All war is a symptom of man's failure as a thinking animal.
-John Steinbeck
We will now travel over many miles to find Klaus Roehm. He sat with a gun in hand, and a Nazi arm band around his bicep. He prayed to the Führer, asking for help and guidance, and praising him for what he had done for his country. Klaus smelt the smoke of guns and explosions as he held himself tight inside of the trench. The smoke came in, creeping in, getting ready to take lives. He looked up at the poisonous gas, and thought of the Führer while his life was sucked out of him.
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Historical FictionAda Roehm is living in Nazi Germany. Her brother, Klaus, has been accepted into the Nazi Party, and is now going to war. A new leader, Adolf Hitler has come to power, and she has come to trust him. Her best friends, Peter Agler and Lila Zingler, are...
