“The train, I was later told by my mother, only had about ten carriages to it, and there were hundreds of people fighting to get on. I don’t think anybody knew where the train was going, only that it was leaving Strausberg and would take us away from the Russians, who were now arriving on the far end of the platform. Some German SS soldiers and Police were shooting at the Russian troops, and many people – men, women and children – were hit by the flying bullets.” WwiiHitlerWw2Survival StoryNazi PartyHitler S GermanyWar StoryAlfred NestorUncle HitlerSecond World War In GermanyAlf NestorAuthor Alfred NestorSecond World War ChidhoodRussian TroopsSs Soldiers Book:Uncle Hitler: A Child's Traumatic Journey Through Nazi Hell to the Safety of Britain Source: Uncle Hitler: A Child's Traumatic Journey Through Nazi Hell to the Safety of Britain