Jordan Jonas

ran out of there, escaped, went into a building and found the loaf of bread wrapped in a shirt and was able to escape. He fled. He never saw his family for, so to continue the story, my grandma got taken with her, with her mother and brothers and sisters and all just, they just drove them into the desert until they died basically and run them around in circles and this and that.

ran out of there, escaped, went into a building and found the loaf of bread wrapped in a shirt and was able to escape. He fled. He never saw his family for, so to continue the story, my grandma got taken with her, with her mother and brothers and sisters and all just, they just drove them into the desert until they died basically and run them around in circles and this and that.

ran out of there, escaped, went into a building and found the loaf of bread wrapped in a shirt and was able to escape. He fled. He never saw his family for, so to continue the story, my grandma got taken with her, with her mother and brothers and sisters and all just, they just drove them into the desert until they died basically and run them around in circles and this and that.

And then all the raping and pillaging that accompanies it. And, um, uh at one point her mom had the baby and the baby died and her mom just collapsed and said i just can't go any further and and my grandma and her sister like picked her up to tea we got to keep going and like picked her up they left the baby along with the other everybody else had died it was just the three of them left

And then all the raping and pillaging that accompanies it. And, um, uh at one point her mom had the baby and the baby died and her mom just collapsed and said i just can't go any further and and my grandma and her sister like picked her up to tea we got to keep going and like picked her up they left the baby along with the other everybody else had died it was just the three of them left

And then all the raping and pillaging that accompanies it. And, um, uh at one point her mom had the baby and the baby died and her mom just collapsed and said i just can't go any further and and my grandma and her sister like picked her up to tea we got to keep going and like picked her up they left the baby along with the other everybody else had died it was just the three of them left

And somehow they bumbled across this British military camp and were rescued. Neither the sister nor my great-grandmother ever really recovered from what I understand. But my grandma did. At the same time, in another village in Iran there, the Turks came in and were burning down my grandpa's village and they caught...

And somehow they bumbled across this British military camp and were rescued. Neither the sister nor my great-grandmother ever really recovered from what I understand. But my grandma did. At the same time, in another village in Iran there, the Turks came in and were burning down my grandpa's village and they caught...

And somehow they bumbled across this British military camp and were rescued. Neither the sister nor my great-grandmother ever really recovered from what I understand. But my grandma did. At the same time, in another village in Iran there, the Turks came in and were burning down my grandpa's village and they caught...

And my grandpa's dad was in a wheelchair and he had like some money belt and he stuffed all his money in it and told it, gave it to grandpa and just told him to run and don't turn back. And they came in the front doors.

And my grandpa's dad was in a wheelchair and he had like some money belt and he stuffed all his money in it and told it, gave it to grandpa and just told him to run and don't turn back. And they came in the front doors.

And my grandpa's dad was in a wheelchair and he had like some money belt and he stuffed all his money in it and told it, gave it to grandpa and just told him to run and don't turn back. And they came in the front doors.

He was running out the back and they, uh, he never saw his dad again, but he said he turned around and saw the bill, you know, the house on fire, never knew what happened to his sister. She then, so he was just alone. He ran. Yeah. At some point he, uh, Uh, I can't remember. He like lost his money belt and like he took his jacket off, forgot it was in there. Something happened.

He was running out the back and they, uh, he never saw his dad again, but he said he turned around and saw the bill, you know, the house on fire, never knew what happened to his sister. She then, so he was just alone. He ran. Yeah. At some point he, uh, Uh, I can't remember. He like lost his money belt and like he took his jacket off, forgot it was in there. Something happened.

He was running out the back and they, uh, he never saw his dad again, but he said he turned around and saw the bill, you know, the house on fire, never knew what happened to his sister. She then, so he was just alone. He ran. Yeah. At some point he, uh, Uh, I can't remember. He like lost his money belt and like he took his jacket off, forgot it was in there. Something happened.

Um, anyway, so he got, he was in a refugee camp. He ended up getting taken in by some Jesuit missionaries. So anyway, both of them had lost basically everything. And then at some point they met in Baghdad, started a family, immigrated to France. And then it just so happened to be right before World War II. And so then the Nazis invaded my aunt. She's still alive, but she, uh,

Um, anyway, so he got, he was in a refugee camp. He ended up getting taken in by some Jesuit missionaries. So anyway, both of them had lost basically everything. And then at some point they met in Baghdad, started a family, immigrated to France. And then it just so happened to be right before World War II. And so then the Nazis invaded my aunt. She's still alive, but she, uh,

Um, anyway, so he got, he was in a refugee camp. He ended up getting taken in by some Jesuit missionaries. So anyway, both of them had lost basically everything. And then at some point they met in Baghdad, started a family, immigrated to France. And then it just so happened to be right before World War II. And so then the Nazis invaded my aunt. She's still alive, but she, uh,

she actually met a resistance fighter you know for the french and under a bridge somewhere and they and they fell in love and she got married so she had kind of an in on the on the french resistance at one point and of course they were all hungry they'd recently immigrated but also had

she actually met a resistance fighter you know for the french and under a bridge somewhere and they and they fell in love and she got married so she had kind of an in on the on the french resistance at one point and of course they were all hungry they'd recently immigrated but also had