One Woman in the Front. Hungary 1944–1945 – Excerpts
One Woman in the Front. Hungary 1944–1945 – Excerpts
Author(s): Alaine PolczSubject(s): History
Published by: BL Nonprofit Kft
Summary/Abstract: An old railway man stood on the platform pointing to the sky, “Bombers!” Then his face turned pale, “Look, there come the bombers!” Three formations of what looked like three specks were descending above the buildings. I ran toward garrison headquarters. I found János there; we ran, holding hands, to an emergency air-raid shelter. It was a sort of corridor for an underground bunker; we had to climb down an iron ladder into the shaft. People pushed and pulled each other frantically. At the moment a plane flew directly above us. I stood to the side, spellbound. I was astounded that a formation of three specks was diving directly at our heads. Somebody howled like an animal, “We are done for!”
Journal: Hungarian Review
- Issue Year: V/2014
- Issue No: 06
- Page Range: 87-95
- Page Count: 9
- Language: English
