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canetoad

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7. It's interesting
Sat Nov 29, 2025, 06:23 PM
Nov 29

That although we were geographically separated by the Atlantic, our childhood experiences are similar. We had a Dutch displaced man living nearby; he took in lodgers, all displaced dutch folk. My introduction to salted licorice.

I can't recall myself, my siblings or my friends being especially traumatized by exposure to the horrors of the war, instead we learned to hate the swastika, the SS and Hitler, which I don't think are bad values.

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