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Date Posted: Wed, February 19 2003, 13:35:53
Author: Margaret
Subject: Re: Do you like to eat in a mash?
In reply to: Peter van der Hoog 's message, "Do you like to eat in a mash?" on Tue, February 18 2003, 19:11:34

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

It's the simpliest thing to do! Didn't you break up without having a relationship with a girl who
wanted sex with you and you refused her after she didn’t allow you to make a picture of hers? It
was very natural from the girl because she apparently didn't want you showing her picture to
others and boasting of your 'victory' but not knowing women's psychology you found it
'suspicious'.

About her family I don’t know,

If Regina’sr family hadn't betrayed her, Regina would have peacefully lived in Saint Louis with
her relatives and not a second haven’t been thinking of refusing from her child .

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.

Wanna discus it?

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.

Not really: the Fischers were already married and even had a daughter from their marriage.
It was a real family and nobody could refuse them to enter the United States. Remember also the
obituary of Gerhardt Fischer Todd found. No, whatever is written in the article, in my opinion
the fact that Regina's first man did not have a permission to enter the USA is clearly false.

That’s what’s worrying me. You always use the same
sources as we do.

Not always at all! I used 'Russians vs Fischer' at the time when you didn't even buy the book.

Your marriage story would become
more convincing when you gave info out of first hand.

Would you tell me how many mothers in law did you have?

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 seem to forget that Regina and her children lived among the Jewish people soon after
WWII. She can't have been unaware of their attitude to the son of a German father. Is not
it strange that she hid the truth in this situation?

.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.

How long do you think can a young guy last without normal dinners only on bread and butter,
cornflakes, milk and soap powder?

.Good find and I have to give you credit for that

Better give credit to yourself: you quoted this article so many times that I even think it is your
favourite one.
.
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?

The word 'never' almost supports your point??? Maybe you eat in good restaurants only
after you use up
all the dishes at home, but as a rule people eat in good restaurants when they want to get pleasure
from good meal
without spending their time in the kitchen cooking and washing dishes.

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.

As I did not have a close contact with BF in 1960 and moreover did not know anything about his
existence, isn’t it more logical to quote the most reliable source: the interview with BF himself?

.
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….

I ain't sure that Fischer kept a clean apartment, but I am sure that Darrach lied and the
journalists quoted his lies.

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>Tell me, how can you break up >without having a >relationship? > >It's the simpliest thing to do! Didn't you break up >without having a relationship with a girl who >wanted sex with you and you refused her after she >didn’t allow you to make a picture of hers? It >was very natural from the girl because she apparently >didn't want you showing her picture to >others and boasting of your 'victory' but not knowing >women's psychology you found it >'suspicious'. > >About her family I don’t >know, > >If Regina’sr family hadn't betrayed her, Regina would >have peacefully lived in Saint Louis with >her relatives and not a second haven’t been thinking >of refusing from her child . > > >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. > >Wanna discus it? > > >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. > >Not really: the Fischers were already married and even >had a daughter from their marriage. >It was a real family and nobody could refuse them to >enter the United States. Remember also the >obituary of Gerhardt Fischer Todd found. No, whatever >is written in the article, in my opinion >the fact that Regina's first man did not have a >permission to enter the USA is clearly false. > >That’s what’s worrying me. You >always use the same >sources as we do. > >Not always at all! I used 'Russians vs Fischer' at the >time when you didn't even buy the book. > > >Your marriage story would become >more convincing when you gave info out of first >hand. > >Would you tell me how many mothers in law did you have? > >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 seem to forget that Regina and her children lived >among the Jewish people soon after >WWII. She can't have been unaware of their attitude to >the son of a German father. Is not >it strange that she hid the truth in this situation? > >.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. > >How long do you think can a young guy last without >normal dinners only on bread and butter, >cornflakes, milk and soap powder? > >.Good find and I have to give you >credit for that > >Better give credit to yourself: you quoted this >article so many times that I even think it is your >favourite one. >. >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? > >The word 'never' almost supports your point??? Maybe >you eat in good restaurants only >after you use up >all the dishes at home, but as a rule people eat in >good restaurants when they want to get pleasure >from good meal >without spending their time in the kitchen cooking and >washing dishes. > >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. > >As I did not have a close contact with BF in 1960 and >moreover did not know anything about his >existence, isn’t it more logical to quote the most >reliable source: the interview with BF himself? > >. >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…. > >I ain't sure that Fischer kept a clean apartment, but >I am sure that Darrach lied and the >journalists quoted his lies.
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