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German Child Soldiers Braced for Execution — Canadian Soldiers Brought Them Donuts Instead April 1945, Freoy, Germany. Three boys sat against a cold barn wall with their hands tied behind their backs. Their German uniforms were too big. The sleeves hung past their wrists. The helmets kept sliding down over their eyes. The youngest boy looked about 14 years old, maybe younger. He stared at the dirt between his boots and tried not to cry. The boy in the middle was 15. He kept his eyes closed and moved his lips without making any sound. He was praying. The oldest was 16. He sat very straight and tried to look brave, but his hand shook. They had been told they would die at sunrise. Execution. That was the word the Canadian soldiers used. The boys knew what it meant. They had seen executions before. The SS did them in the town square back home when someone refused to fight or tried to run away. Now it was their turn……….. Full in the comment 👇
April 1945, Freoy, Germany. Three boys sat against a cold barn wall with their hands tied behind their backs. Their German uniforms were too big....
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