by Amelie Delgery

amelie_delgery — 2014-04-08 13:10:30 UTC

At the time, I was angry and I wanted to stop this war, but the first time that i saw a British tank I told myself that it was an effective way to defend itself and it pushed me continued the war.

amelie_delgery — 2014-04-14 12:57:13 UTC

My best friend Andrew and his brother were killed because of a bomb planted by an enemy that devastated our camp.

amelie_delgery — 2014-04-29 16:31:53 UTC

It was really horrible, there were rats everywhere because of the deaths which were not buried .

amelie_delgery — 2014-04-29 16:41:56 UTC

Despite barbed wire, we were not safe especially at night when visibility conditions were not optimal.

amelie_delgery — 2014-04-29 16:50:28 UTC

I remember that in trenches, there were sandbags to protect bullets of the enemies. However, there were armrests which was lesser comfort.

amelie_delgery — 2014-04-29 17:32:42 UTC

But I was very affected and saddened as well during a long period for all the deaths that I saw or caused . I keep of it an important trauma bound to the violence of the war and in the conditions of life more than minimal and degrading. We list for example 9000000 deaths owed to bombs and to bad conditions of lives.