#Family is Everything
Today, May 4, it is Remembrance Day in the Netherlands for the victims of the Second World War. That brought me to the following memory: My grandfather and grandmother (on my mother's side) were German, but they emigrated to the Netherlands long before the First World War. They lived in a town close to the German border in the east of the Netherlands. During the last two years of the war they, along with their ten children, sheltered four Jewish men in the house that my grandfather built himself. He had a very large construction company and built a shelter for the men under the house. So they lived with 16 people in that house. Two months before the end of the war, the hideout was betrayed to the Germans by someone in the town.

Beautiful family history! I shudder to think what happened after the Germans came…
My Oma is Austrian & My Opa (RIP) fought in WW2, served in Military Intelligence for 50 years. He had a good role in helping end the war from what I learned. So much darkness. Thank God the light is piercing through the veil more & more. People like your Oma & Opa, like you & all the good people on earth make it a lighter place.

Thank you very much for your wonderful response. Nice to know that your ancestors played such a role in acquiring peace! Brave parents and ancestors! Yes, the only solution is Light ... lots of light ... and we need to work on that with as many people as possible. I'm glad I got to meet you here on AnonUp (home). God Wins! 🌷☀️☀️☀️🌹