Therefore, Americans were always the hero. Not sure about today.

Over the eight decades, Henry Mignon looked as a hero to Americans. He was twice a small Belgian homeland, Houffalize, the German occupation, the second time, when he was 8 years old, killed his father a few hours later.

The image of the US troops, which handed the chewing gum to local children, has been a memory with him since then. He has been a guide to tourists who flocked to the story of the war in the Belgian-Luxembourg border, for more than 30 years for tourists who want to study the last great German attack on the Western front.

However, this month, 88, 88-year-old Mr. Mignon, Saturday morning in the south of Houffalize, Bastogne felt uncomfortable for waiting for the morning fight Saturday morning.

It didn’t pass long catastrophic meeting President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky and President Trump arrived in the Oval Office, Mr. Trump, Russia’s leader Vladimir V. Putin presented a tune.

Usually Mr. Mignon describes Americans as heroes and negotiations on strong gardens between the world and the US in the United States. This time, he said, “He did not know exactly what he would think about the relationship.

“I feel it changed,” he said in the days leading to the tour.

Mr. Mignon previously received an issue in the Middle East, in the Middle East – during the Vietnamese War. However, the existing events have raised their friends to a new level of difficulty. Like many Europeans, they felt long-lived admiration for the United States vibration.

Some guides, he said he completely thought about the mountain tours for American groups. Mr. Mignon never thought of it, but they said that the students and students around Bastogne were certified by students and teachers. Will Europe and Americans emphasize the closeness of the relationship between the Americans? Modern America, the Vantage in Belgium, how would it do it when I look less heroism?

The sun was high and walked in the sky, Mr. Mignon, Mr. Mignon, Agsoach and a Yankees hat and waited for students to gather in Bastogne’s City Square. Belgium, the European Union and US flags, the Belgian chocolate bags were gently fled behind them as they entered their bags.

Mr. Mignon began with a joke about the name, which means “little and cute” in French. Then the Germans began the tour explaining how Bastogne’s occupation for most of the war. This was released by Americans in September 1944. However, he reconstructed the city that was released by the Americans in the fight against the German forces, the Bullet in December.

In connection with the events in the Brothers Band, the Brothers Center and students were brought to the tour bus on the tour bus in the past, Mr. Mignon’s shows flopped in real spots. They told the true stories of the battalion, which attracted the attention of the book and series.

Bastogne’s students announced as a very “American city” to the students.

After an underground violence on the bus and the war of the war, Mr. Mignon called Mr. Mignon.

He remembered that he had a promise to be allowed soon and dismissed sharply from school. Would be over a year.

He gradually sprayed the Germans, gradually gradually gradually dragged his house. On the last day of the second occupation, on the last day of American soldiers, when the city was burned, he said he was flicking in a jeep from the burning house.

Mr. Mignon said that his family had “lost everything” in the war and helped Americans to stand up.

After the war, Mr. Mignon graduated from the school and learned military history in Brussels, and eventually became an officer in the Belgian army before he opposed this small town in FrancoFon Belgium.

During the round, Mr. Mignon, hundreds of times, perhaps a hint of a hook, who read a story, spoke in an experienced way. Mr. Trump did not offer any comments or how he became increasingly increasingly increasingly in America’s military participation in Europe 80 years ago. The tour said that today is not the US veterans of the past, he said.

The Americans themselves talked about politics during their visit to France and continue to Germany. “As a government teacher, my responsibility is to teach the government to work and work,” said a teacher Laura Krizan, who led the trip. “I didn’t know how to graduate them and how I sang.”

Europeans, current events, current events, these days in the Policy II World War II Tours and Shepherd Thomas Boyeau-Suzémont, Thomas Boyeau-Suzémont Thomas Boyeau-Suzémont said.

“We never thought this union would be in danger.” “People are shocked,” he said.

Mr. Mignon slipped in the final stop of the factory factory, Trankville Pine Forest Hides the foxes used once by an easy company.

There, he threw the wall in the land thrown because he tried to defend Bastogna and pushed Bastogna, as American soldiers froze their winter days and night. He explained that the new growth of the grounds, once there are no “witnesses” once here.

Harmful, students were disgraced as he told stories in his heavy-scale English; Foxes resonated with them more than the rest of the round. Mr. Boyeau-Suzémont, it was time to leave, Mr. Mignon protested. The group has not yet seen the most important and best-protected foxes.

“I’m running” He insisted. I will run.

The group toured those foxes.

As someone who invests in the past in such a deep way, Mr. Mignon could not be destroyed completely. During the bus trip, he did not decide not to talk about modern events.

On May 8, when Bastogne celebrated the victory on the European Day, when he won the ceremonies in honor of the American savories. Day 9 in Russia, the time zone falls. Thought it would be like this year.

“Perhaps your president will take part in Moscow, then” He said silence on the bus. “With friends, Xi Jinping and Kim Jong.”