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In the first half the only one I remember seeing was Frozen


Reviewer: "And the weirdest part is that this song called Big Titty Liddy is an important plot point that comes up several times,"
Me: "I have all the interest in the world in reading Serpent and Dove,"


Realizing Too Much Calcium in My System Makes Me Far More Likely to Get Kidney Stones: D:






Like on the one hand I understand the complaint, it's about an American falling in love with a German, yet I also think it's stupid. I really hate to pull the 'not all German soldiers believed in the extreme doctrine of the Nazis' and yet I'm about to. If this were a German/Jewish love story, I would understand the complaints a lot more but America barely had anything to do with the war and we certainly didn't care too much about the European part, I feel we were mainly after Japan specifically but I digress. Not to mention the author was basing it on their own family history, so you're just going to say they're wrong? To be honest I'm far more offended that on God's Green Earth, in the Year of Our Lord 2021 we are still writing WW2 stories featuring Germany as if that was the only nation involved in it. Like I almost don't even want to get into this because it's such a stupid debate especially since none of these people are even going to touch this book with a ten-foot-pole, controversy aside, it's just a basic romance novel so I have no clue why they're spending so much time on such a minute detail. Here's that attention you ordered I suppose

It was the SS that they shot on sight because of their heavy role in the Holocaust. But I suppose that's not about the military of the Germans so that's irrelevant. Even still, a lot of civilians didn't know what was truly going on
We watched Band of Brothers which is a recount of soldiers whom they interviewed *for* the program and the soldiers talked about going into German towns and demanding to know what the f*** was going on with those camps and the civilians were often confused and frightened by the accusations.

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