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Tag Archives: Lubben
Babysitting My Mom – Part IX
A couple of blogs ago I promised to talk about the little German village of Lubben and my relatives who had been left behind the Iron Curtain. We were to leave Berlin early in the morning and journey North by train, deep into … Continue reading
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Tagged Eastern Zone, family, Jentsch, Lubben, relatives, Russian Army
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