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"
General
Bayerlain
gave
them
out
.
Rommel
had
already
been
transferred
to
England
,
to
finish
up
there
.
"
His
voice
was
calm
.
But
his
hand
once
more
had
begun
the
monotonous
pawing
at
his
forehead
,
fingers
digging
into
his
scalp
in
that
combing
motion
which
seemed
to
be
a
chronic
nervous
tic
.
"
Would
you
tell
me
about
it
?
"
Juliana
asked
,
as
he
returned
to
the
bathroom
and
his
shaving
.
As
he
shaved
and
,
after
that
,
took
a
long
hot
shower
,
Joe
Cinnadella
told
her
a
little
;
nothing
like
the
sort
of
account
she
would
have
liked
to
hear
.
His
two
older
brothers
had
served
in
the
Ethiopian
campaign
,
while
he
,
at
thirteen
had
been
in
a
Fascist
youth
organization
in
Milan
,
his
home
town
.
Later
,
his
brothers
had
joined
a
crack
artillery
battery
,
that
of
Major
Ricardo
Pardi
,
and
when
World
War
Two
began
,
Joe
had
been
able
to
join
them
.
They
had
fought
under
Graziani
.
Their
equipment
,
especially
their
tanks
,
had
been
dreadful
.
The
British
had
shot
them
down
,
even
senior
officers
,
like
rabbits
.
Doors
of
the
tanks
had
to
be
held
shut
with
sandbags
during
battle
,
to
keep
them
from
flying
open
.
Major
Pardi
,
however
,
had
reclaimed
discarded
artillery
shells
,
polished
and
greased
them
,
and
fired
them
;
his
battery
had
halted
General
Wavell
’
s
great
desperate
tank
advanced
in
‘
43
.
"
Are
your
brothers
still
alive
?
"
Juliana
asked
.
His
brothers
had
been
killed
in
‘
44
,
strangled
with
wire
by
British
commandos
,
the
Long
Range
Desert
Group
which
had
operated
behind
Axis
lines
and
which
had
become
especially
fanatic
during
the
last
phases
of
the
war
when
it
was
clear
that
the
Allies
could
not
win
.
"
How
do
you
feel
about
the
British
now
?
"
she
asked
haltingly
.
Joe
said
,
"
I
’
d
like
to
see
them
do
to
England
what
they
did
in
Africa
.
"
His
tone
was
flat
.
"
But
it
’
s
been
—
eighteen
years
,
"
Juliana
said
.
"
I
know
the
British
especially
did
terrible
things
.
But
—
"
"
They
talk
about
the
things
the
Nazis
did
to
the
Jews
,
"
Joe
said
.
"
The
British
have
done
worse
.
In
the
Battle
of
London
.
"
He
became
silent
.
"
Those
fire
weapons
,
phosphorus
and
oil
;
I
saw
a
few
of
the
German
troops
,
afterward
.
Boat
after
boat
burned
to
a
cinder
.
Those
pipes
under
the
water
—
turned
the
sea
to
fire
.
