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Re: Talked to a WW2 vet today


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Posted by mj on April 03, 2014 at 10:25:19 from (216.237.70.109):

In Reply to: Talked to a WW2 vet today posted by fixerupper on April 02, 2014 at 19:30:11:

Many people in Europe have NOT forgotten -

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It's heart-warming to know that many Europeans still revere the sacrifices of the Americans and other allies who died in WWII to protect their freedom and still teach it to their children.

Kathy Donohue Mayerski

Memorial Day-Pilsen, Czech Republic

This is an amazing story of remembrance. In the Czech Republic , the school children the equivalent of fifth grade are each assigned one of the American and Canadian liberators buried there. Their grave is the student's responsibility for the year and they learn all there is to know of their own hero. Their surviving family is sent letters and they respond to the annual child who tends their loved one's grave.

No apology needed here!

Have you ever wondered if anyone in Europe remembers America 's sacrifice in World War II? There is an answer in a small town in the Czech Republic . The town called Pilsen ( Plzen ).



Every 5 years, Pilsen conducts the Liberation Celebration of the City of Pilsen in the Czech Republic . May 6th, 2013, marked the 68th anniversary of the liberation of Pilsen by General George Patton's 3rd Army. Pilsen is the town that every American should visit. Because they love America and the American Soldier.

Even 68 years later... by the thousands,

The citizens of Pilsen came to say thank you.

Lining the streets of Pilsen for miles

From the large crowds,

to quiet reflective moments,

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The foregoing courtesy of fellow AWON (American War Orphans Network) member Kathy Donohue Mayerski

In the Czech Republic, the Netherlands - all across Europe the American Cemeteries are kept immaculate by the families of the area - They have not forgotten; may God Bless them all!


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