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People met on my backpacking139 – Swiss and nuclear war shelters

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He was born in Switzerland and lived in Lucerne until his middle age before moving to Austria. He kept on living in Krems Austria, after his retirement. I told him he was lucky to be born in Switzerland and lived in Austria. Cause the two countries were world-famous tourist powers. He seemed reluctant to accept it. He meant that he didn't like both countries because of the cold weathe in winter. About half a year was hard for him but not for his wife. His wife on the contrary enjoyed the cold weather. I didn't ask him more but the couple's trust and love seemed great. I thought that they respect each other for the scope of the independent personal domain.

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He thought we were Chinese when he first saw us. It happens. We too can't tell the difference just by looking at the faces of Westerners. When he asked me what I thought of China, I said deffinetely that I hated all communists but especially CCP, USSR, and N. K. He unexpectedly asked me why. In short, I told him that it's because all the communists who starved people to death, killed, slaughtered and suppressed people the most in human history. Judging from his face, he didn't seem sure, so I immediately searched 'the Blackbook of Communism' on my smartphone and showed him English data (although there were Korean data, it's meaningless for them).

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According to the data, the Chinese Communists killed 65 million people. The number of people who were massacred was listed in the order of the Soviet Union (20 million), N. K. (2 million), Cambodia (2 million), Ethiopia, Afghanistan, Eastern Europe, Vietnam, and S. America. After seeing this data, he asked me with a serious look if I had been to China. When I said yes, he soon told me his experience. He went to the 2008 Beijing Olympics with his friend. At that time, he said that he was disgusted by the Chinese police because they were so badly monitored and controlled. His experience was similar to mine. There was no smartphone at the time. I had to go to the so-called Internet Cape to use the Internet, such as e-mail checking. The problem was that they asked for my passport and recorded all my personal infor in their notes. Furthermore, they asked me why I used the Internet. They made me feel sick and tired of them. Their treatment was unbearable for a man of freedom. I said I've stopped going to China after that. He said something worse than me. He said he would never go to China until the CCP disappeared. As such, it can be seen that the attitude of those who have experienced the communists in person was clearly different.

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Asked him to recommend me the most famous places in Switzerland and Austria. He asked me what I saw in Switzerland and Austria. When told him where I've been to one by one and then he nodded to me, saying that you don't have to go to Switzerland and Austria anymore. He meant that it's much better for me to stay in Thailand than there such an expensive countries. He was such an honest man. Where I told him was Vienna, Austria, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Krems, Melk and Graz. Switzerland included Basel, Geneva, Matterhorn, Lucerne, Bern, Interlaken, Grindelwald and Jungfrau. He said it was good enough for me cause I saw the Melk Abbey and The dying lion of Lucerne. There was a difference in perspective, but I agreed.

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It was this that I really wanted to reconfirm with the Swiss. It's a nuclear war shelter. When I stayed at Interlaken guest house (1996), I asked the owner of the G.H if there was a nuclear shelter. He said yes and pointed his finger to the place where the shelter was. I asked him the same question I met this time. He gave the same answer. There was an eight-person shelter in his house. Essential supplies included ventilators, drinking water, toilet bowls, food, emergency medicine, and battery radios. He said the thickness of the bunker door at the shelter was about as thick as his arm was stretched out. That's why I thought they didn't have to worry about it too much.

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Thanks. (If ROK goes down, we lose everything.)

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