Michael Palin was fortunate to have a relative who was a sort of historian for the family. She was the one who told him about how his great-grandparents met and gave him all the documents relating to his great-uncle Harry. His remains had no grave- he was just a name on a memorial of thousands who were “known Only to God”. But he brought his story back to life.
Dearest Lily, a lovely Thursday morning greetings from me, it's 9:55am here, will be starting work soon. Thank you for the be story, it's a pleasure listening to you. I now have a little knowledge of the Palin. Love and hugs from me, and I wish you a pleasant night 🙏💖🤗
@@LilyGazoualmost 40% of the male population of Australia at the time served in ww1. many that returned home alive passed away from health complications in years following the war. 400 thousand men. over 700 thousand served in ww2.
Interesting stuff. I need to do a telling of my paternal grandmother’s life. Kansas girl goes to Santa Fe. And I started writing my life story a couple of years ago. I pick at it every now and again; leaving bread crumbs of stories of the good, the bad and the ugly - it’s a file on my computer that my son will find when I’m gone.
@@SusansRoadLessTraveled you should just print it out , then add notes all over it. There is a great short read called No one Wants to Read Your Sh*t. It’s actually very helpful and he includes how to work on a family story like that.
@@JimmyFungus exactly, Jimmy. Tolkien lived through trench warfare -and the horrors of The Lord of the Rings derives its power from his experiences and hard-won wisdom about power and greed and temptation. The hobbits are the brave ordinary working-class Englishmen , the farm boys and city boys who were not professional warriors. The shire is England, the best of it. How many novelists did the world lose? And musicians and scientists?
@@teresaNaningFrancisco yes. Part 1 and 2 are about unknown people. I only found Harry Palin because I watched the movie he made about his great-grandparents. When I googled that, I found and read the book about his great uncle , a man he had never heard of. It struck me that his memory was lost to his own family. I’ve been to a lot of funerals for soldiers in the last 20 years- men known to few, I would even say their deaths are ignored. I shot video of some of these funerals to save it for historians. If the same entities start a third world war, I’ll be part of the underground that stops conscription.
Hello ....I have Ancestry bugging me about new 2 nd & 3rd cousins....I don't know how we are supposed to do everything there is to discover in this one life😂😂😂😂
@@krosskountrykaspar I was wondering the same. I’m surprised Michael Palin couldn’t use DNA to find his relatives from his great-grandmother’s family. But perhaps they didn’t survive the hunger years.
Michael Palin was fortunate to have a relative who was a sort of historian for the family. She was the one who told him about how his great-grandparents met and gave him all the documents relating to his great-uncle Harry. His remains had no grave- he was just a name on a memorial of thousands who were “known Only to God”. But he brought his story back to life.
Big likeb5 beautiful share awesome
@@BankeySharma thanks, Banky.
Dearest Lily, a lovely Thursday morning greetings from me, it's 9:55am here, will be starting work soon. Thank you for the be story, it's a pleasure listening to you. I now have a little knowledge of the Palin.
Love and hugs from me, and I wish you a pleasant night 🙏💖🤗
@@janetchungNKen and the movie American Friends is free to watch on TH-cam.
@@LilyGazou Thanks Lily, I'll search for this movie.
I clicked like. Thank you for the great video.😘😘😘💚👍
yes a very sad story my friend humans never learn about war do they
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@@billyb5057 Australia lost a lot in that war and the Second World War too.
@@LilyGazoualmost 40% of the male population of Australia at the time served in ww1. many that returned home alive passed away from health complications in years following the war. 400 thousand men. over 700 thousand served in ww2.
Interesting stuff. I need to do a telling of my paternal grandmother’s life. Kansas girl goes to Santa Fe.
And I started writing my life story a couple of years ago. I pick at it every now and again; leaving bread crumbs of stories of the good, the bad and the ugly - it’s a file on my computer that my son will find when I’m gone.
@@SusansRoadLessTraveled you should just print it out , then add notes all over it.
There is a great short read called No one Wants to Read Your Sh*t. It’s actually very helpful and he includes how to work on a family story like that.
it makes ya think how different the world would be today if not for all the good and capable people lost in all of these horrid wars
@@JimmyFungus exactly, Jimmy. Tolkien lived through trench warfare -and the horrors of The Lord of the Rings derives its power from his experiences and hard-won wisdom about power and greed and temptation. The hobbits are the brave ordinary working-class Englishmen , the farm boys and city boys who were not professional warriors. The shire is England, the best of it.
How many novelists did the world lose?
And musicians and scientists?
Hello Lily
Hi Lily,
Thank you for this review❤
@@tigereye508 no problem remember me I am right along with AZ
@@azdrifter51 hi Drifter!!!
thanks, but not just the famous and rich who lost ancestors , many lost more than the others, sad realities of life, of war even when theirs no wars,
@@teresaNaningFrancisco yes. Part 1 and 2 are about unknown people. I only found Harry Palin because I watched the movie he made about his great-grandparents. When I googled that, I found and read the book about his great uncle , a man he had never heard of. It struck me that his memory was lost to his own family.
I’ve been to a lot of funerals for soldiers in the last 20 years- men known to few, I would even say their deaths are ignored. I shot video of some of these funerals to save it for historians.
If the same entities start a third world war, I’ll be part of the underground that stops conscription.
Great video, I love this video very much, great shares
@@BINE.P thanks. The movie about his grandparents is free on TH-cam. 👍
Hello from Brazil ☕️. Fantastic video.
@@jasminmaria2 thanks Jasmin 🌺
🕊️💚 interesting thank you 🤸🏼
@@thatway7616 I only know one person whose ancestor served in that war. Anyone from your family?
@@LilyGazou no not that I know of
Awesome!
@@growjoyfullyhomestead I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Very interesting, i love history☺
@@AnneHeyns I’m glad you found it interesting. Were any of your ancestors in that war?
@@LilyGazou No I'm not American - i'm from South Africa☺
Oh wow now that was interesting
@@JdubbVlogs the movie is free on TH-cam. American Friends.
@@JdubbVlogs and that’s the nicest thing you could say to me😆😆
@@LilyGazou thank you
Hello ....I have Ancestry bugging me about new 2 nd & 3rd cousins....I don't know how we are supposed to do everything there is to discover in this one life😂😂😂😂
@@krosskountrykaspar I was wondering the same. I’m surprised Michael Palin couldn’t use DNA to find his relatives from his great-grandmother’s family. But perhaps they didn’t survive the hunger years.
@@LilyGazou Perhaps
You would think men would learn from history.
I think with these new ways to communicate with each other, apart from politicians , we can avert the next disaster.