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I was fifteen years old, the Soul charged with illusions and the clear perception of the
               volkschwingen  when,  by  my  Dad’s  hand,  we  arrived  to  the  inn  of  Rudolph  Hess  in
               Berchtesgaden.

                      The new that the Führer was in Haus Wachenfeld had been propagated and the zone was
               invaded by reporters and curious, amd it was difficult for us to logde in. Finally we did it in the
               humble inn «Kinderland» at some two kilometres from the house of Rudolph Hess.

                      We passed the night there and in the morning very early we left athletically through a
               snowy  path  which  followed  on  its  curves  to  the  nearby  hill.  Dad,  dressed  as  the  Bavarian
               custom, was using the tight led cuff of the highlander pants inside of the thick wool socks that
               reched  up  the  knees.  Boots,  shirt  and  jacket  without  neck  completed  the  equipment.  I  was
               wearing a  brand-new dark gray  uniform  of the  Hitlerjugen, composed  by short  pants, jacket

               with pockets and sailor neck; belt buckle with the Rune  , crossed leash over the chest and a
               small dagger attached to the belt with the inscription «Blut und Ehre» engraved in the blade;
               necktie girded with ring, cord boots and gray socks.

                      The house where the Hess’ family was staying, was an ancient construction of classic
               wood  alpine  style;  small  but  comfortable.  At  calling  to  the  door,  we  were  attended  by  a

               somnolent officer of the    who was realizing the guard sleeping in the livingroom, next to the
               house. He was called Edwin Papp and was     Obersturmführer.


                      –Herr  Hess  is  still  sleeping,  –Said  the  officer  of  the   –  He  will  be  glad  to  see  you
               because he is awaiting you since many days ago. Take a sit in the living, please, while I prepare
               the coffee.


                      Rudolph Hess appeared half an hour later, immaculately dressed with gym equipment:
               pants, windbreaker jacket and thick eyebrows, his black and bright eyes outstood clearly which
               seemed to attrack the attention placed on him.

                      Scarcely  smiling,  he  stopped  for  a  moment  to  look  at  my  Dad  and  then  they  were
               confused in a hug that released joyful exclamations on both and spontaneous laughs. I didn’t
               see  him  since  many  years  ago  and,  therefore,  I  had  a  very  vague  remembrance  of  him,  but
               surprised me to discover a shyness that I could not even imagine in the powerful lieutenant of
               the Führer.

                      He turned back to me and observed me admired.



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