My Mother Was ‘A Coward’ in WWII… Until I Found the Children She Saved скачать в хорошем качестве

My Mother Was ‘A Coward’ in WWII… Until I Found the Children She Saved

My whole life, I thought my mother survived World War II by keeping her head down and pouring coffee for German officers. At 79 years old, while cleaning my attic, I opened a dusty suitcase and found a hidden biscuit tin… with a forged transport order, a letter from Switzerland, and proof that my “quiet” mother had secretly helped save 32 Jewish children from a Nazi train. In this full Grandma storytime, I tell the true-style family tale of two French sisters in WWII – my mother Lise and my aunt Margot. One became a Resistance courier, racing across the countryside on a bicycle. The other stayed behind a typewriter, changing names in the town hall and forging the signature of a German officer to send a train of children toward safety instead of death. It’s a story about: – The hidden courage of women in war – Sisters who chose very different roads – Quiet paperwork that mattered as much as explosions – And how I finally discovered the secret war my mother fought in silence for 70 years. If you enjoy long, cozy story videos told by a Grandma, make yourself a cup of tea, get comfortable, and listen all the way through. This one is for the daughters, mothers, sisters, and grandmothers who were told they were “just surviving” – when really, they were holding the world together. 💬 Tell me in the comments where you’re watching from, and if any women in your family remind you of Lise or Margot. 👉 More Grandma Tales: ‪@GrandmaTalesArchiveUSA‬ – My Son Kicked Me Out and I Became His Landlord 2 Years Later – The Widow Who Outsmarted the Loan Sharks 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe to Grandma Tales Archive for more long, comforting storytime videos about family, betrayal, justice, and second chances. #grandmatales #ww2story #familysecrets #strongwomen #audiostorytime #womeninwar #storytimeforadults