The Diary of an Unknown Soldier

00:00:01 Last day of my life.

00:00:58 and the crunch of boots on the loose soil.

00:01:52 because, well, it was such a warm and peaceful morning

00:02:50 Start to feel the certain pangs of fear

00:03:20 for a couple of French soldiers from the front are passing them

00:03:52 Oh God, soon it will be my turn and my feet, too.

00:04:25 who seem to be quietly relaxing in the sun.

00:05:06 He's always emerging from behind some bush or other.

00:05:44 It's probably a lot easier for the experienced Sergeant Harman.

00:06:17 I know what's going to happen.

00:08:33 Watch them cheering.

00:09:15 Your flesh, soft and warm, is yours.

00:09:45 probably a brigade runner to bring him our movement orders.

00:10:20 The others must know it, too.

00:10:52 he's been to the front so many times before

00:11:27 Bewilderment?

00:11:55 and get ready to play at being tin soldiers

00:12:30 The whole body is a vacuum without feeling.

00:13:00 Oh God, my head hurts.

00:13:48 And he didn't say a thing. Didn't try to help me.

00:14:38 I saw below us a German prisoner.

00:15:07 One of the men we've been trained to kill.

00:15:59 God only knows.