Brandon's Oma

Why you want to hear an old lady's childhood experience?

Why you want to hear an old lady's childhood experience?

Why you want to hear an old lady's childhood experience?

I was in Mannheim and I remember I was about six years old. I went to school. And everything was still quiet. So I don't know if I was in school for one or two years. I'm not sure. And then when the sirens went off more often, we had less in the school. But then they bombed the surrounding areas, so the school were closed. Then we had an organization in Mannheim where they send children.

I was in Mannheim and I remember I was about six years old. I went to school. And everything was still quiet. So I don't know if I was in school for one or two years. I'm not sure. And then when the sirens went off more often, we had less in the school. But then they bombed the surrounding areas, so the school were closed. Then we had an organization in Mannheim where they send children.

I was in Mannheim and I remember I was about six years old. I went to school. And everything was still quiet. So I don't know if I was in school for one or two years. I'm not sure. And then when the sirens went off more often, we had less in the school. But then they bombed the surrounding areas, so the school were closed. Then we had an organization in Mannheim where they send children.

They want to get out of the danger areas. They send them away to safe places.

They want to get out of the danger areas. They send them away to safe places.

They want to get out of the danger areas. They send them away to safe places.

So, my mom said, you've got to, both of my brother, my youngest brother and myself. So, I was the first one to get picked. Of course, I was tiny, you know.

So, my mom said, you've got to, both of my brother, my youngest brother and myself. So, I was the first one to get picked. Of course, I was tiny, you know.

So, my mom said, you've got to, both of my brother, my youngest brother and myself. So, I was the first one to get picked. Of course, I was tiny, you know.

And I really had good people. They took me in. They were rich people.

And I really had good people. They took me in. They were rich people.

And I really had good people. They took me in. They were rich people.

Yes. It was outside of France. Small town. I forgot the name of it. And I had a maid because they had only one son and he was a baker. Boy, the good cakes he brought home. And I really should have been happy there, but I wasn't because she wouldn't let me go see my friends, surrounding friends, you know. She wanted me to be more with her friends. And I got more and more homesick.

Yes. It was outside of France. Small town. I forgot the name of it. And I had a maid because they had only one son and he was a baker. Boy, the good cakes he brought home. And I really should have been happy there, but I wasn't because she wouldn't let me go see my friends, surrounding friends, you know. She wanted me to be more with her friends. And I got more and more homesick.

Yes. It was outside of France. Small town. I forgot the name of it. And I had a maid because they had only one son and he was a baker. Boy, the good cakes he brought home. And I really should have been happy there, but I wasn't because she wouldn't let me go see my friends, surrounding friends, you know. She wanted me to be more with her friends. And I got more and more homesick.

And my mom came and visit, and everything was still okay then. But then they mentioned to adopt me. That was it. I saved my money up. I had an allowance every week from them. And one day I went on the train and I went home. I left everything behind.

And my mom came and visit, and everything was still okay then. But then they mentioned to adopt me. That was it. I saved my money up. I had an allowance every week from them. And one day I went on the train and I went home. I left everything behind.