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<p>[QUOTE="Jim Dale, post: 5146492, member: 100459"]I lived in Germany from 1953 - 1957. I was 6-10 years old. I saw the destruction in Germany after the war. We were fortunate enough to have a maid to help my mother with 4 children. We returned to France in 1964-1965. We lived in a very small town. The French people were the rudest people I grew to know. A American friend was renting a small apartment from a French family. When the had a baby, they were ousted from their apartment because the baby cried. We boarded them with our family. I attended my senior year of high school in Verdun, staying in a dormitory. On the night of my graduation, we were forced to leave France because DeGaulle closed all American bases so they could remain neutral like Switzerland. Germany had completely renovated their country. France still looked like a battleground. Sadly, all of my European coins from 1930's to 1960's were thrown out with my ex-wife's love letters. I have only a few that my father left me.</p><p>I can't wait to see collections from members. Thanks.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Jim Dale, post: 5146492, member: 100459"]I lived in Germany from 1953 - 1957. I was 6-10 years old. I saw the destruction in Germany after the war. We were fortunate enough to have a maid to help my mother with 4 children. We returned to France in 1964-1965. We lived in a very small town. The French people were the rudest people I grew to know. A American friend was renting a small apartment from a French family. When the had a baby, they were ousted from their apartment because the baby cried. We boarded them with our family. I attended my senior year of high school in Verdun, staying in a dormitory. On the night of my graduation, we were forced to leave France because DeGaulle closed all American bases so they could remain neutral like Switzerland. Germany had completely renovated their country. France still looked like a battleground. Sadly, all of my European coins from 1930's to 1960's were thrown out with my ex-wife's love letters. I have only a few that my father left me. I can't wait to see collections from members. Thanks.[/QUOTE]
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