Word: hatte
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Germans sing a lot, especially with their beer. Marching to the soccer field, they thunder out "Heute gehört tins Deutschland, Morgen die ganze Welt" ("Today we have Germany, tomorrow the world"). Marching back, they sing their sad, old soldier favorite, "Ich hatt' einen Kameraden" ("I had a comrade"). Italians seem to like to listen rather than sing, are always buying more records (mainly operatic) for their phonographs...
...Winthrop J-44 KIR 7373 Gunzburg, A. de '46, Dunster G-44 TRO 5865 H Haneman, J.T. Jr. '45, Eliot G-21 ELI 2552 Hankin, R.D. '46, Winthrop I-11 KIR 9493 Harrison, R.D. '45, Winthrop J-43 KIR 4766 Henderson, E.F. Ill '46, Dunster G-43 TRO 5865 Hatt, H.H. '46, Leverett J-23 ELI 2476 Higgins, J.S. '43, Adams F-3 KIR 7239 Hodges, C.E. Ill '45, Eliot G-22 ELI 2552 Hurley, J.M. '44, Leverett A-42 TRO 6453 J Jefferson, P.W. Jr. '46, Dunster C-15 KIR 9496 Johnson, P.W. Jr. '46, Dunster...
...vendors' hands. In the black type they read the unbelievable story: "Fighting at Stalingrad has ceased." With bowed heads they heard it read over the radio, not to the blare of the Nazi Horst Wessel march, but to the strains of the tragic old German folk song: Ich Hatt' Einen Kameraden (I Had A Comrade). They did not know that some 115,000 officers and men had laid down their arms. But they knew that Stalingrad had been lost, and that it was one of the worst defeats suffered by any German army in history; they knew also...