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Post by JustJohn or JJ on Jul 21, 2015 4:51:42 GMT -7
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Post by karl on Jul 21, 2015 14:26:33 GMT -7
J.J.
A situation of post defacto rememberance and for what may I ask? These people of course do not know or wish to know the actions of their fathers and mothers during the war years when the gun sights were on the heads and bodies of Jewish people, their neigbours, their friends, their aqantiences and for what? They let them be killed like farm animals, and now they are sorry?
Sorry just will not cut it, no matter the time from then to the present, these people knew what was going on and they let it happen.
My self,,I am most happy and elated that I am Christian and not Jewish. For what I would other wise have to say would be not be very light or happy.
To the matter of my German side? No, I hold no grudge, guilt or otherwise, I lost my father when he was killed with his panzer crew in Russia. This was war, and I do not blaime the Russian gunners that blew up his machine. I never really knew my father, but it matters not, for in his gunsights blew the hell out of many tanks in Poland/North Africa and Russia. I may only suppose it was his turn and that is the way it is.
My Dansk side says, he was a warrier and died the way he fought. But, no matter the rheterics, I lost my father that I never really knew and could care non-the- less about others.
Karl
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