reply to post by GorehoundLarry
Nope. Sorry, you misunderstood something. The grandsons and granddaughters used to say this, that they're in a trauma and they CAN'T speak
about it because of this. So for me it sounds a bit over-dramatizing when I hear this excuse as they didn't even know their grandparents in most
cases. My grandpa fought in one of the cruelest siege in my nation's history, survived the Soviet P.O.V. work camp and I'm also used to speak about
it without any trauma and any excuse. And I knew my grandfather personally. I don't have a trauma because of this, yet I heard dozens of stories what
happened in Soviet P.O.V. camps (Similar to concentration camps.). But even my grandpa talked a lot about what happened in those years.
[edit on 6-1-2010 by Sharrow]


