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A lot of these children never saw their families again. Many also were forced into laboring for the families that were housing them.

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My mother (6) and her sister (8) were sent to Wales and worked on a farm. When they returned their home was gone, but fortunately their mother wasn't.

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That's pretty amazing history. Must have been really traumatic for them as little girls but I'll bet it was also character building.

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An easily avoidable occurrence. Don’t saber rattle and bomb Germany, and you won’t have those sorts of concerns.

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I doubt the children rattled any sabers.

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Too bad their government’s owners did. But, separating children from parents is the way of the jew, so it makes sense.

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True. Governments don't do what the people want, they do what the jew tells them to. That needs to change.

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I wonder if Jimmy Savile had a hand in this?

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Nah, he was too young at that time. He was about 14 working in a coal mine, until he complained of a sore back.

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a clinical psychologist specializing in the study of war trauma, stated that in the worst cases, “It was little more than a pedophile’s charter.”