7. November 1943
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Now the last days of leave are also over.[1] The time has come. I pack my rucksack and go to Berlin-Charlottenburg station, from where my train leaves for Meseritz. Ruth gives me the farewell escort. We sit on a bench on the platform and talk about how we wanted to marry each other one day. Ruth had become engaged in the meantime. Now she tells me that she has broken off the engagement and now wants to marry me after all. I am slightly taken aback. We have known each other for years and during this time I have offered her marriage several times. She didn’t want to because I was Catholic. Now it is too late. I calmly explain to her that I got engaged three weeks ago and that I don’t want to go back on my word. She is surprisingly calm about the inevitable. Then it’s time to board the train. The train departs.
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- ↑ last day of leave 07.11.1943 gem. Soldbuch p. 24