the mornings, beans and lentils 
for dinner and supper and sardines 
that most of the time we could 
not eat. The treatment was still 
worse, for no reason at all, 
sticks and whips were flying 
every day, the commandant 
of the camp was on old man 
and promised us time after time
that beatings would stop but
the sergeants carried on just the same 
our stay there was just plain
misery, so, what more can be 
said about it. 
At the present there are about 
200 germans, austrians, poles, 
chechs and italians in San Pedro 
now that fascism reign in 
Spain. the lives of those men is 
in grave danger, if sent back to 
their respectif countries, most of 
them will face a firing squad
others emprisonment in Concentration 
camps for how long, who knows? 
If they remain in Spain??