European Resistance Archive/European Resistance Archive (ERA)
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That's the truth, and we were around the hills checking if the others were coming.
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After this desaster the fascists went away.
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They had carried away women and children, they brought them to Fiume,
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and then they committed this big massacre.
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It was up to us bury the bodies, and so we did.
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We threw them all in a hole, covered them with sawdust from the nearby sawmill
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and then we burned down the village. That was a terribly sad thing we did.
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Years later I have travelled through Yugoslavia three or four times as a tourist,
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I knew a little Croatian, I could speak quite well.
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I was talking to a bartender, he asked me why I knew the language
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and I said “I have been here”.
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He told me not to speak because the locals had no friendly attitude towards us after what we'd done.
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That's the truth. And don't come tell me that if you go to war you go to help.
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Who goes to war goes to do their own business, to do whatever they want, to be the master.
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And don't come tell me that the soldier does good … the soldier sucks:
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he fights the war, burns houses, rapes women, just like all of us have done.
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That's the sad truth, that's why I don't want to see war.
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And I say, if there was a real God,
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I'd bring some fifty world leaders to paradise and then we'd have peace.
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There were the fascists and the army, that time there were the Italian fascists and snipers.
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