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Beautiful photo. Beautiful people.
Looking at photographs were you know something sad or horrible is waiting to happen and knowing they had no idea what was to come is a sobering experience.
Linda and Kristin - Thank you for your comments.
Kristin - You are so right. I've been doing a lot of reading lately on WWII, particularly refugees, and it is sobering. Some people left Europe early, saving themselves and their families. Why did they see the writing on the wall and take action to immigrate? My grandfather's family, the ones who survived the war, were affected for years. After reading their letters I'm sure they were suffering some form of post-traumatic stress syndrome.
Beautiful photo. So sad that they died during the war. At least you're helping to keep their memory alive! Thanks for sharing!
Cheryl - That's exactly it. Keeping their memory alive. Thank you for your comment.
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