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His name name was Edward James Wolff, he was born in San Diego, California April 7th 1896. Lived with my parents Edward Wolff and Pauline Wolff, they came to the United States from germany. He moved to Seattle, Washington at the age of 4. He went to school in Seattle and it was great. He didn’t really mind about me being from german descent because germans were one of the biggest immigrant groups in the United States and he was taught that everyone is equal. He always felt comfortable and not scared of being discriminated. Until the World War 1 began, he was 18 years old trying to make a living. But, he got discriminated, he was getting worse treatment that the rest of people, he got called names and made his life a lot harder, it got to the point where a german got lynched. Even though germans were a big …show more content…
Robert Williams was tall, black hair and german like Edward, they became good friends and worked well together. In August 3rd, 1918, he is in Fismes, about to go to battle against the germans. The plan for this battle was to go in as fast as we could and cause as much damage as we can. Of Course, this caused many deaths including one of his best friends, Robert. He saw how a bullet went through his head and his body on the floor. This haunted Edward the entire night and swore to himself that he will fight for his friend Robert. August 3rd, they keep going through Fismes, he sees more deaths. He begins to think about how their parents feel about the death of his son and how his parents will react if he dies. August 5th, he kept going until his luck ran out, he got shot on the leg, he couldn’t move and dropped to the floor. Somebody stops and sends him to the hospital and he was able to reach medical treatment but was not saved. Late, he was buried in a cemetery and his mom was able to visit Edward’s

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