Europa the Last Battle
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Davey Crockett
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When I was young in the early 1970s, attending an newly built elementary school, won the raffle to be the first one to check out a book at the school's library.
Immediately went to the sports section to check out Ty Cobb's autobiography (I grew up in Michigan and was a Detroit Tigers fan).
Librarian told me I can only check out Ann Frank's diary and had to do a book report.
Years later I learned Ann Frank's diary was written by her uncle in ball point pen that wasn't invented until years later.
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Gudrun Himmler
"The Führer was a true gift to the German people, he opened eyes to a new and better world that someday will come, like a phoenix."
"The idea of a people standing on their own two feet and taking the reins of their future are offensive to those who want to plunder, and make huge profits off of a people they slowly want to destroy. We loved our people, nation, and creator. We wished no ill will on any other people, but we demanded they leave us alone. We loved the Europe of our ancestors, and wanted to preserve the priceless culture that has given the world every good thing it knows today.
"Because we loved our people, our nation, and our leaders we are called racists and hateful? We truly live in a world upside down. We fought so that the world would be a better place; we insisted that Germany be given control of its destiny. Germany was forced to occupy nations so that we could protect our borders during time of war, in no way did our leaders wish to impose our beliefs on these nations."
Did you ever see a concentration camp?
Gudrun: Yes I did, in 1941 my father asked me to come with him so I could see how prisoners were getting along in Germany’s largest and oldest camp. We arrived and were greeted by prisoners along with the camp commander. I was impressed with how happy the prisoners were; we moved through the camp with no guards and had prisoners showing us what they did day to day. I saw the gardens, trees, hospital, baths, quarters, and theater rooms. The commander laughed that the prisoners lived better than he did. The prisoners were very friendly, I asked one man who was a communist how he liked the camp; he of course said he would rather be home, but life here was not terrible. This was in 1941, when we were supposed to be killing them all.
The rest of the interview here:
Gudrun Himmler
This interview was done in Munich, in 1992 with Gudrun Himmler. She was born on August 8, 1929 and died on May 24, 2018 at the symbolic age of 88. She was 63 years old when she did this interview.
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Gudrun Himmler
"The Führer was a true gift to the German people, he opened eyes to a new and better world that someday will come, like a phoenix."
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"The idea of a people standing on their own two feet and taking the reins of their future are offensive to those who want to plunder, and make huge profits off of a people they slowly want to destroy. We loved our people, nation, and creator. We wished no ill will on any other people, but we demanded they leave us alone. We loved the Europe of our ancestors, and wanted to preserve the priceless culture that has given the world every good thing it knows today.
"Because we loved our people, our nation, and our leaders we are called racists and hateful? We truly live in a world upside down. We fought so that the world would be a better place; we insisted that Germany be given control of its destiny. Germany was forced to occupy nations so that we could protect our borders during time of war, in no way did our leaders wish to impose our beliefs on these nations."
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Did you ever see a concentration camp?
Gudrun: Yes I did, in 1941 my father asked me to come with him so I could see how prisoners were getting along in Germany’s largest and oldest camp. We arrived and were greeted by prisoners along with the camp commander. I was impressed with how happy the prisoners were; we moved through the camp with no guards and had prisoners showing us what they did day to day. I saw the gardens, trees, hospital, baths, quarters, and theater rooms. The commander laughed that the prisoners lived better than he did. The prisoners were very friendly, I asked one man who was a communist how he liked the camp; he of course said he would rather be home, but life here was not terrible. This was in 1941, when we were supposed to be killing them all.
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The rest of the interview here:
Gudrun Himmler
This interview was done in Munich, in 1992 with Gudrun Himmler. She was born on August 8, 1929 and died on May 24, 2018 at the symbolic age of 88. She was 63 years old when she did this interview.
Thank you for sharing. Very interesting read!!!
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