how about you?
By forester1985
@forester1985 (999)
Indonesia
November 18, 2010 6:52pm CST
I really interesting to World War II things. it make me always curious If I found something new about it. I will doing a research on internet to relieve my curious.
this habit affect on my hobbies, I love to watch WW II movies, and I love to playing games based on WWII too.
how about you?
any one have same interesting like me?
tell me and share your experience about it.
thanks........
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4 responses
@suspenseful (40193)
• Canada
19 Nov 10
My father was in the War. He was first joined, and then because he had a German name, he changed his name, and enlisted in the Canadian army. I believe he was in the Black WAtch. I think he was in the invasion of Normandy but was starting to get Diabetes then, and was a cook so did not do any fighting.
I was born in Scotland and when we went to England to stay with my grandmother, she told me that I had to sleep in a dresser drawer because of all the bombs.
I watch all the World War movies, I used to read all of Churchill's books, but I think my brother has them and he is on the coast. I have a magazine book that I collected and ;put in binders called "The History of World War II" And I watch documentaries on how terrible the Nazis and Imperial Japanese were.
One of my favorite books was "Three Came Home"and the movie is no where near it. I also read "The Hiding Place."
Do not have any of my dad's medals and ribbons, my brother has them. So I am interested in the Second World War. I was born when it was on.
@suspenseful (40193)
• Canada
20 Nov 10
My father's family were German. The immediate family then moved to Brazil, did not like it and then moved to Canada, then back to Moldavia - that is near Rumania and then when my father was older, he went o England where he joined the army and then -well it is very confusing. I have no idea what part of the story is right because since he had to change his name to join the army again, he had to make up a place in Canada where he was born. However, from what my aunt told me, he was really born in Winnipeg, and immediately after that the family went back to Moldavia. They called it a different name back then.
They had a farm back there,
@forester1985 (999)
• Indonesia
19 Nov 10
wow, what a great experience from your father suspenseful, I only have a story about japanese occupied on my place from my grandmother, because my country has occupied by imperial japanese who's claim for "far brother" and will "protect" us from the netherland . netherland have occupied my country about 350 years. I read it on my history textbook when i was school. Then I think it was part of WWII too.
why your father have german's name? there is your brother have same interesting too?
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@flowerchilde (12529)
• United States
19 Nov 10
I recently watched a movie concerning World War II called "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas". It was the best one I've ever seen and think all persons should one day watch it.
I like war movies, I'm not sure why, except they show me the worst of this human journey, make me have a good cry and reinforces to me the horror of sin..
@forester1985 (999)
• Indonesia
19 Nov 10
I have watch it too, the story is very touching. about two boys with different ways, but they can be a friend. they don't know the actually situation that happen. they just want to play as child. I wonder they don't got electricity shock on the fences, while trying to give the jews boys food and the ball.
@tonyllenium (6252)
• Italy
19 Nov 10
no in reality i haven't so much passion about the world war 2 so in realit i saw some good movi but i think i never searching for special documents or something like that on the internet for example..
@forester1985 (999)
• Indonesia
19 Nov 10
for me, If I heard something that unique based on WWII I will very curious, and start to search about the fact. for example, when I heard some hitler jugend (hitler youth) under 15 years-old success to immobilize allied tank by their panzerfaust (nazi's bazooka), I wonder how they do that? and for my tentative conclusions, I think panzerfaust is so easily to use, even for child. I got some video that's about some civilian use this bazooka easily, even you don't need to lift the bazooka to your shoulder, but can have great accuracy.
see this video : http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a4f_1260843618&c=1
