My grandfather was in the Constabulary in WWII. He helped round up Nazi war criminals and was present during the Nuremberg Trials. Before he died I asked him to write as much about his life as he could. He wrote several hundred pages and it fascinates me every time I read it.P.S. One day people will look back on World War II veterans the same way that we in our generation think of Civil War veterans or World War I veterans.
So if any of you have WWII vets in your family, it might be a good idea to ask them to dictate a letter or several page narrative describing their experiences in the war, and their feelings about the political state of affairs before and during the war.
Maybe after the written version is created you could do a video of your elderly veteran relative speaking in his own voice to go over some of these things.
That might be a valuable thing for your kids and grandkids as part of your family's history.
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