After Luxembourg fell under German rule, fear settled in as deeply as winter cold. Léonie Thill remembers how even neighbors stopped talking — not out of anger, but terror. Anyone could be listening. Anyone could report you. In a world where a simple conversation could cost your freedom, silence became survival. 🎥 From The American St. Nick — click the link below to watch the full documentary for free on our app. #TheAmericanStNick #LuxembourgStories #WWIIFoundation #VoicesOfThePast | The World

When German forces tried to draft Luxembourg’s young men into their army, the people refused. Factories shut down. Workers stood together. It was one of the few open acts of defiance under occupation — and the German Gestapo responded with brutal speed. Many were arrested. Some were executed. Their courage reminds us that resistance often comes at the highest price. 🎥 From The American St. Nick — click the link below to watch the full documentary for free on our app. #TheAmericanStNick #Luxembo

In December 1944, Corporal Harry Stutz, a Jewish American GI stationed in Wiltz, Luxembourg, made the decision to bring Christmas traditions back to a town where they had been erased under German occupation. Stutz helped organize a celebration for local children, restoring a sense of normalcy and hope during one of the darkest moments of the war. 🎥 From The American St. Nick —comment "Stream now" for a link to watch the full documentary for free on our app. #TheAmericanStNick #WWIIFoundation #V

Addressing the people and politicians of Luxembourg, I emphasized that no one will be able to stay away and avoid being affected when a catastrophe of such enormity occurs in the world because of the Russian state. It is reminiscent of World War II, when Nazi aggression threatened the lives of entire nations. Therefore, we must significantly increase the pressure on Russia to stop this catastrophe and prevent such aggressions in the future. | Володимир Зеленський