Brandon's Oma

And, well, we made it through this one. But afterwards, we found out that cellar we used to go to when we were out, that was supposed to be bomb-proof, okay? So they said. And we found out the bomb that came from the back in to the cellar and killed so many people. And we went there, of course, terrified. I remember that.

Went there and I found that baby, you know, and I grabbed that baby and I cleaned the sand and the dirt and everything out, you know. And the mother screaming for her babies. She had half of her face missing. I seen that like yesterday. And the baby died in my arms, you know. But There were no doctors, you know, hospitals, nothing. Everything was a mess.

Went there and I found that baby, you know, and I grabbed that baby and I cleaned the sand and the dirt and everything out, you know. And the mother screaming for her babies. She had half of her face missing. I seen that like yesterday. And the baby died in my arms, you know. But There were no doctors, you know, hospitals, nothing. Everything was a mess.

Went there and I found that baby, you know, and I grabbed that baby and I cleaned the sand and the dirt and everything out, you know. And the mother screaming for her babies. She had half of her face missing. I seen that like yesterday. And the baby died in my arms, you know. But There were no doctors, you know, hospitals, nothing. Everything was a mess.

So we had to tell the lady, we're okay, we got your baby, you know, just to get her calmed down, you know. And the rest of the bodies, they brought them to School areas or restaurants, and they lined them up and covered them, you know. And my brother was always gone, my dad. They had to help them stupid Nazis to build a wall. By the water, we lived right by the water, you see.

So we had to tell the lady, we're okay, we got your baby, you know, just to get her calmed down, you know. And the rest of the bodies, they brought them to School areas or restaurants, and they lined them up and covered them, you know. And my brother was always gone, my dad. They had to help them stupid Nazis to build a wall. By the water, we lived right by the water, you see.

So we had to tell the lady, we're okay, we got your baby, you know, just to get her calmed down, you know. And the rest of the bodies, they brought them to School areas or restaurants, and they lined them up and covered them, you know. And my brother was always gone, my dad. They had to help them stupid Nazis to build a wall. By the water, we lived right by the water, you see.

And they were put in like a safety wall or something, I don't know. So they were always gone. So we didn't know what happened to them. So we looked at everybody hoping we don't find them, you know. And, oh. Thank you so much. It's okay. And then it was, everything was filled up, they put the bodies up in trucks, just, you know, put them up in trucks. We don't know where they went or what.

And they were put in like a safety wall or something, I don't know. So they were always gone. So we didn't know what happened to them. So we looked at everybody hoping we don't find them, you know. And, oh. Thank you so much. It's okay. And then it was, everything was filled up, they put the bodies up in trucks, just, you know, put them up in trucks. We don't know where they went or what.

And they were put in like a safety wall or something, I don't know. So they were always gone. So we didn't know what happened to them. So we looked at everybody hoping we don't find them, you know. And, oh. Thank you so much. It's okay. And then it was, everything was filled up, they put the bodies up in trucks, just, you know, put them up in trucks. We don't know where they went or what.

And anyway, another day, another alarm, right, so we went back to, I think it was Arcelor, yeah. We heard commotions. There was an English plane was shut down over our city. And the parachute, the guy came down in our street, you know, where we lived. And, of course, some people, oh, there's one of them. You know how it was. It was war.

And anyway, another day, another alarm, right, so we went back to, I think it was Arcelor, yeah. We heard commotions. There was an English plane was shut down over our city. And the parachute, the guy came down in our street, you know, where we lived. And, of course, some people, oh, there's one of them. You know how it was. It was war.

And anyway, another day, another alarm, right, so we went back to, I think it was Arcelor, yeah. We heard commotions. There was an English plane was shut down over our city. And the parachute, the guy came down in our street, you know, where we lived. And, of course, some people, oh, there's one of them. You know how it was. It was war.

It was not American. The English came in first. The English. And so my mom, she was more outspoken than I am. But she went over there and she said, you leave that young man alone. You know, she said, I got a son. And he's in Africa, in El Alamein.

It was not American. The English came in first. The English. And so my mom, she was more outspoken than I am. But she went over there and she said, you leave that young man alone. You know, she said, I got a son. And he's in Africa, in El Alamein.

It was not American. The English came in first. The English. And so my mom, she was more outspoken than I am. But she went over there and she said, you leave that young man alone. You know, she said, I got a son. And he's in Africa, in El Alamein.

He got a prisoner in El Alamein and then shipped to the States, right? And she tried to protect that young man. There were two SS guys right there, and they arrested my mom. They said, she's a country traitor. She was taken to the, I don't know where they were, you know, their offices or whatever. And they put a sign out with other people that she was a country traitor.

He got a prisoner in El Alamein and then shipped to the States, right? And she tried to protect that young man. There were two SS guys right there, and they arrested my mom. They said, she's a country traitor. She was taken to the, I don't know where they were, you know, their offices or whatever. And they put a sign out with other people that she was a country traitor.

He got a prisoner in El Alamein and then shipped to the States, right? And she tried to protect that young man. There were two SS guys right there, and they arrested my mom. They said, she's a country traitor. She was taken to the, I don't know where they were, you know, their offices or whatever. And they put a sign out with other people that she was a country traitor.

But I'm jumping ahead there because meanwhile, there was more stuff going on me at Backdraft.