"We – my sister Liselda, a neighbor girl and I – helped bury the killed soldiers. When we buried them, we sang goodbye to them. They were all young boys whose mothers were waiting for them to come home from the war..." Milja Urbsalu, who was a ten-year-old girl in 1941, clearly remembers the horrors of the war at that time.
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"We – my sister Liselda, a neighbor girl and I – helped bury the killed soldiers. When we buried them, we sang goodbye to them. They were all young boys whose mothers were waiting for them to come home from the war..." Milja Urbsalu, who was a ten-year-old girl in 1941, clearly remembers the horrors of the war at that time.