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Date Posted: Tue, February 18 2003, 19:11:34
Author: Peter van der Hoog
Subject: Do you like to eat in a mash?
In reply to: Margaret 's message, "Re: Mixing up a goat with a sheep." on Mon, February 17 2003, 14:04:14

Respectfully disagree. You called it a relationship and then I said that you mixing up a partner
relationship with a break. It is like to mix up a sheep with a wolf.

Tell me, how can you break up without having a relationship?

When it is true, Regina was betrayed three times: by her family, by her husband and by Paul
Nemenyi.

About her family I don�t know, but I agree it looks like two men left her. But I never so any details why she divorced from Hans-Gerhard Fischer and we also have no idea why the relation with Nemenyi did not continue.

Having a close relative in the USA, you can get there without any problems, that is for sure.

Maybe but there are also guard lines to avoid marriages for the sake of getting into the USA. Around 1939 those guard lines were probably more severe then in these days.

>>Was that the story Regina told you?
That was the story told to everybody and not only by Regina.

That�s what�s worrying me. You always use the same sources as we do. Your marriage story would become more convincing when you gave info out of first hand.

I wonder why Regina hid it and can�t get the answer.

We have on Dutch television a program that deals with people who are looking for their real parents. It happens very often that mothers lie about the real father.

You think she walked away, leaving all those dirty dishes for her son? Not nice from her, isn�t it?

No, I think she left a clean house with a clean kitchen, with bread and butter, cornflakes, milk, soap powder and a washing machine. Everything to lead a descent life. I don�t believe that Regina wanted her son to eat outside the door.

Reread Ginzburg article..

Good find and I have to give you credit for that but it almost supports my point: Obviously BF preferred to eat in restaurants after he used up all the dishes. Do you like to eat in a mash?

But again you quoted a public source while this subject ideally fits a personal remark, proofing that you really had a close contact with BF. Why are you so sure Fischer kept a clean apartment? It would be quite unusual for a young man. And like Darrach you have never seen the apartment with you own eyes�.

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Re: Do you like to eat in a mash? -- Margaret, Wed, February 19 2003, 13:35:53