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At 3am we suddenly wake up from the muffled rumble of the artillery shooting at Przemysl and Sanok. A few moments later the first German bombers hum over us in an easterly direction. The war against the Soviet Union has begun. | At 3am we suddenly wake up from the muffled rumble of the artillery shooting at Przemysl and Sanok. A few moments later the first German bombers hum over us in an easterly direction. The war against the Soviet Union has begun. | ||
Morning is dawning. I went back to the barn, lay on my straw and stared at the roof. A decisive, fateful day has begun. I am not afraid at all, but there is such a dull feeling in me, which probably grips everyone who faces a future filled with danger and uncertainty. We are now waging the war on the all fronts, something which is rightly to be feared, we have opened a gigantic new front and are pushing into an infinite expanse which once upon a time brought the downfall of a Napoleon. Only the unprecedented clout of the German Wehrmacht, which has been proven so far, gives us confidence in victory. | Morning is dawning. I went back to the barn, lay on my straw and stared at the roof. A decisive, fateful day has begun. I am not afraid at all, but there is such a dull feeling in me, which probably grips everyone who faces a future filled with danger and uncertainty. We are now waging the war on the all fronts, something which is rightly to be feared, we have opened a gigantic new front and are pushing into an infinite expanse which once upon a time brought the downfall of a Napoleon. Only the unprecedented clout of the German Wehrmacht, which has been proven so far, gives us confidence in victory. | ||
Version vom 6. Januar 2020, 18:10 Uhr
3. Teil
Rußland-Feldzug
Vormarsch mit der Führerreserve
At 3am we suddenly wake up from the muffled rumble of the artillery shooting at Przemysl and Sanok. A few moments later the first German bombers hum over us in an easterly direction. The war against the Soviet Union has begun. Morning is dawning. I went back to the barn, lay on my straw and stared at the roof. A decisive, fateful day has begun. I am not afraid at all, but there is such a dull feeling in me, which probably grips everyone who faces a future filled with danger and uncertainty. We are now waging the war on the all fronts, something which is rightly to be feared, we have opened a gigantic new front and are pushing into an infinite expanse which once upon a time brought the downfall of a Napoleon. Only the unprecedented clout of the German Wehrmacht, which has been proven so far, gives us confidence in victory.
But such thoughts occupy me only for a few moments. The events of the day soon take their toll on me. The first accounts of success of troop accustomed to victory arouse pride and confidence. The leaders of the German attack have crossed the San.
(Translation: R. Hargreaves)
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