Germans and the Holocaust - A Diary of a Man Despair, by Friederich Reck

Under his diary entry for august twentieth, 19 forty three, friederich reck recalls a scene from the aftermath of that bombing you just described. He describes a group of 40 to 50 refugees trying to force their way into a train at a station in upper bavaria. None knows for certain how many lives were lost that night, or how many went mad before they died. This is serious. I mean, you know, you when you get to the end, like u you read about, we get up o 19 forty-three, and the british and the americans are just bouncing rubble in german cities like theyrethe the problem at that time is identifying targets