02:22

Ruth Deutschmann

Benjamin Epp

Salzburg

2000-03-03

1942

Then, as it, like it when you experience this then the fighting and so on, which develops very sober, and you get a little something of a cornea. We registered, but you handled it no longer almost emotional, because it must if you're scared or not, it goes so, so? we must act, or you have to, ah, ah, you get to the yes is not enough. So, this is like a protective layer maybe. I can not help but call it, because the war then, as I had become active, active, experienced very much more substantive, far more commonplace, though was awful. And of course, could at any moment you lie there by myself and it is! The people knew exactly, but - - I mean, I've also seen it, if, if uh,? just after this, after we have broken, where Russian tanks have come to our village and we and a few completed, with such a gun could because we are moving still, and, and as I have, on the day I have two crews lost. So, I, ah, just got a new gun, ah, showing new court position, come back and hit on my gun! The whole team was there, and the driver and I were the only ones who were healed. We took her to the dressing room only, and as a new employee was zusammengestellt.Und then again we have had an impact, I was exposed, however, since, as I stood on the car and gave those who threw down the ammunition. And I was really on, at, at nearly the impact on the most vulnerable, not me, it has miraculously caught, but three were wounded again, right? It was, it has been missing anything heavy, but they were gone, right? And, so, eh? yes, that overcame you and off you went. So, ah, what, I mean, what should you do, do not, I mean, I mean, the enemy was there, and not sleeping, and we were there and could not sleep, and that was a game that that you could not cancel a football game.