INTERVIEW WITH TRAUTE BAUER, GERMAN CITIZEN WHO LIVED IN BERLIN DURING WW2 ALLIED BOMBINGS

This is a 1988 interview done in Frankfurt with Traute Bauer, who lived in Berlin during the war.

Mentions how her father was a union member and the communists made them side with the Reds. Eventually her family realized the NSDAP were the ones trying to save Germany. She discusses the famous people she got to meet in Berlin (wives of Goring, Ley, Goebbels, Speer etc), the allied genocidal bombings of civilians and the soviet army atrocities.