5. Februar 1944
At night, I’m out and about a lot. It’s got warmer recently.[1] The snow cover has almost melted away. Only in places does it still lie like a frayed sheet on the black-brown, sodden ground. The nights are pitch black. Today I’m once again groping like a blind man through the pitch-black night. I come from the front and want to get to the battalion command post. The ground is black and slippery. Paths are no longer recognisable in this mud. A moment ago I almost fell into the trench of a Pak position. Now I feel my way along more carefully. You can’t see a metre. I hold my hand out in front of me. It’s barely recognisable. Fffft-patch - another stray bullet smacks into the ground. It happens more often here, but I don’t think the bullets have much effect here any more. I finally find the battalion and return to my bunker after a long search.
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- ↑ On 1 Feb 1944 it was 0°C, on 2 and 3 it rained, on 4 it was windy, and only on 5 was the next temperature recorded: 4°C (KTB 6. A., NARA T-312 Roll 1485 Frame 000661/677/687/698/709).