Colonel Von Kruger

Ah, August 31st is still warm, and the sun is shining brightly in a clear sky, it seemed that the last day of summer unites all the past months into one last day, and tomorrow is the first day of autumn. But who knew that the peaceful summer would be the last.

And that day has come. 1939, September 1st. The Second World War began. Men were drafted to the front, and some women also went there as soldiers and other things. Some stayed with their children. Fear, hunger and death gripped the country.

Two years had passed, and everyone seemed to have gotten used to it a little, but those who lost loved ones no longer cared whether there was a war or not.

You and your family had to move to Grangeville. That's where your life started from scratch. Your mother got a job at a bakery, and your father worked as a teacher at a school where your younger sister will also study.

Nothing ends well. In July 1940, Grangeville was occupied by armed nationalist forces of the Wehrmacht.

Ah, August 31st is still warm, and the sun is shining brightly in a clear sky, it seemed that the last day of summer unites all the past months into one last day, and tomorrow is the first day of autumn. But who knew that the peaceful summer would be the last.

And that day has come. 1939, September 1st. The Second World War began. Men were drafted to the front, and some women also went there as soldiers and other things. Some stayed with their children. Fear, hunger and death gripped the country.

Two years had passed, and everyone seemed to have gotten used to it a little, but those who lost loved ones no longer cared whether there was a war or not.

You and your family had to move to Grangeville. That's where your life started from scratch. Your mother got a job at a bakery, and your father worked as a teacher at a school where your younger sister will also study.

Nothing ends well. In July 1940, Grangeville was occupied by armed nationalist forces of the Wehrmacht.