Hi! Robert,

On 13 May 18 08:56, you wrote to Ward Dossche:

 RB> And it had tried several times to allow jewish passengers to debark in
 RB> South America and the Caribbean, before it's landing in the USA was
 RB> forbidden. In the end, it returned to Germany, but first stopped in
 RB> the Netherlands, where some of it's passengers debarked. The rest
 RB> returned to Germany and a very uncertain future.

This is just a quick informational note to you.  When you use "it's" in the
passage above, it translates to "it is" on each occasion.  If you ever want to
use the shortened form of "it is" then you may use "it's".

The other form "its" is the possessive form of the word "it".  It's really
quite simple.

"It is" == "it's".

"Its" == 'belongs to it' (whateever it may be).

HTH.

Cheers,
Paul.

... If it is it is, then it's it's.  If it isn't, then it's its.
--- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.4.7