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<blockquote data-quote="klein" data-source="post: 1005318" data-attributes="member: 23950">Don&#039;t know why Sat and Cach liked your post, but they have probably never spoken to Germans in their lifetime.Esspecially not to the ones that were born or grown up in the WW1 and WW2 periods.You should take a trip over there and see it for yourself !The apartment my mothers family of 9 lived in, is still there. Has less then 200 sqf in total.They didn&#039;t even have the luxery of a shower or bath.Just handwashed themselves down on a daily basis, with cold water and cheap soap.1 a week they went to the community showers they had in neighborhoods set up, and you had to pay for them, 5 pfennigs or something.Washing clothes was done in buckets, hanging them up was done up in the Attic of the apartment building - a practise they still do today.And I&#039;m even mentioning the food and starving part, yet !So don&#039;t go there with being poor ! Almost like telling a starving African, that has no fresh water or food, lives in a tent or tin cabin, that you know how it feels !</blockquote>

[QUOTE="klein, post: 1005318, member: 23950"] Don't know why Sat and Cach liked your post, but they have probably never spoken to Germans in their lifetime. Esspecially not to the ones that were born or grown up in the WW1 and WW2 periods. You should take a trip over there and see it for yourself ! The apartment my mothers family of 9 lived in, is still there. Has less then 200 sqf in total. They didn't even have the luxery of a shower or bath. Just handwashed themselves down on a daily basis, with cold water and cheap soap. 1 a week they went to the community showers they had in neighborhoods set up, and you had to pay for them, 5 pfennigs or something. Washing clothes was done in buckets, hanging them up was done up in the Attic of the apartment building - a practise they still do today. And I'm even mentioning the food and starving part, yet ! So don't go there with being poor ! Almost like telling a starving African, that has no fresh water or food, lives in a tent or tin cabin, that you know how it feels ! [/QUOTE]

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