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Diary Book 1: Sept 1944 - June 1945
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Jerry elected to remain - camp activities to go on as normally Allies expected any day! (Cpl. Drurry estimates the 23-25th) Apr. 21 No bread today unless some was brought in last night -traded jackets with Englishmen - no bread! Lack of food is telling - feel dizzy & lightheaded like getting up from sick bed - dejected - hungry cloudy today - no air show - bad weather Cp. strength 9484. Apr. 22 Rain today - skilly same as yesterday - rye flour. Imagine making a meal of what you would normally use as gravy for mashed potatoes. Time passes very slowly when you are hungry. It's hard to read or write. What will the food problem be now with 8000 tattered looking Russian workers flooding into the camp. Bread came in late last night & we are hoping it will come in sometime today. Last week at this time every body was certain the yanks would be here by now. Our hopes have been up so much lately. I feel |