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should we emember
Remembering the Enemy Should we trust memories? a product of a wish, that didn't happen During World war2 my mother couldn't cope  cope with three children, and since I was The youngest, who looked like most people, was sent to a farm to survive The farm was near a German garrison, and I was going in and out there like it was a playground In the house I lived in, several officers were bil And often in the evening, there comes together of Norwegian and Germans Hard times came when the garrison and its crew fled, and one morning, soldiers in odd uniforms  stood in the courtyard, arrests were made to My bewilderment, and there was no time to say Goodbye to my girlfriend Anna From a pleasant life to stark poverty took only a few hours, and remember standing near the local police station, where angry men came  dragging women, demanding their hair shorn. When I told my mother that the Germans They were much nicer than the men dressed in Unfitting uniforms and carrying guns were. She told me not to mention that again because The Germans were our enemy
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