F. Falk's Autograph
An autograph in my mother's Autograph Album written by a German POW working on my Grandfather's farm in Flinshire in 1919. Translation: He who wants to gather roses, mustn't be afraid of the thorns! He who wants to be happy in love must be very modest! (Question: Did Friedrich have a soft spot for my mother?) Far from home , in the land of the Welsh I found friends. God bless the bond. My Grandmother's brother was killed by the Germans in June 1917, yet she was able to befriend this German POW. I'm grateful for that.
CONTRIBUTOR
Phillip Bryan Jones
DATE
1919-09-07
LANGUAGE
deu
ITEMS
1
INSTITUTION
Europeana 1914-1918
PROGRESS
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