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Gestapo chief
Gestapo chief
A Gestapo chief arrived to issue orders at noon on July 13, 1944.
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... had come to an end. Near each one of us
a soldier stood with an automatic weapon. One of them
approached me and asked: ‘“‘What will you do with us
when we lose the war?’ I remained silent. But he an-
swered his own question sardonically: ‘““You will take
away our women and children as we did to you, and
you will enslave us as we enslaved you. But, do not
worry, for before the Russian bandits arrive, you will
all be lying in your graves.’ I realized that our end was
near, only a matter of a few hours. We were told that at
twelve o’clock a high Gestapo officer would come on
the scene and issue orders. We waited; time moved very
slowly, like an eternity. And then the fateful hour,
twelve noon. The Gestapo chief had arrived.Connected nodes
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