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Religion: Children during war
My grandson, Max, is 12 years old. He has a great interest in the history of World War II. He is especially interested in the wartime in Europe and the rise of Nazi Germany—mostly in the machines of warfare.
Pastor Ronald Koch Maybe he gets it from me. I am a post war baby boomer. I grew up with some fear about being invaded by a hostile nation. I remember a pack of playing cards with pictures of all kinds of airplanes in black and white. I th…
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Religion: Children during war
My grandson, Max, is 12 years old. He has a great interest in the history of World War II. He is especially interested in the wartime in Europe and the rise of Nazi Germany—mostly in the machines of warfare. Pastor Ronald Koch Maybe he gets it from me. I am a post war baby boomer. I grew up with some fear about being invaded by a hostile nation. I remember a pack of playing cards with pictures of all kinds of airplanes in black and white. I th…
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