A Hot Meal In Besieged Stalingrad Poem by Shaun Cronick

A Hot Meal In Besieged Stalingrad

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Towards the end of the siege of Stalingrad,
The German Sixth Army was slowly starving to death.
Hunger was rampant.
One German sergeant addressed his commanding officer,
A major and said would he care for a hot meal.
He added, I can assure you sir it's not human.
The major obliged him.
And when he finished his meal,
He asked his sergeant what had he just eaten,
For it tasted delicious.
To which his sergeant dutifully replied...
The last of the dobermanns.

Tuesday, June 16, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: educational,hunger,truth
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is actually a true account of what happened in that fateful city.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Shaun Cronick 25 October 2020

Douglas are you even aware of what happened at Stalingrad and yet you joke. Perhaps you need medical help for comments like yours.

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Douglas Scotney 16 June 2020

No-one, not even Germans, ever called men from Dober, 'human'.

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Shaun Cronick 18 June 2020

Thank you for your most odd comment.

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