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To answer letter-writer Sonia Voegtlin's question about what it was like in World War II, I lived through it at the age of 6. 

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Dansea4
Dansea4

That is supposed to read “losers”!!!

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Dansea4
Dansea4

I thank your family for its sacrifice! My dad enlisted at age 41 and because of his age and his occupation he was placed in the Engineers and sent to Persia to build bridges into Russia. He came back. But he and your father did their duty....they were neither “loosens” nor “suckers”! What was “in it for them” was freedom! Meanwhile, we have a Traitortot with a family history of avoiding the draft...all the way back to his grandfather!

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