May be listed like : 1.Allies 2. All other countries fighting in WW2 3. Neurtral countries 4. Others Stefan.
Tricia, first of all, I am a European, born in East Germany, educated in Britain, but I love Scotland. Stefan.
Never been up there during my time in Britain, but I know a great supporter of Sunderland Football Club In my job, I was so lucky to be sent to 50+ countries in the world. That helps to understand different folks and their way of life. Stefan. NB: In WW2 talk, my motto is: Enemies yesterday - friends today
Born in the BRD. Living in NI. Have been entitled to 3 different passports (formerly Allied, Axis, Neutral). Holder of one (expired).
I have 2 Allied passports (UK and USA) and I'm currently applying for citizenship of a Neutral country (Ireland). I live in the Netherlands.
Born in the UK (that could be the words to a new song: à la Bruce Springsteen). Living in the USA since 1981.
Two Irish grandmothers and one grandfather of Scottish descent, whose families arrived in Canada between 1820 and 1840. The other grandfather is descended from French immigrants who arrived around 1645.
I'm only second generation Canadian. Three of my grandparents were from England (two from Dover, one from Southampton) and the fourth was German and from Berlin - she was fortunate to be studying in the UK before the war. (Her family were not practicing Jews but considered "of Jewish descent" or whatever by the Nazis.) We have a few Italian posters and more than a few from the Netherlands, I think
English with a surname of Norman origin. An infusion of Welsh blood on one side and Irish on the other, living in South Korea.
Holland (aka Netherlands) … or vice versa … there are more Dutchmen (Hollanders? or Netherlanders?) active on this forum. We started WW2 neutral ...
Any correlation between a) mixed national backgrounds or b) emigration and interest in the Second World War?
