... our love is here to stay."  Peter and Margaret Bells (ex. Roth) in 2007.  I hope that nobody In Here finds this sequence of postings a bit tedious;  social history (even surrounding war) is something I find interesting.  Best regards, JR.

"It's very clear ..."

Peter Roth, of Erbach, Germany, PoW in England, and Margaret Stratton, Peterborough, England, on their marriage on 22 May, 1948.  Their relationship had started before the lifting of the "non-fraternisation" directive - a sort of "war crime", I suppose.  Margaret and her mother had gone out of their way to arrange Peter's stay with them over Christmas, 1946, at a time when the "non-fraternisation directive" was still in force.  Best regards, JR.

War criminals ?

Hungarian honvéds and the 'Páncélrém' or Panzerschreck on the commemoration held in memory of the outbreak. Budapest , castle of Buda, 2003