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1. The document discusses forgetting and defines it as the cessation of memory or affection that should be kept in mind. 2. It then tells the story of Lolek, who was born in Poland in the early 20th century and lost his parents at a young age, but found joy and purpose through friends, education, and helping others. 3. Lolek speaks of facing hardships during World War 2 but finding strength through faith and community, and urges the reader to pray to God, help others, and remember him with a smile.
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2. It then tells the story of Lolek, who was born in Poland in the early 20th century and lost his parents at a young age.
3. Lolek had a joyful childhood but also experienced the horrors of World War 2 under Nazi occupation before going on to have a career helping others.
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- 16. Only a few…
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- 26. But the time is over…
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- 30. I have seen them suffering for me
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- 42. Remember me smiling !!!!!
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