Truth About German Atrocities
Truth About German Atrocities
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She was dying.
Lou-vain. " In the middle of the night I heard a knock at 19 the outer door of the stable, which led into a little street, and heard a woman's voice crying for help. I opened the door, and just as I was going to let her in, a rifle shot fired from the street by a German soldier rang out and the woman fell dead at my feet. " The wife of a witness . . . Was separated from him, and she 21 saw other ladies made to walk before the soldiers with their hands above their heads. One, an o...ld lady of 85 (name given) was dragged from her cellar and taken with them to the station.
" I saw the corpses of some women in the street. I fell down, and a woman who had been shot fell on top of me. . . . One woman whom I saw lying dead in the street was a Miss about 35. I also saw the body of (a woman). She had been shot. I saw an officer pull her corpse underneath a wagon. " Dinant. He found his wife lying on the floor in a room. 13 She had bullet wounds in four places, but \vas alive, and told her husband to return to the children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was dying.
Lou-vain. " In the middle of the night I heard a knock at 19 the outer door of the stable, which led into a little street, and heard a woman's voice crying for help. I opened the door, and just as I was going to let her in, a rifle shot fired from the street by a German soldier rang out and the woman fell dead at my feet. " The wife of a witness . . . Was separated from him, and she 21 saw other ladies made to walk before the soldiers with their hands above their heads. One, an o...ld lady of 85 (name given) was dragged from her cellar and taken with them to the station.
" I saw the corpses of some women in the street. I fell down, and a woman who had been shot fell on top of me. . . . One woman whom I saw lying dead in the street was a Miss about 35. I also saw the body of (a woman). She had been shot. I saw an officer pull her corpse underneath a wagon. " Dinant. He found his wife lying on the floor in a room. 13 She had bullet wounds in four places, but \vas alive, and told her husband to return to the children.
What to read after Truth About German Atrocities?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Banvard to read onlineMoreLess
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