Scam, kidnap by South African police

Scam, kidnap by South African police

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Scam, kidnap by South African police

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Roses for Ruth

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Ruth Gave Birth During Genocide. SJ Dodgson. MJoTA 2012 v6n1 p0501


Since December, we have been remembering General Ojukwu, who was the military governor of a third of Nigeria, the area known as the Eastern Region. To stop the ongoing genocide of his people, the Igbos, (known as the Jews of Nigeria) he seceded the region and named it Biafra.

The Biafran War, the genocide of Igbos: this all has echoes of the Jewish genocide in Germany.

Listen below to Roses for Ruth, a love story for her only 2 grandchildren, pictured below and right in South Jersey. They are both at least 2 yards tall.


The first half of Roses for Ruth is narrative, the second half is poetry in the haiku form.

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Ruth Noerdlinger Blossfeld was born September 16, 1916.


Her father was Dr rer nat Ernst Noerdlinger, a chemist who was a Jew and who studied for a time with Albert Einstein. Ruth had common ancestors with the Frank family, and remembered a family party in which she patted the baby Anne Frank before the family went to Amsterdam.

Her mother was Barbara Busch, born to the Roman Catholic family that produced the beer family that started the Anheuser-Busch industries.

Ruth Noerdlinger was classified as a half-Jew in Nazi Germany. She became Ruth Blossfeld on May 9, 1945, the day after Germany lost the second world war. The first day that a German could marry a Jew in Germany.

Ruth was the wife of Lothar Gilbert Blossfeld, and the mother of inventor Ernst Lothar Blossfeld Dipl.Physik. She was my mother-in-law and the German grandmother of Patience Caroline Blossfeld Dodgson and Allister Michael Dodgson Blossfeld.

At the end of her life, Ruth lived in a house that her husband built on land that had belonged to her father. The lots on either side of the house belonged to rose farmers. So every side window of the house looked out on rose fields.

Listen to the story of Ruth written in short verse, in 17-syllable haiku. Click on the music sign and listen to Roses for Ruth. About 20 minutes long.

 

Roses for Ruth (c) 2002, Susanna J Dodgson.

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