little grey rabbit
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On the tenth day we were driven to the Lukyanovka ravine. We stood there - panic-stricken. From beneath the freshly strewn earth streamed rivers of blood, the blood of 56,000 murdered Jews. It cried out to us from beneath the earth. My hair turned gray that morning.
"Cover the accursed Jewish blood!" the officer ordered.
Several days later, they took us to the Golosayev woods. The woods were brightly lit up with huge bonfires. We saw sumptuously set tables. at the tables sat officers in parade uniforms. Near the bonfires were many small children trebling with fear. There were Ukrainian and Russian children among them. I heard one German officer explain to the soldiers how the game was to be played: From a distance of twelve meters, they were to toss the children in such a manner that their heads would strike the trunk of the tree. For every cracked skull they would receive a glass of schnapps.
This gruesome pastime lasted for several hours. The woods were filled with the cries of the children.
"Now there isn't a Jew left in all of Kiev!' the German officers yelled, as they tossed the children into the ditch. "We will do the same all over the world. We will annihilate all the Jews."
Golly, Jewish petanque....boules will never be the same again.
On the tenth day we were driven to the Lukyanovka ravine. We stood there - panic-stricken. From beneath the freshly strewn earth streamed rivers of blood, the blood of 56,000 murdered Jews. It cried out to us from beneath the earth. My hair turned gray that morning.
"Cover the accursed Jewish blood!" the officer ordered.
Several days later, they took us to the Golosayev woods. The woods were brightly lit up with huge bonfires. We saw sumptuously set tables. at the tables sat officers in parade uniforms. Near the bonfires were many small children trebling with fear. There were Ukrainian and Russian children among them. I heard one German officer explain to the soldiers how the game was to be played: From a distance of twelve meters, they were to toss the children in such a manner that their heads would strike the trunk of the tree. For every cracked skull they would receive a glass of schnapps.
This gruesome pastime lasted for several hours. The woods were filled with the cries of the children.
"Now there isn't a Jew left in all of Kiev!' the German officers yelled, as they tossed the children into the ditch. "We will do the same all over the world. We will annihilate all the Jews."
Golly, Jewish petanque....boules will never be the same again.