The chicane was different every Friday afternoon. "Give me your beret," said the sergeant. I gave him my headgear and wondered what will happen next. The Uffz took my beret and threw it under my bed. Do it again, he said. Of course there was some dust on the beret. Clean up afterwards, said the harassment officer. Then he blew in the keyhole from the other side and showed us the dust print on the cloth. It was another chicane. Finally we could line up in front of the rooms. Then it was time to line up in front of the building. At the roll call we had to run again as usual. All groups stood in…mehr
The chicane was different every Friday afternoon. "Give me your beret," said the sergeant. I gave him my headgear and wondered what will happen next. The Uffz took my beret and threw it under my bed. Do it again, he said. Of course there was some dust on the beret. Clean up afterwards, said the harassment officer. Then he blew in the keyhole from the other side and showed us the dust print on the cloth. It was another chicane. Finally we could line up in front of the rooms. Then it was time to line up in front of the building. At the roll call we had to run again as usual. All groups stood in a row in the barracks yard in front of the company building. Some names have now been called. Hannemann to me right away. Friedrich to me at once. My name was there. Attitude and kicked away. What does the company commander want from me on Friday? The three of us went to the company commander's office. Paratroopers Friedrich and Hannemann? Yes, Lieutenant Colonel, we said. He continued: "Next week they will be dressed in white. Report to the staff building in the office next Monday morning. Yes, lieutenant colonel! Next week we get a visit from the district administrator and the mayor of Calw. In addition, many civilian guests are expected. It is an honor for us to welcome the people of the Calw district in the Black Forest to our annual carnival ball in the Graf Zeppelin barracks. Both of you from the 1st Company and other soldiers from the 2nd and 3rd Company will serve our guests properly as an orderly. You will be instructed and have to be able to handle money! Roger that? Yes, Lieutenant Colonel! Step away! In our first perception, the special assignment didn't sound too bad. In fact, I was given white orderly clothes the following week. I was briefed with other orderly soldiers for our upcoming mission. Since the event took place on a Friday evening, we had to stay in the barracks over the weekend. The great hall was full.
Friedrich, Rudi§Zuerst beginnt dein Werk durch einen Gedanken, danach wird sich dein Gedanke zu einer Idee verfestigen und dann kommen die mutigen Schritte des Tuns. Damit das noch nie dagewesene ein großer Wurf wird, ist deine Vorstellungskraft entscheidend. Stell dir vor, dass viele Leute von deinem Vorhaben begeistert sind und dir sogar applaudieren. Applaus muss es aber nicht unbedingt gleich zu Beginn deiner neuen Schöpfung geben. Rechne damit, dass deine Idee ignoriert oder sogar belächelt wird. Es wird jedoch die Zeit kommen, da du triumphieren wirst. In unserer modernen Welt werden wir nicht nur komponieren können. Beides "komponieren" und "konsumieren" werden wir ausüben.Haßfurt Knetzgau, Augsfeld§Kaufsde n Goldschdigge = gute Ware, oder kaufsde Tinneff? Tinneff = eine schlechte Ware. Uschbes = Vorsicht, das ist ein unzuverlässiger Mensch, der kann nicht zahlen. Mach kinn Zoores nid. Zoores = Schwierigkeiten. Bis heute sind diese jiddischen Ausdrücke erhalten geblieben. Wir kennen ja alle die Begriffe Tacheles = unverblümt die Meinung sagen. Schmu = versuche nicht, mich zu täuschen. Vermasseln = verpfuschen. Schduss = Dummheit. Rewach = Gewinn. Schachern = handeln. Meschugge = verrückt. Mauscheln = undurchsichtige Vereinbarungen treffen. "Wenn Jidde on Katzoff mauscheln, hodd dr Buhre Schlammassel. = Wenn sich jüdische Viehhändler und Metzger einig sind, erleidet der Bauer Schaden. Auf unseren Bauernhof kamen verschiedene Händler, um ihre Waren anzubieten. Der Krenverkäufer oder
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