1. September 1945
We celebrate the "World Peace Day".[1] In the hall, an anti-fascist declaims a poem. He begins pathetically: "Today is World Peace Day.... (impressive declamatory pause)", - there was a loud interjection: "Aye!". The rhythm and rhyme[2] were so perfect that roaring laughter broke out. The party was over.
Of course there are Landsers who hate us. Some wanted to beat up officers, but the Russian prevents it. Basically he wouldn't mind at all, but he's afraid of unrest in the camp, and that's why he prevents riots.
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- ↑ Year mistaken? The first "World Youth Peace Day" was celebrated on 01.09.1946 in the Soviet Occupation Zone.
- ↑ in German, (Welt-Friedens-) “Tag” colloquially pronounced “Tach” rhymed with “Ach”; the editor hopes for a successful adaption