George Schram was the son of Ekatarina Schram and Velmo Schram
George was born mentally challenged. His family was sent out of Shanghai when then Japanese occupied China. His mother and sister were sent to the Philipines, he was sent to Germany.
George was an idiot servant as he could not sign his own name, yet he spoke in 6 languages fluently.
Russian, German, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, French.
Always a smile and asking someone to write him a check for a million dollars.
He was buried with his mother in Serbian cemetary.
George was born mentally challenged. His family was sent out of Shanghai when then Japanese occupied China. His mother and sister were sent to the Philipines, he was sent to Germany.
George was an idiot servant as he could not sign his own name, yet he spoke in 6 languages fluently.
Russian, German, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, French.
Always a smile and asking someone to write him a check for a million dollars.
He was buried with his mother in Serbian cemetary.
George Schram was the son of Ekatarina Schram and Velmo Schram
George was born mentally challenged. His family was sent out of Shanghai when then Japanese occupied China. His mother and sister were sent to the Philipines, he was sent to Germany.
George was an idiot servant as he could not sign his own name, yet he spoke in 6 languages fluently.
Russian, German, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, French.
Always a smile and asking someone to write him a check for a million dollars.
He was buried with his mother in Serbian cemetary.
George was born mentally challenged. His family was sent out of Shanghai when then Japanese occupied China. His mother and sister were sent to the Philipines, he was sent to Germany.
George was an idiot servant as he could not sign his own name, yet he spoke in 6 languages fluently.
Russian, German, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, French.
Always a smile and asking someone to write him a check for a million dollars.
He was buried with his mother in Serbian cemetary.
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