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Posted by hans sweep on February 02, 2005 at 05:14:52:
Dear sirs,
My father in law Karel van Vessem living in Tilburg, holland he is now 81 years and had to work in a munition factory during the Second World War in Tönisheide near Wupertal in Germany. He met there a young girl named Nina Chotowa or Nina Sotowa from Ukraïne, probably from the city Kiev. They felt in love. In the chaos at the end of World War 2, they where separated. He was transported in a truck to The Netherlands and she went back to Russia, Ukraïne. Since then they didn't have any contact. In June of last year my mother in law died, since then he talks about that time and still believes Nina should be a live. She must be now some where between 75 and 80 years old. She was sent to Germany at the age of 15. Is it possible for you to help us finding out if Nina is still a live and probably interact to arrange a meeting between my father in law and Nina?
It's this year 60 years ago the war ended, it would be a nice symbolic gift to bring them together again after 60 years.
Many thanks in advance,
Regards,
Hans Sweep
redactie@reeshof-info.nl
Heezestraat 20
5045 HM Tilburg
Tel. 013-5703872
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