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Rebekah * 
 
My family history has always been very important to me, and I am glad to have the 
opportunity to write a little bit about it. My grandfather had the greatest influence on me 
when it came to world history and our family history alone.  I learned through my grandfather 
that I should preserve and cherish family history, how world history has affected my family, 
and to continue to make my own history. 
 
First, I would like to state that my grandpa, Asa * was born in Purcellville, Virginia in 1908.  
He lived to the ripe age of 94; so needless to say, he witnessed a lot of world history.  Most of 
my knowledge on history, and especially my family history comes from my grandpa.  Some of 
this history is now carried on through the books he wrote with my great uncle, Werner.  Their 
collaborations are full of rich history, they wrote, "The Composition Book," "Ye Meetg Hous 
Smal" and "A Medieval Virginia Town, 1914‐1919."  Among these books, they edited and 
published "The Ledgers of Israel Janney" and "John Jay Janney's Virginia." My grandpa did an 
amazing job preserving history, and greatly influenced me to not only preserve it, but enjoy it. 
 
In addition, my family comes from a Quaker background, which made their condition 
fairly different than most during the years after World War II.  I would like to point out that my 
grandpa managed to avoid the draft as he stated were for two plain reasons, flat feet and 
webbed toes.  It took me years to learn that these were not the only reasons, and that my 
grandpa was a very complex man.  During the time of the Cold War, my grandpa had a local 
store in Lincoln VA, and ran a farm in Purcellville VA.  Living in a Quaker village it was obvious 

 

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that the Cold War was not the most important topic.  Quakers do not believe in fighting, but 
they believe in peace and balance.  My grandpa made a strong point that our history was here, 
in Lincoln VA.  His other point was that what was going on around the world was important, 
but everyone’s business is their own.  When my grandma and grandpa would address any 
hardships they went through during those years to present, they never mentioned it having to 
do with the wars or worldly issues.  With all the chaos that was surrounding my family at the 
time, the most important thing was to preserve our family’s history, right where we were.   
 
  Lastly, after learning and witnessing the level of importance history had on my family I 
am inclined to carry on what my family has started.  Although my grandpa was more interested 
in local and early American history, I find more of my calling to be in world history and 
international relations.  I will carry on the family history that I have learned, and relate it 
strongly to how our history is now mingled worldwide.    Where and what I do with my life will 
be strongly reflected by what is going on in the world around me.  I don’t know if I will do as 
much as writing books on history like my grandpa and great uncle, but I’ll do my best to 
preserve it in other ways.   
 
In conclusion, history and my family go hand in hand, we cannot have one without the 
other.  Some of the greatest history I have learned is through the stories told by my grandpa, 
which has now been passed on to the current generation.  I’ll do my best to remember how 
important preservation is, how my family maintained stable during all the hard times after 
WWII, and how it is now my job to continue my own family history.   

 

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The collapse of the Soviet Union, Civil War and 9/11 attack were the major
events that happened during and since WWII. WW II was one of the deadliest military
conflict in the history that effected the whole world.
I am from Tajikistan which used to be part of the Soviet Union and researches
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with no books or even proper clothes. My uncle died during that period of the time,
which is still the most unforgettable even in my family’s history.
A new president was elected and things started to get better. Yes, things are still
hard, but with the help of all the international organizations like Red Cross and the UN,

�life is getting easier back home. Tajikistan is a Muslim country and on the map it is very
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or words. And when we heard that the terrorists were Muslims and were from our very
close neighbor Afghanistan, we were completely shocked. My family and I till this day
don’t understand why those people are doing what they are doing and their actions are
very ugly to us.
Those are the three big events happened after WW2 and as you can see , we can
find negative and positive part on all those changes and we can only hope for the positive
from now on.

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