were lined up separately near the gate while Gerlach called the Blockältesten. Immediately following came the order:
“New arrivals to line up for roll call.”
No one knew what that meant. This was, after all, the first roll call in these people’s lives. Confused, they circled around in the square and did not know where and how they should line up.
Gerlach smiled with satisfaction and gave a signal to the Blockältesten. He in turn signaled to the Stubendienst and to the Vorarbeiter.
Like a pack of hounds, they rushed towards the unsuspecting newcomers. The clubs circled through the air and bounced off their heads. An indescribable shrieking and confusion began. Five hundred people began running around in the square, as if mad. They began to bounce into each other; they began to trample on those who had fallen to the ground, only trying to escape from the enraged VIPs. This worked according to the instructions of the “strategist” Gerlach. Within a space of a few meters, they drove everything forward, dealing blows right and left.
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