Night in the Rathaus (Of Augsburg, Germany) (1945-1970)

(1945) It was in the old Rathaus building (the town hall, built in 1615 AD)-a warm night in Augsburg, Germany-and through an open window, of Adolph Stewart, one could hear the busyness of the street three floors below. The talk had been that Germany was losing the war; all the latest signs for the SS Men, was to run while, get out of Germany while they could, make it to other safer countries while they could. Yet all the grotesque unpleasantness and rottenness and man-hating meanness of SS Men, those still not willing to take off the Nazi uniform until every Jew was killed, was not over yet.