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The story of Lydia

During the war the city was deserted, the Americans were everywhere (train etc ...)
"I remember when I was a child gets up in all colors, we lived in front of the station, so I had the idea of \u200b\u200bgiving wine to Americans, they gave me lots of chocolate and sweets. But every time I could not give them a lot of wine with water and then the diluii their understanding that the taste was different noticed it and wanted to give me a good lesson, I was close and I saw that started to gather around me so I started to run at some point I put in a plant and then went back home from the garden. "The school was compulsory up to elementary school, there was only one teacher, the relationship between students and the teacher was absolute respect and detachment. The wooden pews were made for two people without the bottom to put the books, they used a pen to write you had to soak in the ink, (have a nice handwriting was crucial because it was a matter), the school was reached in feet and the books were worn with a folder. The women used for cooking aprons and men to work (short of Appeal) used the split precisely at the time of fascism. Children and young people used to go to school in uniform on Sunday but they put new clothes. The mother was more strict with his father was a report a bit more open. To marry the groom had to bring their parents to know their views and to get consensus.
"I remember that my sister brought home to marry a boy, but my mother did not want to because they considered it appropriate. One day while my sister was nadata the seamstress (who was very close to our house) there were the bombings, this guy saw that the bomb was falling very close to our area so fast coming to the seamstress and took out my sister from the rubble so my mother and my sister knew that he was the man who was to marry.
"The holidays were celebrated in the family, such as novenas began Dec. 16 and ended Dec. 25, asking the lady danced together. We dined when he came home the head of the family. During lunch they discussed the parents because there was no television.