See CCP document. The Russians shoved Faust and Axel forward with the muzzles of their burp guns. "What do we have here? Who are you?" "I am the commandant of this camp and I expect to be treated as befitting a man of my station." Anatoly laughed loudly and mockingly. "Really? Did you look around you? After what you have done here you have no right to ask for anything. In your absence, I've enacted a new law governing this camp. Any inmate who makes what I believe to be a credible accusation against a German, shall see justice take place beneath the stout limbs of these trees. As you will observe, we've already conducted our first trial, again in your absence. It was brief and there is no appeal process here." Faust remained silent. Axel was not afraid of dying. He felt satisfaction at witnessing Faust's anxiety. "It's judgment day, Faust," Axel heard himself saying. 9781491742341 1491742348 292 Fiction NOT_MATURE http://books.google.com/books/content?id=UOOtoQEACAAJ&printsec=frontcover&img=1&zoom=5&source=gbs_api en
