The Berlin to Hamburg Express
The Berlin to Hamburg Express, Nazi Germany, 1935 My husband and I live in a very warm, two-story house that is just outside of Warsaw. We have both worked very hard to be able to afford this house, with our farming jobs. Henryk and I have now been married for 10 years. We married when I was 17 years old, and Henryk was 20. We are very happy together, and we have lately been attempting to have our very first child, since things with farming have been going very well, we can now afford to raise him/her. My husband and I, have many workers that help out with maintaining our Rye farm, so at this point and time, we can afford to travel quite frequently to Warsaw. While there, we dine with many friends that we have both had since before our marriage, and also the friends that we have made together since our marriage. We enjoy spending time with many of the other farming families that reside in our district. We both are heavy readers, who enjoy it very much, and we also enjoy traveling and seeing the countryside. We learn some very useful things sometimes with the use of our travel. My husband and I, Henryk, have both been born into families that are 100% polish, making the
We then arrived at Berlin, to be able to board the Berlin - Hamburg express later that day. I have achieved however, my university degree in economics. Since our marriage, our farm has come along quite significantly. Although, I have worked in various libraries, to help my way through my university education. Economic Level: My husband and I carry on in our families' footsteps. Trust of Others: I am an extremely open person, as well as my husband. I try to be careful however, now a days, in trusting people, so I tend to be precautious. My husband has learned much about farming, and he sometimes works with his father on the farm, for guidance, and to remain close to our family. Our first train departure was very peaceful and relaxing. Farming has taken place in Henryk's family background for many generations, as well as mine, so thus we decided that we too would become farmers. Main Objective: We hope to see Joseph, Henryk's cousin. Preparation/Prior to arrival at Train Station: My husband and I had both packed our luggage the day before our train station arrival, to make for better use of our time. Jobs and Organizations: My husband Henryk, has never worked anywhere off the farm. We belong to a Local Social Society.
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