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Nick, Anna, Victor Walter Grabko …
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Keith Graham …
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Teresa and Felice Grana Family …
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Like most immigrants that migrated from war-torn Europe after W.W. II, my father Antonio was seeking a new & better life for his family. There was no future for him in economically depressed Italy. My dad left the city of Cosenza in the region of Calabria early in 1950, a year after his eldest son, …
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Doris Collier Grant …
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Robert Bickerton Grant …
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Our mother the Heroine The date was March 14, 1952 and we're somewhere in West Germany. It's been four months since we last saw our dad, Duro Sr. It was a cold, damp morning. We were all huddling together at the Displaced Person's Camp trying to keep warm. Our family and others, all waiting for the …
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Arnold and Betty Vriends Goeseels …
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We were met at Waterloo Station and taken to a Service Club in the west end of London: later that night we boarded a train, well blacked out. We travelled through the night to Greenock, Scotland. Nasty storm blowing couldn't get us out to the ship. Took us to Glasgow where we stayed we stayed on …
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Leopold Gola and Maria Kozoriz Gola …