What did our great-grandparents shout when they came to attack?
I remember a conversation with my grandfather. About "Ura, and for Stalin" said about this...
When you get up from the pit and run away, you experience universal horror and fear.
It is only one thing to get up and run and it is expensive, many were kicked up and the commanders raised guns and guns.
The man was virtually on the verge of madness all those damned hundred or two hundred meters.
For the first time, I remember, I walked all the way "mama, mom"
Many times I don’t even remember how I got there, all like in the fog.
After... when it seemed like "mama" was ashamed to scream, oral matto, and didn't even understand what.
Madness, fear, anger, can this be said again?
(He was very proud of it. That EIGHT months was at the forefront before being injured, when an average of THREE MONTHS and... or in the hospital, or at the hospital...) was called in 1943, was 18 years old...