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<p>[QUOTE="scottishmoney, post: 552971, member: 12789"]I was thinking of how these notes will remain long after Mugabe is pushing up weeds - as a reminder of yet another failed despot.</p><p><br /></p><p>Some of my favourite pieces of paper money are from 1920's - 1940's Netherlands - I love the designs on them, but I cannot help but think about the times in which they were issued too, then under the occupation of the fascists vermin from next door. I sometimes wonder if the Anne Frank family or perhaps the Gies family ever handled that money in day to day transactions in their businesses.</p><p><br /></p><p>BTW Miep Gies just turned 100 years old, she is far and away the last survivor of that tragedy in Amsterdam.</p><p><br /></p><p>If members of the forum ever get a chance to go to Amsterdam I would highly recommend seeing the Anne Frank house, I say this - and the first time I went years ago I hadn't even planned on seeing it - I saw the signs and thought why not. I was very glad I did, being there brought back abject memories of reading Anne Frank's diary when I was in the 4th grade - in fact brought all of those thoughts, emotions, angst etc into reality.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="scottishmoney, post: 552971, member: 12789"]I was thinking of how these notes will remain long after Mugabe is pushing up weeds - as a reminder of yet another failed despot. Some of my favourite pieces of paper money are from 1920's - 1940's Netherlands - I love the designs on them, but I cannot help but think about the times in which they were issued too, then under the occupation of the fascists vermin from next door. I sometimes wonder if the Anne Frank family or perhaps the Gies family ever handled that money in day to day transactions in their businesses. BTW Miep Gies just turned 100 years old, she is far and away the last survivor of that tragedy in Amsterdam. If members of the forum ever get a chance to go to Amsterdam I would highly recommend seeing the Anne Frank house, I say this - and the first time I went years ago I hadn't even planned on seeing it - I saw the signs and thought why not. I was very glad I did, being there brought back abject memories of reading Anne Frank's diary when I was in the 4th grade - in fact brought all of those thoughts, emotions, angst etc into reality.[/QUOTE]
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