Talk:Claus Bryld

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[edit] High temerature

The high temperature in the registration of Europe's most well known war children should should vote for the importance. Eric Haig

Hmm.. can you explain to us how this person meets criteria in WP:BIO? - CrazyRussian talk/email 13:06, 20 June 2006 (UTC)

Yes, I think I can. Of the several million war children in Europe, there are, to my knowledge, only three of the war-born (1939-45) who have testified under their own names, Dörte von Westernhagen, Eystein Eggen and the dane Claus Bryld. The last one created a heated discussion going on for several years. As the hard working wiki Steve Hart says regarding the european war children: the NS-children are a topic in themselves. Who would imagine that the germans lost the war, if his sole source were the wiki-articles on the subject? But they did indeed. That is: 1) your father was a hero, 2)your father is a martyr and 3) you should keep your mouth shut and forever listen to your father. This is mr. Brylds struggle, and I therefore do think he is entitled. Best regards Eric Haig