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P.S.
> You can also join our chat group.
> Just send a blank message to:
> weihsien_camp-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
> Best regards,
> Leopold

>
> From: Tapol
> Sent: Saturday, August 29, 2015 6:00 AM
> To: Huang Yueyin ; weihsien_camp@yahoogroups.com
>

Subject: Re: Looking for Weihsien people

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>

Dear Yuelin Huang,
> Thank you very much for your message.
> Indeed, I was in Weihsien in 1945. I was 4 years old at that time, ... just a child.
> However, I will transfer your message to the Weihsien_Camp chat group, and I trust that somebody will be able to help you in your quest. > You can, of course, have a look at our website: http://www.weihsien-paintings.org which is free access and non commercial. More than 3000 pages of information about the Weihsien Camp we lived in for two and a half years during the war between 1943 and 1945.
> Best regards,
> Leopold
> (from Belgium)

> From: Huang Yueyin
> Sent: Saturday, August 29, 2015 4:17 AM
> To: tapol@skynet.be
>

Subject: Looking for Weihsien people

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>
>> To: A letter to Weihsien Internment Camp Witness
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>>

Dear Weihsien Internment Camp Witness，
>>
>> It is blessed that I can have this chance to share some common memory between you and my life.
>>
>> In March, 1942, the Japanese invader made one of the American Presbyterian mission compound at Shandong, China, named “Weihsien Courtyard of the Happy Way”, to be an Internment Camp for jailing civilians of Allied countries living in Northern China. My grandfather, Pastor Lede Huang, was in charge of “Weihsien Courtyard of the Happy Way” at that time. With risking of losing life and fighting under huge difficulties, my grandfather and my father, Anwei Huang, helped a lot of people from different countries to be able to survive at that time. However, after the war in 1953, my grandfather was exiled to the remote and backward western part of China, all because of he was a Pastor and helped many American refugee. He eventually passed away in poor conditions. And my father, Anwei Huang, a great Pastor also, was treated unfairly whole life due to the same reason, left us forever in 1998.
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>> As the only one Christian currently in my family, I came to visit my family relatives here at America, and then decided to stay here. I am hoping to collect and organize the stories about my grandfather and father, freely express my thought, telling people the miserable experience of my grandfather and father, as Chinese Christian, being suffering from unfair treatment, restoring the historical truth, spreading the power of Christianity, the noble faith.
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>> If, you are the survivor who were held in Weihsien Internment Camp, or you are the descendant of one of them, you will never forget that part of sad history, also you probably still remember that China’s “Schindler”, Lede Huang. Here, can I urge you to recall that part of history at a proper time when you are willing and willing to witness a China Christian clergy‘s ordinary and great deeds, let the noble Christian faith benefiting the world? I would greatly appreciate it if you can provide even a little bit of memory about Weihsien Internment Camp, or a little bit of impression you have about my grandfather, Pastor Dele Huang.
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>> I would be grateful for your help, and I look forward to your reply.
>>
>> Sincerly,
>> Yuelin Huang (Granddaughter of Dele Huang)
>> June, 2015
>>
>> My Contact: huangyuelin5@gmail.com

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