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An interview by Eliana, from AECE (Portugal)

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An interview by Eliana, from AECE (Portugal)

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Stories of our Eldery - A Life between London and Entroncamento

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Stories of our Eldery - A Life between London and Entroncamento

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Academia júnior etwinning

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Sabela's grandma tells about her time as a migrant in Switzerland.

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José Ramón Freire Campo, student of C1.2 English in the School of Languages in Lugo, interviewed his brother-in-law,  Irish-born Kevin McNamee, who has been living in A Coruña for most part of his life and will share with us part of his vital experience. 

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José Ramón Freire Campo, student of C1.2 English in the School of Languages in Lugo, interviewed his brother-in-law,  Irish-born Kevin McNamee, who has been living in A Coruña for most part of his life and will share with us part of his vital experience. 

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Camila's story also available in ivoox.

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This Is Who We Are. Stories of Our Elderly #1 - Radio Rochoteca - A radio da EOI de Lugo - Podcast en iVoox

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Camila's story in Spotify. Óscar, her classmate, interviewed her on the stories of her grandparents.

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This Is Who We Are. Stories of Our Elderly #1

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Listen to this episode from Radio Rochoteca - A radio da EOI de Lugo on Spotify. Durante este curso, profesores/as e alumnos/as da EOI de Lugo participaron nun proxecto europeo eTwinning: This Is Who We Are. Stories of Our Elderly. O alumnado conversou con persoas maiores da súa contorna e compartiu as historias de vida recollidas en diferentes formatos.

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Link zum Video: https://youtu.be/MnCVovyzH5U

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Óscar and José Luis explain part of the conversation with John.

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Here is part of the conversation with John.

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John's Story

John is a British citizen who has lived near Lugo for a while. He told us many things about his childhood, his family and his vision of the world.

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Camila's grandparents

Camila had an interview in our radio where she told about what she learnt of her grandfather and her grandmother thanks to this project. It will be available soon.

Meanwhile here are the stories told by their protagonists.

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One day, while I was sitting on the balcony, the smoke started rising from the front. Then we thought there was a fire and called the fire department. We were very scared because there was a fire in the village. We all started the necessary preparations. It turns out that the old uncle of our village almost set the whole village on fire while having a barbecue. We intervened until the fire brigade arrived. The whole village realized that day what lighting a fire could unconsciously do to us.

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I have memories of my military service. I was an ambulance driver when I was in the military. One day, while we were working, we went into the watermelon field next to us and picked watermelons. We carried watermelons to the military unit by ambulance. When we arrived at the military unit, we ate all the watermelons with our friends. It was a very fun day for us.

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Furkan- Ceyhan Yıldırım_-Fevziye Tezcan MTAL

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Furkan- Ceyhan Yıldırım_-Fevziye Tezcan MTAL

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When we were young, we were walking around the village with our friends, then we saw the neighbor's corn field and we went into the field to buy corn. While we were in the field, the neighbor saw us and shouted, so we started to run away, thinking that he would be angry with us, but the neighbor caught us, we thought he would shout at us, but he said, look at us, children, you are not tall enough to buy corn, come if you feel like it. He said tell me, so the neighbor did us a favor.

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When we were young, we were walking around the village with our friends, then we saw the neighbor's corn field and we went into the field to buy corn. While we were in the field, the neighbor saw us and shouted, so we started to run away, thinking that he would be angry with us, but the neighbor caught us, we thought he would shout at us, but he said, look at us, children, you are not tall enough to buy corn, come if you feel like it. He said tell me, so the neighbor did us a favor.

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When we were young, we were walking around the village with our friends, then we saw the neighbor's corn field and we went into the field to buy corn. While we were in the field, the neighbor saw us and shouted, so we started to run away, thinking that he would be angry with us, but the neighbor caught us, we thought he would shout at us, but he said, look at us, children, you are not tall enough to buy corn, come if you feel like it. He said tell me, so the neighbor did us a favor.

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This is Otilia telling her story in Galician, her mother tongue!

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Dolores tells about Otilia, a woman who lived in the Galician mountain

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Edmundo explains his daily routines. An example to follow!

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During the second world war my great grandfather was at war while my great grandmother lived in Palanzo one day find three jews who i help by hosting them in the cellar for a couple of days to eat and drink, finally i show them the way to go to swizerland. My great grandfather howerer was captured and went to prison where he saw Hitler and Mussolini, in prison to eat, they gave him the peel of the potatos which they put on the windows to capture the cats and finally eat them. His father, i’m going to pick him to take him home. He come back that weigned 40 kg. When he lefst curch on sunday he found two police man wait for him who asked him if they knew a certian mr. Natale who was him but he calmiy say no.

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Today we have Celal Akyıldız with us.

Hello Celal Dede.

Hello, hello.

Can you tell us a little about yourself?

Thank you.

I am Celal Akyıldız. I am from Trabzon.

How old are you?

I am 75 years old.

So, can you tell us a story?

Story… What kind of story would it be?

About military service or being away from hometwon?

Military service memory.

Memories of military service... I was in the headquarters support company as a soldier.

They didn’t use to make us do sports or anything like that.

The new company commander had arrived.

The new company commander wanted to make us do sports.

He wanted to do sports - of course we are not used to it, our military service is about to end -

so we rebelled against the commander.

The commander came one morning and saluted us at the muster.

We did not answer.

He saluted again.

No sound, again.

He saluted for the third time, but again there was no sound.

Anyway…

He said to the petty officer, “Take the company to the training area. Let them wait there at attention until I come.”

We went.

We walked normally, not in marching steps – because the soldiers had rebelled.

Our previous commander came.

The commander -who was going to leave- came.

He hadn't left yet. In other words, he had been appointed but had not left yet. There.

Anyway…

He came and said: “Hasan”… To the company petty officer.

“Give me the oral brief” he said.

He gave an oral brief to our former commander...

A sound came out from the company, like a cannon.

He said, "Dear commander" to the battalion commander:

“My dear commander, my soldiers would like to see an officer in front of them.

They destroy enemies with their voices.” said.

“I only have one request from you: I want you to forgive the soldiers.”

That's how they forgave us.

So that problem is gone.

Afterwards, they did not take us to muster.

They did not make us do sports either.

Because our company did all the battalion's work.

Repair jobs, driving, cooking… They were all from the headquarters support company.

This is what happened to us.

Thank you.

I thank you very much too, Celal Dede.

For now, I say “see you everyone”.