Private Peat 8 5
Private Peat 8 5
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This night the Germans caught and crucified three of our Canadiansergeants. I did not see them crucify the men, although I saw one of thedead bodies after. I saw the marks of bayonets through the palms of thehands and the feet, where by bayonet points this man had been spitted to abarn door. I was told that one of the sergeants was still alive when takendown, and before he died he gasped out to his saviors that when the Germanswere raising him to be crucified, they muttered savagely in perfectE...nglish, "If we did not frighten you before, this time we will. " I know a sergeant of Edmonton, Alberta, who has in his possession to-daythe actual photographs of the crucified men taken before the dead bodieswere removed from the barnside.
Again I maintain that war frightfulness of this kind does not frighten realmen. The news of the crucified men soon reached all of the ranks. Itincreased our hatred. It doubled our bitterness. It made us all the moreeager to advance--to fight--to "get. " We had to avenge our comrades.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This night the Germans caught and crucified three of our Canadiansergeants. I did not see them crucify the men, although I saw one of thedead bodies after. I saw the marks of bayonets through the palms of thehands and the feet, where by bayonet points this man had been spitted to abarn door. I was told that one of the sergeants was still alive when takendown, and before he died he gasped out to his saviors that when the Germanswere raising him to be crucified, they muttered savagely in perfectE...nglish, "If we did not frighten you before, this time we will. " I know a sergeant of Edmonton, Alberta, who has in his possession to-daythe actual photographs of the crucified men taken before the dead bodieswere removed from the barnside.
Again I maintain that war frightfulness of this kind does not frighten realmen. The news of the crucified men soon reached all of the ranks. Itincreased our hatred. It doubled our bitterness. It made us all the moreeager to advance--to fight--to "get. " We had to avenge our comrades.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold R Peat to read onlineMoreLess
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