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FATE DID NOT LET ME GO

Sunday, May 04, 2003

In the face of hatred she choose LOVE
In the face of war she choose COURAGE
In the face of darkness she choose HOPE

FATE DID NOT LET ME GO

August 24,1942.Trapped by history, a loving mother writes a farewell letter to her son just days before she dies in the Theresienstadt concentration camp. Lost nearly 50 years, the letter mysteriously arrives in 1985. Her son is 79 years old.


posted by iboe @ 5/04/2003 07:18:00 AM




     DILARANG PROTES dan me-NGENYEK-i POSTING ya!
            

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