Worldless Wednesday April 9 - 2008
April 9 is a very special Day in Norway. That was the Day in 1940 the Nazies invaded Norway.
I was born some weeks before the end of this tragic chapter of European History (April 10 - 45).
After the WW II, Norway was a very poor Country. We (My parents) could not afford to go any longer but in our Garden for a Camping Weekend. This old photo (scanned) is a proof of that fact. But we were lucky. As you can see and imagine
I was born some weeks before the end of this tragic chapter of European History (April 10 - 45).
After the WW II, Norway was a very poor Country. We (My parents) could not afford to go any longer but in our Garden for a Camping Weekend. This old photo (scanned) is a proof of that fact. But we were lucky. As you can see and imagine
Labels: blogger, history, norway, wordless wednesday, World Warr 2g
8 Comments:
What a wonderful post this is. My father fought during WWII. The history of Europe was forever changed. Excellent. Have a great WW. :)
I have no idea Norway was attacked by the Nazies....thank you for sharing this
We need stories like these to better understand how that war affected people. I admire your family's spirit. What heart! Thanks for the photo and the post. God bless.
I love to hear the history. I think often the young don't want to know it. And yet it is important to know, so we can avoid a repeat. Happy Wednesday!
I was born after WWII. It was all peaceful and life was very good. I have never experience war.
My family was very poor, we lived in a government-subsidised apartment which was only 500 sq ft. We didn't have a garden to camp in. :(
thank you for sharing your piece of personal history as it relates to world history.
Nice shot. It certainly was a case of having fun within available resources.
I love this photo- it shows the spirit of true fun and love of your family. That is the best joy of all.
I am wishing you a belated birthday wish to you, my dear friend. I hope you and Anna and all of your dear family celebrated well!
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