The war veteran tries to find the "Dream Woman", which he met 1944 (photo)

The couple danced in the local hall and enjoyed a picnic with a Welsh lamb, potatoes and breadcrumbs before Jacovich was transferred to Belgium in January 1945. The veteran is now turning to all Pembromrukhir residents who can know Miss Young or her family to revive lost friendship. Mr. Jakovich of Niagara Falls, New York, said he was scared when he landed 5632 km from his home in a Welsh market town, but Miss Young returned his confidence and desire. She stood at the door and smiled at him.

"One of her appearance raised my mood and gave a new hope for the future. I saw all the soldiers looked at the gin when she went out to the dance floor - she was no doubt the most beautiful of all those present. I was so proud He told her about it while we danced, "the American said. After his soldier, a soldier was divorced from Mrs. Young, and on January 15, 1945, during a battle under Grand Alley during the battle for an arc, Jacow was injured during an explosion.

When he tried to crawl from the scene, the soldier shot a German sniper. "He wounded me in his shoulder and in his leg. On the ground there was snow, and he noticed me . . . because I left a bloody mark behind," the veteran recalls. In miraculously, the balls passed through the body of the soldier and did not touch any bone. Then Mr. Jackovich shot from his machine gun out the window, from where the shots were shot, and maybe hit his enemy.

The man was awarded the Purpurne Heart Medal and continued to fight all over Europe until the end of the war in 1945. "John recalls that Jean's father could be a mayor or city leader, but she worked with him in one office. It's not just a search, it's a call for our sense of community and historical society.

We believe that with the help of local media and collective memory We will be able to collect the history of gin and, hopefully, reunite a veteran with his girlfriend, "said Jean-Mark Bordeaux, a family representative Jacok. Earlier, Focus reported that the airline continues to mistakenly accept a 101-year-old woman for a baby. The reason was the failure in the computer system of the airport. It turned out that the program could not process its date of birth, so by default it chose a year later.