Brandon's Oma

Yeah. He had a real bad smell, like a real heavy smoker. And maybe drinking, who knows? But anyway, from that day on, they closed the doors in the bunker so nobody could go in and out, you know, after a certain time.

Yeah. He had a real bad smell, like a real heavy smoker. And maybe drinking, who knows? But anyway, from that day on, they closed the doors in the bunker so nobody could go in and out, you know, after a certain time.

Maybe I'm a little older, maybe 10.

Maybe I'm a little older, maybe 10.

Maybe I'm a little older, maybe 10.

I think I was almost 15. 14, I would say. 14, okay.

I think I was almost 15. 14, I would say. 14, okay.

I think I was almost 15. 14, I would say. 14, okay.

Right.

Right.

Right.

You know, when the sirens went off, I said, I was going to which place? Depends if we were out looking for food, of course. My mom and I, we used to go to the farmers and trade clothes or Sheets, stuff, you know, for food, because we didn't have enough food, you know. And, well, anyway, my brother and I, we used to look if our house was still standing, you know.

You know, when the sirens went off, I said, I was going to which place? Depends if we were out looking for food, of course. My mom and I, we used to go to the farmers and trade clothes or Sheets, stuff, you know, for food, because we didn't have enough food, you know. And, well, anyway, my brother and I, we used to look if our house was still standing, you know.

You know, when the sirens went off, I said, I was going to which place? Depends if we were out looking for food, of course. My mom and I, we used to go to the farmers and trade clothes or Sheets, stuff, you know, for food, because we didn't have enough food, you know. And, well, anyway, my brother and I, we used to look if our house was still standing, you know.

So we walked home, of course, looking. The houses were burning, you know, that nothing came down on us. And we came to this giant hole. I'll never forget that. giant hole. And I said, what's this? And the closer we got, we seen that big bomb. I mean, big one. It was not exploded, you see. I don't know what they say it in English, but we say . It didn't explode.

So we walked home, of course, looking. The houses were burning, you know, that nothing came down on us. And we came to this giant hole. I'll never forget that. giant hole. And I said, what's this? And the closer we got, we seen that big bomb. I mean, big one. It was not exploded, you see. I don't know what they say it in English, but we say . It didn't explode.

So we walked home, of course, looking. The houses were burning, you know, that nothing came down on us. And we came to this giant hole. I'll never forget that. giant hole. And I said, what's this? And the closer we got, we seen that big bomb. I mean, big one. It was not exploded, you see. I don't know what they say it in English, but we say . It didn't explode.

And my brother, smart brother, he was only a year older than I. He said, don't move. And I was freezing there. What do you want me to do, you know? He took off. He left me standing there.

And my brother, smart brother, he was only a year older than I. He said, don't move. And I was freezing there. What do you want me to do, you know? He took off. He left me standing there.

And my brother, smart brother, he was only a year older than I. He said, don't move. And I was freezing there. What do you want me to do, you know? He took off. He left me standing there.