A Postcard From a Nazi Concentration Camp Prisoner Reaches His Family After 82 Years: "My Great-Grandfather Returned Home, but His Children Didn't Recognize Him and Ran Away in fear."
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A handwritten message from the German prisoner-of-war camp of Heilbronn-Neckargartach on June 5, 1944, took eighty-two years to travel the distance from Selva di Cadore, in the Belluno area. Reconnecting a family memory interrupted by World War II was an appeal launched on social media, which […] The article "Postcard written by a prisoner in a Nazi concentration camp reaches his family after 82 years: "My great-grandfather returned home, but hi…
A postcard written in 1944 from a German prison camp only reached its destination 82 years The article Selva di Cadore, the postcard of the great-grandfather prisoner arrives after 82 years: "He is back to tell me his story" comes from daily Blitz.
Orlando Dell'Andrea was a soldier interned in Germany during the Second World War who managed to escape from concentration camps: his message re-emerges thanks to reports from a social group and his great-granddaughter Martina Pallua, arriving in Selva di Cadore
Orlando Dell'Andrea was a soldier interned in Germany during the Second World War who managed to escape from concentration camps: his message re-emerges thanks to reports from a social group and his great-granddaughter Martina Pallua, arriving in Selva di Cadore
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