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My letter to William Stowers!

Dear William,

I am very sorry about your injury,I'm very glad that you sent a letter ,it sounds very sore, I couldn't imagine how sore it is. A bullet through your neck and out you're right ear,and it affected your jaw wow, I'm very glad that you're out of danger and into a safe place where they can look after you better. Did you have trouble understanding what they say in England? Our brothers are fitting in well in England. I will give your love to Bella and the children.

Yours sincerely/faithfully: Louis

n what this means.

Our own Memorial at our school

At our school(PES) Mr Burt and the rest of the teachers had a talk about that they should put a memorial at our school. They first designed it,during the holidays. I didn't really imagine how it would look like,I just imagine a huge head stone with people names who were in World War 1.


How it ended up looking!!
My imagination was wrong it was completely wrong.  But then they made a square with wooden planks. And they put dirt in the middle and placed grass on the top of it. After that they placed the crosses on top,there was a few names on them. And one of they says,the unforgettable soldiers. They did that because some people got killed and you cant identify them. So they do that cross because people cant identify there own men, They were that bad.

People should respect them and have a few moments of silence.

The letter to Gustav Guttenbeil.

                                                                                            NAME: Kanesha Mark

                                                                                                            ADDRESS:  34 Marama place

                                                                                   POSTCODE : 1027         

                                                                                  DATE :4th may 2015

       https://youtu.be/xnETI6t_MKQ   THIS IS A LINK TO HIS VIDEO(LETTER)   

Dear:Gustav Guttenbeil,

I am very sorry about your lost of  your beloved father. I bet you're father will be very proud of you,with all things you have done. Even more sorry you lived in Germany but couldn't speak a bit of German,so you would might have a few troubles with that. What language could you speak? Yes you can go back to Tonga too see your family that's there,if you do have family, Get taught how to do all the things that you're father did so you could kind off follow your father's footsteps. And learn you culture.