It seems to remain quiet this afternoon here in this Brabant village near the Meuse river.
And fortunately, it is dry today. That was different yesterday. It rained tremendously here then. Now it is colder than yesterday though, just above freezing.
Actually, it has been quiet here since arriving yesterday afternoon.
The Germans are across that river, the Meuse. And the locals were evacuated weeks ago. Okay, this morning at a little past 11 a few shots could be heard being fired by the enemy from across the river, but it was nothing. And what exactly was fired and what those shots were aimed at nobody knows.
And D Company heard several engine noises coming from German track vehicles just across the river from 1 o’clock this afternoon. Apparently, those Germans were doing displacements there. But D heard nothing after that.
It is now a few minutes past 3 in the afternoon.
It will probably stay quiet for the rest of the day.
Right? 
 
What happens next to George and the mystery surrounding his death, you can read it in the full version of this episode of “Faces from the past” below.

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