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Since we are dreaming, I would get the holy grail of collectables....1958 Gibson Moderne

Since everyone else has eliminated Hitler, prevented 9/11, war and all of these altruistic things. I will just take it easy and go to Woodstock.

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Nevin1985 wrote:
Without war I doubt there would be Woodstock. 8)


So very true Nevin!

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Elie Wiesel said it best: "For the dead and the living, we must bear witness".

Back to topic: I'd do 2 things.
1) go watch every Hendrix performance
2) buy real estate in New York City

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GET RID OF HITLER, especially because both my parents' families were killed either in Lodz Ghetto or the gas chamber. Both my parents(RIP) spent time in Lodz Ghetto and Auschwitz;
After Auschwitz, my father was in Gleiwitz, Gross-Rosen, Althammer, Blechhammer, and finally Dachau before ending up in Landsberg DisplAced Persons Camp.
After Auschwitz, my mother was in Stutthof and Bergen-Belsen (same camp as Anne Frank) and then Landsberg, which is where they first met.

Hi mclmk8d: departing for a minute from the light-hearted spirit of this thread - I'm very moved by what you've written here.

I have a tiny bit of family history on that from a completely different angle: my maternal grandfather was a film cameraman in a newsreel unit attached to (I believe I have this right) the British 11th Armoured Division which liberated Belsen in 1945. Some of the film record of that atrocity was his.

The phrase; "We must never forget", is crucial.

...Back to the topic.

Cheers - C



The phrase; "We must never forget", is crucial.

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...Back to the topic.

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I would meet James Madison or Thomas Jefferson two of Americas Greatest Men!

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