The German children, who had been little starving savages, roaming in hordes in the ruins, were now becoming human again, and this, said the Major, was also largely due to our troops who were wonderful with them. The children could be seen everywhere with the men, hanging onto their arms, riding on their backs, munching their chocolate and chewing their gum, and showing not the slightest fear, but rather a great trust in the British and American soldiers.
A Furrowed Middlebrow Book
FM4
Published by Dean Street Press 2016
Copyright © 1959 Frances Faviell
Introduction copyright © 2016 Virginia Nicholson
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The right of Frances Faviell to be identified as the Author of the Work has been asserted by her estate in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
First published in 1959 by Cassell & Company Ltd.
Cover by DSP
Cover painting by Frances Faviell
ISBN 978 1 911413 78 3
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