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Author: Ronni Sanlo EMail: ronnisanlo@gmail.com ICWP Member?: Yes Nearest Large City: Seattle Country: US Play Title: The Soldier and the Time Traveler Runtime: 61-90 minutes Synopsis: In 2020, seventeen year-old Beth is a smart, geeky teen who is infuriated by her history teacher’s denial of the holocaust. Beth has heard the stories from her Jewish great-grandfather Sam and wants to see for herself. Beth time-travels back to 1945 to accompany 19 year-old Sam through the last five months of WWII Europe and the liberation of Dachau. While there, Beth and German teen time-traveler Ludvig meet two teen-age German girls and discover what happened to most German girls who lived in the villages that were ravaged by war. Beth also discovers why Sam and his army buddies, citizen soldiers, went to war Male: 5 Female: 4 Max. Cast: 9 Min. Cast: 9 Media: Stage Genre: Young Actors Theme: teaching WWII Web Page: www.ronnisanlocom First Name: Ronni Last Name: Sanlo Notes: The story is based on actual letters from Sam, the playwright’s father, to his wife Francis. It creates a link between 1945 and the present time.