Elmore- Die Zeitung des Bauern (The Peasant's Newspaper)

Heute: am 2. November

Munich, Deutschland



This must stop. Each day, as we continue, our lives get worse and worse. What is the meaning of this? I don't know, mein Gott, things never seem to get better. Never do I question mein government, but the situation doesn't seem to be getting better.



Today, I was walking in die Beer Hall, und I saw ein mann standing in the middle of the room. He had ein kleine mustache, und he was talking about how die Deutsche people should rebel. It was something I heard und could not walk away. After all das time, ein mann was saying what we thought. Now that I live en ein world where I am told what to do by die governnment, without being able to think for meinselffe. First, I hear tales about how people try to protest, but then they hold ein strika und we all not have food.

I have not been thinking of die things I kan do, because I am one of die people that has not lost mein work after die war. Because my left arm does not work, I was not taken into die army. I hope that someone kan save mein other workers though, mein frienden went into die war, und when most of die army was sent home, he lost that job, and when he came home, he did not have ein job en die factory. I see die things happening, und I want to help, but I know that die governnment will hurt me if I do. No one likes die piece of paper that was made to rule our lives drei Januar ago, but we know there is ein risk in supporting a man.

Either way, something needs to change, und I don't really care how extreme die persons are. Just as long as I get food, wasser, und a place to sleep. No one really likes die Friedcoprs or Ebert.

The man sprechen today was taken off by die police, after he said we needed to rise up und not pay die money fur die war. I don't think so too, but I don't want to go to jail. Dis, "Adolf Hitler" is ein nice mann. I hope we read about this mann some day und say, "He was ein gute man all of his life."


Weil ich erschrocken bin, nicht schließe ich meinen Namen ein.

(This man was found by the government, and taken as a prisoner at Landsburg, the same prison where the man he saw speaking was taken. He has a sentence of 4 years for treason)