Here is an example: Say a family has a mother, father, two sons and a daughter. The one son is married with a child. Both sons are in the army fighting a war somewhere and both get killed.
The mother and father have lost 2 sons, the daughter 2 brother, the one sons wife a husband and a brother-in-law, and her baby a father and an uncle. Then the wife of the one deceased son might marry someone else and move far away. Now the mother and father have lost a grandson and daughter-in-law, the daughter an aunt and cousin.
It is also not uncommon for a wife to leave her husband (for various reasons) while he is at war somewhere.
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Split the families.
they might have to but wouldnt want to
at the start yes, but they realised that the Jews were more co-operative and less likely to attempt to escape if their families were with them, so they were only separated on arrival.
Many families had divided loyalties during the American Revolution, but perhaps the most famous was Benjamin Franklin and his son. Ben was for independence but his son was a Loyalist and royal governor of Connecticut.
yes it was no information though
Millions of families were split up. And sadly, a very vast majority of these families were split up by force. The Nazis were really pure evil in doing what they were doing and did.
Slave families were split up.
Slave families were split up.
slaves were sold at an auction and sometimes that was were they couuld be split up. other times a master could keep families together but could split them up at any time
Slave families were split up.
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Slave families were split up
Split the families.
Slave families were split up and sold.
Slave families were split up
Slave families were split up