in de materiaalwagons. Sommige sold

in de materiaalwagons. Sommige soldaten stonden nog te roken of hielden hun geliefde in de armen. Er werd veel gelachen. Witkielen drove on and off with their carts filled with trunks. Stationmanagers probeerden alles in goede banen te leiden en niemand had in de gaten dat op een van de perrons een man in een met gaas overkapte rolstoel, omringd door twee verplegers stond te wachten tot hij zich in de speciale ziekencoupe kon installeren. Een stationsbeambte plaatste een ijzeren plaat tegen de treden onder de treindeur. De verplegers, een man en een vrouw, droegen mondkappen, die alleen de ogen vrijhielden. Op de rug van de rolstoel stond met grote rode letters geschreven: BESMETTELIJKE ZIEKTE. Iedereen liep in een boogje om het drietal heen, zelfs toen ze aanstalten maakten om de man in de rolstoel in de trein te duwen. Ook de man in de rolstoel was geheel in het wit gekleed en droeg ook eenzelfde mondkap. Hij zag diep voorovergebogen en leek verdoofd.

Resultaten (Engels) 1:

in the material wagons. Some soldiers were still to smoke or kept their beloved in the arms. There was a lot of laughter. Witkielen drove on and off with their carts filled with trunks. Stationmanagers tried everything in and no one would notice that on one of the platforms a man in a wheelchair covered with wire mesh, surrounded by two nurses was waiting until joining in the special sick coupe could install. A stationsbeambte placed an iron plate against the steps under the train door. The nurses, a man and a woman, were wearing mouth caps, which only the eyes vrijhielden. On the back of the wheelchair with big red letters was written: infectious disease. Everyone ran in a loop to the triad back, even when they sought to the man in the wheelchair on the train to push. Also the man in the wheelchair was completely dressed in white and also wore the same mondkap. He saw deep leaning forward and seemed stunned.

Resultaten (Engels) 2:

in the material wagons. Some soldiers were still smoking or held their loved one's arms. There was much laughter. Witkielen drove on and off withtheir carts filled with trunks. Station managers tried to ensure that everything runs smoothly and no one had noticed that on one of the platforms, a man in a wheelchair covered with gauze, surrounded by two nurses waited until he could settle down in the special sick coupe. A station officer placed an iron plate against the action under the train door. The paramedics, a man and a woman, wore mouth caps, which only kept pretty eyes. On the back of the wheelchair was written in large red letters: INFECTIOUS DISEASE. Everyone ran in a loop around the three over, even when they were preparing to push the man in the wheelchair on the train. The man in the wheelchair was completely dressed in white and wore the same breathing protection. He looked deeply bent over and looked stunned.

Resultaten (Engels) 3:

in the materiaalwagons. some soldiers were still smoking or kept their lover in the arms. there was a lot of fun. witkielen drove on and off with their carts filled with trunks. stationmanagers tried to manage everything and no one was watching one of the platforms, a man in a wheelchair overkapte with gauze.surrounded by two nurses to wait until he was in the special ziekencoupe could install. a stationsbeambte posted a iron plate under the treindeur against the act. the nurses, a man and a woman, were mondkappen, only the eyes vrijhielden. on the back of the chair was written in big red letters: infectious disease.everyone was in a three arcs to it, even when they were preparing for the man in the wheelchair in the train to push. the man in the wheelchair was fully dressed in white and wearing the same mondkap also. he bent over and saw deep felt numb. "