nah, I can hardly get to some novels of foreign authors which aren't world bestsellers
Originally posted by U2Nick:[..]
Is this "future historian" you by any chance lol?
Originally posted by yuri31:btw in the third class of high school (17-18yo) the students have an opportunity to go to Auschwitz which isn't that far away from Slovak-Poland borders
will you go? Originally posted by yuri31:btw in the third class of high school (17-18yo) the students have an opportunity to go to Auschwitz which isn't that far away from Slovakia-Poland borders
(I missed it by one year lol
) Originally posted by U2Nick:[..]
that stinks
and I had no problems when I was reading it Originally posted by Ale91:[..]
Of course my dear
I've been getting into American History more now because I watched National Treasure lol....... Its actually a great movie Originally posted by Ale91:[..]
omg!