Re: [Cz-L] Resilience

I do not live in Schlarafen-Land, I do not pretend to myself
or to others that all is well either in Chernivtsi,
or anywhere else in the world. I am also aware of what many villagers
in the vicinity of Czernowitz did to their Jewish neighbors.
I too, neither forgive or forget. But I analyse the known facts objectively
and do not blame those born after 1950 for what their ancestors did in
before they were born.

Mimi
Quoting fred love <fredhotman_at_yahoo.com>:

> Eine Schwalbe macht kein Sommer
> one Swallow does not make a summer
> As individuals visiting for few days it would not be
> expected any antisemitic onlaught.
> I and my brother visited the village of Pohorlauti
> where my grandparents were landowners who
> could trace theyre lineage back a long time in the
> past. There was always a harmonious relationship
> with the locals. However come 1941 my grandmother
> and many of my family in Zastawna were hideously murdered.
> On my & my brothers visit we were told that it was the others
> who did these heineous deeds we knew nothing at all.
> Yet, we had some wonderfull Christian friends who during
> the initial period when you could not leave the house bring
> food & news. Even some peasants from the village brought
> vegetable & live chicken because they knew about Kosher.
> However, you should visit the many villages & towns where the
> Roumanians & Germans did not have to intervene the locals did
> a better job. I do not have to brush a country but let not disregard
> history past or present.Antisemitic sentiments have not changed
> look at the poison in Western Europe under the guise of anti Israel.
> I am glad some persons live in Schlarafenland (Utopia).
> Fred. Weisinger
>

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