Ruth Deutschmann

Benjamin Epp

Grinzens

2008-07-07

The camaraderie was good, as long as the danger was great. In danger all stick together. And then if it is a little easier again, then breaks up the more or less anything. As you can see the danger when one of us goes with the bike in the marsh on a mine, everything is torn away, the intestines hanging out, where you can not help him, .. in a short time he's gone. where a direct hit, the one caught that it has broken. There are only more meat scraps lying around. Or another time, where five were six men in a Russian house inside, which has been shelled by artillery, the Russian artillery. The first shot in the neck. Then they went out. And outside of the second shot went in under five or six colleagues - which has torn it all. The arm, foots? only the pieces lying around. .. Since you can not think normally. It's all about survival. You must protect yourself. Accordingly, adding the enemy shelling or shoot or you hide, go for cover. So you survive. The terrible thing is, you are asked, "Will you or will not you?" Anhören Umschrift