This short story (2280 words) is about the experiences of a German World War I veteran in the last days of the second World War.
Excerpt of the story:
"My limp was more pronounced when I was hurrying, I knew that; I prided myself on it only being noticeable to people who knew or to keen observers when I was walking at easy strides. But my strides weren’t easy in these early morning hours. I wanted to run, but my stiff ankle forced me into some sort of farcical galloping clown whenever I tried. Several times I told myself that I had to slow down, walk normally, to pass undetected.
I half-smiled to myself, patting the thick blanket I had strapped on top of my rucksack to make sure it was still there. They’ll notice that before they’ll ever pay attention to my limp.
I was running off with a rucksack full of food; Food that I had stolen from my own family only minutes before."
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Author(s)William S. Fletcher
ISBN / ASINB00J1V0R02
ISBN-13978B00J1V0R09
Sales Rank3,368,677
CategoryKindle Edition
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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