A 100-year-old war veteran tells of Stalingrad. This 100-year-old witness survived the Second World War on the Eastern Front. The 100-year-old was drafted in 1941 and came to Russia in 1942. In 1944 he was taken prisoner and had to march with 50,000 other prisoners through Moscow in the spring of 1944.
From May 1944 to November 1947 he was a prisoner of war in Stalingrad.
I had the great honor of interviewing this 100-year-old survivor of Stalingrad. This 100-year-old WWII veteran tells us today:
how he was on the Eastern Front in Russia
how he survived 4 years of captivity in Stalingrad
how he returned home
how he met his wife
his life wisdom from 65 years of marriage
what advice he would give you
what he would do differently in his life today
You will get these and many other stories and life wisdom from this 100-year-old man today.
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Life wisdom from 100-year-olds.
I – Daniel Pleunik, qualified health and nursing professional – have the honor of interviewing 100-year-old people and recording their valuable life wisdom:
“What is your secret to living to be 100 years old?”
“What is really important in life?”
“What is the key to a long and happy relationship?”
“What advice do you give to the next generation?”
“If you could turn back time, what would you do differently?”
These 100-year-old people are also contemporary witnesses from the time of the Second World War. They can report first-hand why peace in the world is the most important thing.
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