The document discusses the fear, restrictions, and destruction that occurred during the occupation of a place. People were scared of being occupied and hid guns to protect their families. Occupiers banned radios and national symbols, instituted food rationing and curfews, and imposed special regulations on Jews. Several towns were bombed and local/national governments were replaced or infiltrated. Children from bigger towns were sent to rural areas due to food shortages.
2. Fear: Many were scared that the place they were living
in was going to be occupied. They could be occupied
every moment. Many people were hiding guns around
the house to protect themselves and their families.
Restrictions: Radios and national symbols were not
allowed, there were food rationing and curfews,
special regulations applied to Jews
Destructions: Several towns were bombed, local
and national government were replaced or
infiltrated by the occupants
Migration: Children from bigger towns were sent to
the countryside due to food shortage
