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Stuttgart, 1943

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Stuttgart, 1943

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Mother and son survive

This horror

Tormented by a common feeling

Do not meet again

Without a look

Air strikes

Deafening bombings, state of dread

Projectiles launched over our heads

Little boy looking for a way out

Bombings diminish, we leave the shelters

An unbearable fear consumes us

Houses, buildings, vegetation no longer exist

Mother and son survive

This horror

Tormented by a common feeling

Do not meet again

Without a look

Air strikes

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