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Germans Paulpaul Mauk,Mauk, the Boy Soldier 24 Text : Marie-Pierre Griffon In the German military cemetery in Lens-Sallaumines: Germans PaulPaul Mauk,Mauk, the boy soldier family of eight children. Born on 19 July 1900 in a difficult to leave the battlefield. “He was fascinated village in the Black Forest, he grew up “surrounded by the lights that linked the world of the trenches by love” in Freiburg, and was particularly close to his to no man’s land, where the silhouettes seemed brother Walther, who was just a year older than him. to him to be almost ghost-like.” It was impossible to keep him in the infirmary for long. Removing Dressed in a communion suit his white bandage himself, he quickly rejoined his When war was declared, these two young boys “aware of comrades, with whom he shared “the same destiny, their responsibilities” signed up at barracks 113, wea- the same misery, but also the same joy and the ring their communion suits to disguise their youth and same pride”. With his troop, he headed towards Photo: Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgrägerfürsorge e. V. collection to lend them a serious air. They were also well-built and Liévin to replace the 112nd infantry regiment. For an mature for their age so it would not have been so difficult entire day, the 4th company came under French fire to deceive their interviewers. The two brothers obtained and lost many men. On the evening of 6 June, when a certificate of aptitude for all types of firearms and were Paul had been relieved from duty and found himself enlisted in reservist companies. Following tough training in a small ditch not far from the line of the trenches, a in the 4th company they were sent to the 3rd, “where stray bullet struck his arm, setting light to the ammu- Paul was noted for his humour, enthusiasm and nition he was carrying in his pocket. His injuries were talent as a sniper”. When Christmas came along, terrible. His brother, who had also been hit, couldn’t the Mauk brothers took care of the tree, gifts and sur- help him. prises for their comrades within the company – they Paul Mauk was quickly transported to the 1st bat- were, after all, little more than children. talion’s infirmary in Liévin. Aware of his critical It was in the spring of 1915 that they set foot on a condition, the young boy complained not once. To battlefield for the first time. Paul was “conscious of his tearful brother, “he spoke calmly of his inju- being among those who were going to contribute ries”, Ernst Jünger continues, “maintaining the to the future of the fatherland, and to influence quiet pride of a young man who has his destiny world history.” The 113th Baden infantry regi- in his own hands.” This boy soldier remained digni- Paul Mauk, just 14 years of age, and a volunteer in the 4th ment, of which he was now part, witnessed the fall fied in the face of death. The sun of the morning of 7 Corps of the 113th infantry regiment (5th Baden regiment of Saarburg, the Lorraine and the Toul region. The June 1915 “greeted a boy sleeping peacefully (...) based in Freiburg), “was noted for his humour, enthusiasm and next objective was the Lorette hill. It was here, in whose lips were set in a smile for eternity.” Paul talent as a sniper”. rest quarters, that they chanced upon their elder bro- Mauk was buried in the German military cemetery ther Karl, who was wounded. Karl had a role as an in Lens-Sallaumines. The news of his death reached adviser, providing information on the situation at the his village and his brother Karl, by now a lieutenant AUL Mauk, the youngest soldier to enlist in front. He related to his younger in the regiment of chasseurs. He the Great War, is laid to rest in the section brothers and other volunteer sol- also would lose his life on the Pset aside for German soldiers at one end diers stories of the bitter and tragic battlefield on 7 April 1918. A of the cemetery in Lens-Sallaumines, surrounded fighting in the trenches. However, poem extolling the virtues of his by his 15,645 comrades. He was just 14 years this wasn’t enough to discou- younger brother was found in his of age. On 6 June 1915, a stray bullet tore off rage Paul, who headed off to the personal possessions. his forearm and set fire to the ammunition he fighting “full of enthusiasm”. The was carrying in his pocket. He died the next day, youngster saw combat everywhere, “My brother, my beloved bro- “without making the slightest complaint”. including Meurchin, Wingles, ther , Let me see once more Hulluch and Béthune. “He was the brightness of your little War broke out during the year of his communion. “Paul consumed with an exalted sense eyes, More alive and happy Mauk was a very open young man who never hid of pride…” , Ernst Jünger adds. I will embark upon the next his feelings”, writes Ernst Jünger*, a German essayist Yet in the troops’ rest quarters, combat, With the true cou- and novelist. “He had a natural kindness”, the Paul also joined in all the fun. rage of the German soldier German goes on to add, “and a straight-forward cheer- (…)” fulness”. When he was little, Paul wanted to become a “He was fascinated doctor “to ease suffering and to be of service”. by lights” The boy loved flowers, as well as tales of battle. Those On 9 May 1915, as he crept under *Die Unvergessenen (Les of Felix Dahn in particular and above all the novel “A enemy barbed wire, Paul Mauk was Photo: M.-Pierre Griffon Inoubliables) by Ernst Struggle for Rome”, in which the character Tolita wounded in the temple by a gre- Paul is laid to rest in the German military cemetery Jünger. Paul Mauk, by was his favourite hero. Paul Mauk was the sixth in a nade fragment, yet still found it in Lens-Sallaumines, in row 11, grave 268. Walter Schmidt. German military cemeteries with nature would subsequently be laid to rest here responsible for the upkeep of German in the Pas-de-Calais : also. In 1917-1918, allied artillery fire cemeteries abroad and 90% of its finan- completely destroyed the cemetery, cial resources are from donations and Lens-Sallaumines, Billy- The German military ceme- which the French authorities rebuilt subscriptions. Montigny, Sailly-sur-la-Lys, tery in Lens-Sallaumines after the war. The majority of German military ceme- Laventie, Billy-Berclau, Carvin, was built by German troops teries blend in perfectly with their envi- Meurchin, Pont-à-Vendin, in 1914. It was known as In 1926, following an agreement ronment, almost as if they are commu- Oignies, Courrières, Dourges, the “Lorette Cemetery” or with the French military autho- ning with nature, in the pure tradition Achiet-le-Petit, Écourt- the “Cemetery of the 4th rities, the “Volksbund Deutsche of Germanic mythology inherited from Saint-Quentin, Rumaucourt, Armoured Corps”, as it was Kriegsgräberfürsorge” (German War Scandinavia. If a tree stands in the Sapignies, Saint-Laurent here that the majority of sol- Graves Commission) undertook work to middle of a row of crosses, it is never Blangy, Villers-au-Flos and diers killed in combat around improve the condition of the cemetery. moved. Instead, the cross is placed Neuville-Saint-Vaast, the the Lorette hill were buried. This private association, which has over either in front or behind the tree. The largest German military ceme- Troops who died in action a thousand members, as well as 150 cemetery in Lens-Sallaumines abides by tery in the whole of Western in the region around Lens employees on French soil alone, is still this rule. Europe. Communion Text : Christian Defrance 25 DerDer SchützengrabenSchützengraben The German newspaper in Bapaume T was called The Trench for obvious reasons given it was a newspaper published in Bapaume, a town occupied by Ithe Germans since the end of August 1914. In his book “La vie quotidienne de Bapaume dans la première guerre mondiale” (The Daily Life of Bapaume during the First World War), a wonderful research tool for historians, Gaston Dégardin translated and read every page of Der Schützengraben from its very first edition, on 22 August 1915, to its last, dated 7 June 1917. Bapaume was liberated by the Australians in the spring. In his first editorial, the editor-in-chief (undoubtedly Doctor Körber, the senior doctor at the hospital, according to Gaston Dégardin) explained that the newspaper, which was written by soldiers of the 4th Corps “in occupation” in Bapaume, “would serve as a link between them and their families in Germany”. He added: “Everyone is invited to contribute articles of a historic, scientific or humorous nature, as well as poems and songs.” In subsequent editions, the paper’s soldier-journalists published articles on the region’s villages, castles and churches – blown up during the German 0RIOR TO $ER 3CHàTZENGRABEN 4HE cinema known as the Bali and “snubbed by withdrawal of 1917 – and, of course, “several articles by General Trench) was full of local adverts: a currency civilians”. Von Stein to rally his troops”. When the printing workshop (at 25, exchange in Place Faidherbe, a clothes’ “During the first few months it also included rue d’Arras) was destroyed in July 1916, Der Schützengraben seems shop, a tobacconist, the 4th Corps’ library, adverts for the market in Bapaume: game, to have moved to the Château d’Havrincourt. On 9 May 1917, Doctor baths for officers at the Hôtel de la Fleur, poultry, eggs, vegetables etc.
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