A German Deserters War Experience
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He had one of them left. I re- flected and remembered two sergeants who had treated us like brutes in times of peace, whom we had hated as one could only hate slave-drivers. They had found their grave in French soil.
The murder did not cease as long as an opponent was alive. We were then ordered to see whether all the enemies lying on the ground were really dead or un- able to fight. " Should you find one who pretends to be dead, he must be killed without mercy. " That was the order we received... for that tour of inspection. How- ever, the soldiers who had meanwhile quieted down a little and who had thus regained their senses took no trouble to execute the shameful command. What the soldiers thought of it is shown by the remark of a man 68 A GERMAN DESERTER'S WAR EXPERIENCE belonging to my company who said, " Let's rather look if the two officers are quite dead; if not, we shall have to kill them, too, without mercy. " An order was an order, he added.
We now advanced quickly, but our participation was no longer necessary, for the whole line of the enemy retired and then faced us again, a mile and a quarter southwest of Sommepy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had one of them left. I re- flected and remembered two sergeants who had treated us like brutes in times of peace, whom we had hated as one could only hate slave-drivers. They had found their grave in French soil.
The murder did not cease as long as an opponent was alive. We were then ordered to see whether all the enemies lying on the ground were really dead or un- able to fight. " Should you find one who pretends to be dead, he must be killed without mercy. " That was the order we received... for that tour of inspection. How- ever, the soldiers who had meanwhile quieted down a little and who had thus regained their senses took no trouble to execute the shameful command. What the soldiers thought of it is shown by the remark of a man 68 A GERMAN DESERTER'S WAR EXPERIENCE belonging to my company who said, " Let's rather look if the two officers are quite dead; if not, we shall have to kill them, too, without mercy. " An order was an order, he added.
We now advanced quickly, but our participation was no longer necessary, for the whole line of the enemy retired and then faced us again, a mile and a quarter southwest of Sommepy.
What to read after A German Deserters War Experience?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julius Koettgen to read onlineMoreLess
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