World War II

WHAT SHOULDN’T BE SEEN

“I SAW WHAT SHOULDN’T BE SEEN…and I was little,” an old man remembers of his eight-year-old self. “When someone cries, I feel better, because I myself don’t know how to cry. I’ve been married twice and twice my wife has left me. No one could stand me for long. It’s hard to love me. I know it…. Many years have passed…. Now I want to ask: Did God watch

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