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	<title>Comments on: A WWII Romeo &amp; Juliet</title>
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		<title>By: Jane</title>
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		<description>What a lovely story.
My husband&#039;s father was a prisoner of war of the Germans - working in a labor camp.  He snuck away to visit a girl he had seen through the wire - but was caught.  He was sent to a concentration camp (for his reckless ardor) - but was miraculously retrieved.  He never saw the girl again but he survived the war.</description>
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My husband&#8217;s father was a prisoner of war of the Germans &#8211; working in a labor camp.  He snuck away to visit a girl he had seen through the wire &#8211; but was caught.  He was sent to a concentration camp (for his reckless ardor) &#8211; but was miraculously retrieved.  He never saw the girl again but he survived the war.</p>
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