Robert Clarkのインスタグラム(robertclarkphoto) - 5月18日 00時27分

Willhelm Simonsohn, 100 yrs. old, knows the pain of war. He witnessed it first hand as he entered Warsaw and saw the Polish Capitol in ruins. "It made such an impression on me that I said I would never drop a bomb on a human being."
He flew dozens of night missions, scrambling to intercept British Bombers. "I flew with the idea that I'd prevent the British from setting our cities on fire," he says, "I was 22, and naive." By the spring of 1944, having watched German cities go up in flames, Simonsohn knew the war was lost. "I realized I just needed to survive," he says. News of Germany's surrender came as a tremendous relief. "May 8t, 1945, was a second birthday for me. It meant an end to the killing, all the fear," he says. "All those burning cities made me a pacifist. And I've only become more of one as the years have gone by." You can read more stories about WWII Veterans in the June issue of @ナショナルジオグラフィック. Words by #AndrewCurry #onassignment #TheLastVoice of WorldWarII #May81945

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