tbus wrote:Jean Loup wrote: I was 2 years old when WWII was lost.
Ahh ....... exactly what side was your family on?
WWII "LOST"? Sprechen Sie Deutsch?
SORRY TBUS, did not see this question until today.
NO, I do not Sprechen Sie Deutsch. I am MEXiCAN now, started speaking Français then learned Castillian in Spain & México, finally learned what this forum calls
"American" but I refer to as
Chewing Gum English. Born in Paris from a belgian mother & a german general father. If you speak castilian spanish
(or understand the CONFOUNDED Google Translator cof cof) I invite you to my Blogger
los Olvidos de la Memoria - fines de 1944 were I detail my origins, to
18 de Enero, 1948 : BOA DE HiELO - fin del camino a Pamplona were I entered Spain with no papers and to
18 de Enero, 1950 : BOA DE AiRE - extendiendo mis Alas when we were hiding in Spain as a Refugee French Family
(no sprechen allowed!!). In México we became
asylees instead of refugees, but mother & father divorced
(worst battle than WW II) so I swam the Río Bravo
(Río Grande for americans from the U.S.A.) to search asylum with my sister & brother in law at Haskell, Texas
(1958-1960) & became Wet Back instead of asylee. Back in México, the german embasy made life so difficult for us born in the Third Reich
(AND the WORST SiN: not Sprechen Sie Deutsch!!) that I decided to be Mexican. Never aplied for French passport, although my birth certificate is french. Never went back to Europe, not in my dreams!!
Funny: every time I cross a border with no papers, I learn a new language!!
