The Bridge

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Random House, 1960 - World War, 1939-1945 - 215 pages
Seven teen-age German boys are ordered to defend a bridge against American tanks in the spring of 1945. Told in flashbacks.

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The Bridge
Manfred Gregor
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Albert Mutz American asked barracks bazookas beat blood sausage bridge carbine chestnut tree cigarette damn door Ernst Scholten eyes face father felt fired Franziska Fräulein Doktor Freundlich Fröhlich Gang girl Hampel hand happened heard Hitler Youth iron rations Jürgen Borchart Karl Horber Klaus Hager knew later laughed Lieutenant listened looked machine gun mother Mutz thought Mutz's never night once played pulled rifle Schaubeck Schlopke Scholten and Mutz Scholten thought screamed Sergeant Heilmann seven boys shooting shot shoulder shouted side Siegi Bernhard silent slapped soldiers sound Standartenführer stared stay steel helmet sten gun stepped stone stood stopped suddenly tank tell thing threw told took town Traudl trigger troopleader truck turned voice waited walked wall Walter Forst watch whispered whistling window Winnetou

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TitleThe Bridge
AuthorManfred Gregor
PublisherRandom House, 1960
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedOct 12, 2011
Length215 pages
  
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