The girl on the Via Flaminia [antikvár]

The wind blew through Europe. It was a cold wind, and there were no lights in the city. It was said the cabinet was about to fali. Nobody knew for sure whether the cabinet which was in power at this time would fali and another coalition government would be förmed. There was nothing that was very sure, and all one knew was that, if the cabinet did fali, the government which would be förmed from the ruins would be another coalition one, and that the wind was cold. It did not look at this time as though the war would end, although actually the war was coming to an end. Nobody knew at this time that the war would end in a few months. There were children in the city who had never known a time in which there had not been a war. The fighting was going on in the north. Sometimes in the afternoon in the city one could see girls and young men