Brandon's Oma

Yes. I was every day on the train station. I said, I want to go home, but I don't have enough money, you know. So I said, I'm going to save all my money on my allowance. And one day I did it. I just went, you know.

Yes. I was every day on the train station. I said, I want to go home, but I don't have enough money, you know. So I said, I'm going to save all my money on my allowance. And one day I did it. I just went, you know.

It's true.

It's true.

It's true.

Anyway, when I went home, she was pretty upset, my mom. And I said, don't send me back, please. You know, I don't want to go back. I want to be with you. So that was number one. Then they were bombing Mannheim for the first time. And we had, at the time, we had a room in the underground bunker. Every night we spent the night there.

Anyway, when I went home, she was pretty upset, my mom. And I said, don't send me back, please. You know, I don't want to go back. I want to be with you. So that was number one. Then they were bombing Mannheim for the first time. And we had, at the time, we had a room in the underground bunker. Every night we spent the night there.

Anyway, when I went home, she was pretty upset, my mom. And I said, don't send me back, please. You know, I don't want to go back. I want to be with you. So that was number one. Then they were bombing Mannheim for the first time. And we had, at the time, we had a room in the underground bunker. Every night we spent the night there.

Daytime we went home. But sometimes the siren went off, so we go to different cellars, you know, whatever we were close by. And that one day we were looking for food because we were rationed at the time. And we had about half a little bread a week, you know? We even eat, I hate to say it, horse meat. It was pretty good at the time. And we had nothing, right?

Daytime we went home. But sometimes the siren went off, so we go to different cellars, you know, whatever we were close by. And that one day we were looking for food because we were rationed at the time. And we had about half a little bread a week, you know? We even eat, I hate to say it, horse meat. It was pretty good at the time. And we had nothing, right?

Daytime we went home. But sometimes the siren went off, so we go to different cellars, you know, whatever we were close by. And that one day we were looking for food because we were rationed at the time. And we had about half a little bread a week, you know? We even eat, I hate to say it, horse meat. It was pretty good at the time. And we had nothing, right?

Yeah. So, where was I?

Yeah. So, where was I?

Yeah. So, where was I?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Oh, don't ask me for this.

Oh, don't ask me for this.

Oh, don't ask me for this.