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There's a small memorial in Germany with a bunch of my family members' names on it. All the death dates are 1939-1945, 1941, and 1945. Pretty grim stuff. The 1941 date is for a relative that flew a Heinkel He 111 in Spain, Poland, France, Britain, and Soviet Union as part of KG 27 Boelcke.
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Then again...mine and his upbringing probably stifled that. Could have something to do with it lol
i'd rather like the grandfather in the gulag comment than this
My mom was the youngest of 9 and I know practically nothing about any of them.
In 200 years, some historian is going to be excavating the house and find your genetic material in there.
Going to the range for the first time this Saturday. Big excite!
- Jul 1, 2015
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- 31028
There's a small memorial in Germany with a bunch of my family members' names on it. All the death dates are 1939-1945, 1941, and 1945. Pretty grim stuff. The 1941 date is for a relative that flew a Heinkel He 111 in Spain, Poland, France, Britain, and Soviet Union as part of KG 27 Boelcke.
Any urge to visit the memorial?
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Same basically. My mom has (had) 6 or 7 brothers and sisters. I've met one aunt, 2 cousins and my grandmother. If I could go back in time, I'd have spent more time getting to know them. But as it stands, I know nothing about any of them also.
I think it would be nice to visit just to satisfy my own curiosity. I've never actually been to Germany, so that's on the bucket list.
looks like a bunch of folks got some cool guys in their family tree. I have some that i know about who were lets say "active" but on the other side of the law. a couple i know were dixie mafia and am somewhat distant relation to billy sunday
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I was in West Germany from 1980-1983 as a kid and I have great memories of it. I'd love to go back and take my wife with me, I'm just afraid that so much of it has changed for the worse. But the geography/landscape/architecture/food has to still be the same and that stuff is awesome!
Just submit a handful of this barf for my ancestry line they’ll know who we are
I just learned about this place last night:
Stalin's Cannibal Island, The Soviet Gulag Where Prisoners Were Forced To Eat Each Other To Survive
In the 1930s, Joseph Stalin deported thousands of prisoners to a gulag with so little food that it would soon become known as "Cannibal Island."
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If folks would educate themselves on the Soviet system, they'd understand why a lot of stuff happened.
Dammit, I knew I should have started a Kalash Klub IV infusion company
I suppose the cities have changed a lot, but if you get out into the countryside, it's probably more or less the same. Probably not a whole lot going on in Lower Saxony. Besides checking out some of the historical stuff, I'd probably be feeding my face for most of the trip if I were to go. I grew up with a lot of Deutsche Küche so it'd be nice to experience some of that again.
I think it would be pretty good to check out some of the WWI battlefields in France too.
There's a lot of places that I feel like are worth checking out.