War grandchildren

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The legacy of war still leaves its mark in many families today, extending into the second and third generations. Now, the children of the war children are speaking out. They grew up in times of prosperity. It is still a completely new idea for them to consider that their deep-seated insecurity might stem from parents who have not processed their war experiences.

A book that helps the "war grandchildren" better understand themselves. As children of peace, they grew up in times of prosperity. They lacked for nothing. Or did they? The generation born between 1960 and 1975 has more questions than answers: Why do many feel they do not really know who they are or where they want to go? What are the causes of this diffuse fear of the future? Why do so many of them remain childless? It is still a completely new thought for them to imagine that their deep-seated insecurity could come from parents who have not dealt with their war experiences. Is it possible that a time over 60 years ago could have such a strong impact on their lives as children born later?.