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Ruth Deutschmann

Benjamin epp

Salzburg

2000-03-03

1939

And when the war broke out, I was still in school, was I? na, 15, yes, 15, 15,16, right? ? and of course I wanted to immediately report to the front, but I was a child, of course. Not for conquest run, I mean, my activities were almost always, to fight back against injustice. That's it, and against injustice, and here I felt at the national defense. Which have impressed, yes. Enthusiasm, it was not, but somewhere a kind of awakening. My father was deeply depressed, of course. But I thought, well, we will create and so on. Then you stood in the next few days in grocery stores and suddenly had all the coupons. Because everything was prepared. And then they read what you get is no longer everything. And then you got stuff, sago, what is this that was so meticulously prepared everything and yes, the first friends arrived at the front, because it was getting serious. But I also wanted to even out, so. My father saw it as a disaster. I do not. Anhören Umschrift