
Del ‘Día D’ a TikTok: muere ‘Papa Jake’, el veterano que narró la historia desd…
Jake Larson conquistó, con 103 años, a más de 1,2 millones de seguidores en la red social con sus historias sobre la Segunda Guerra Mundial
Papa Jake, a 101-year-old World War II veteran and D-Day survivor, has shared a heartfelt message praising TikTok for its transformative impact on his life. In a recent video, the veteran, whose account @storytimewithpapajake has garnered millions of views, explained how the platform has enabled him to share his personal history and wartime experiences with a global audience. "TikTok has changed my life," stated Papa Jake, who served in the U.S. Army and landed on Omaha Beach on D-Day. "It has propelled me from a farm boy in Hope, Minnesota, to an international star." He emphasized the platform's role in educating younger generations about World War II, noting that "eleven teachers right now confirmed that are using my book as their history book." Papa Jake also revealed that TikTok's reach facilitated his three trips to Omaha Beach for D-Day anniversaries. He sees himself not as a hero, but as a messenger, stating, "I'm here to tell you the stories I tell are for the benefit of those who have given their life in the service." He concluded by expressing gratitude to his followers, calling them a "family" that helps him deliver his vital message.
Jake Larson conquistó, con 103 años, a más de 1,2 millones de seguidores en la red social con sus historias sobre la Segunda Guerra Mundial
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