One Woman in the War - The Front - Central European University Press

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It was already winter, and the front came closer and closer to Csákvár. Time passed at a snail’s pace. Then the Germans arrived. One morning, they burst into the manor house. “Orders! You have to leave!” How? On what? I set out to negotiate with the Germans, taking into account that any of the others would get a bullet in the head. Not Mami. She knew German, but when she heard we had to leave the manor, she started to cry, her entire body shook; she cried and cried and then got diarrhea, as sh

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