"We now looked upon the body of an outstretched S.S., who had been killed by a concrete slab, jettisoned right onto his chest. He couldn't have been more dead. We carefully put him onto a stretcher and by alternately changing the pole bearers we carried his body away from the disaster zone. Taking his body out of the disaster area would help safeguard us against further complications!
Further along, we eventually caught up with our guards, who were headed for the village and close to a ravine. They asked, ""what are you carrying there?" We told them and they said, "Throw him into the ravine and good riddance".
From the ravine, civilians started appearing now in bunches. On meeting us and the guards they looked a bit worried. For a few moments they looked back and forward from us to the officers and eventually, in confidence, they said, "You don't look like terrorists at all, the Nazi's made us believe all that crap!
We now helped them get over the last steep edge, giving them a hand to pull themselves up and out. We were now taken back in trucks that were provided for us, all the way back to the camp.....................!
To be continued
Further along, we eventually caught up with our guards, who were headed for the village and close to a ravine. They asked, ""what are you carrying there?" We told them and they said, "Throw him into the ravine and good riddance".
From the ravine, civilians started appearing now in bunches. On meeting us and the guards they looked a bit worried. For a few moments they looked back and forward from us to the officers and eventually, in confidence, they said, "You don't look like terrorists at all, the Nazi's made us believe all that crap!
We now helped them get over the last steep edge, giving them a hand to pull themselves up and out. We were now taken back in trucks that were provided for us, all the way back to the camp.....................!
To be continued
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