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The air raid on Halberstadt on 8 April 1945
On April 8, 1945, several American bomber squadrons were informed that their German targets were temporarily unavailable due to cloud cover. As it was too late to turn back, the assembled ordnance of more than two hundred bombers was diverted to nearby Halberstadt. A mid-sized cathedral town of no particular industrial or strategic importance, Halberstadt was almost totally destroyed, and a then-thirteen-year-old Alexander Kluge watched his town burn to the ground.
From the Sideline: An Excerpt from the 2004 Nobel Lecture
Even now, I don't want it to sweep over something like a storm, causing others to roar even louder and to raise their arms and throw hard objects, which my language can no longer even grasp and catch-that it has always been so unathletic is also my fault. It doesn't catch. It can throw, but it can't catch. I remain imprisoned in it even when it is away. I am the prisoner of my language, which is my prison warden. Funny-it's not even keeping an eye on me! Because it is so certain of me?
Victor Halfwit
An illustrated tale of a doctor who discovers a half-frozen live body in a forest as he's hurrying to see a patient.