Herbert Nehrlich - History

Do you think Adolph's fingers shook
when he was near the end?
He took out the instruction book
and looked at his dear friend.
'Go now, my loyal soldier, go,
the Russkies come to kill! '
They were in bunker One, below
Charlottenburg's last hill.
He took the weapon, aimed and shot,
and Eva Braun expired,
and then debated, would he not
alive be more admired?
And closed the book, the safety in,
the metal door swung open,
a Russian fur, Mongolian chin,
stormed in to end all hoping.
The Fuehrer's courage had escaped,
so Russki aimed the gun.
(He was the one who later scraped
gray matter of this Hun,
from painted walls and wooden chairs,
the evidence for trial) ,
the shot rang out and Russian Bears
came in and yelled 'Sieg Heil'.

Note: This is what really happened.
One Russian and one German/Austrian hand
held the gun. The trigger finger was Mongolian.

Herbert Nehrlich

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