War is over, killing goes on.

War is over, killing goes on. A ten years old boy from Brabant unconcernedly brings a 'Panzerfaust', usede by Germans for destroying tanks, and containing an extremely powerful explosive charge. Label on it says it can be thrown to a maximum distance of 60 metres before exploding, when fired from a thrower. As material like this gets older it is getting more dangerous. Sometimes flimsily and hastily constructed, metals disintegrate and grenade may go off when dropped or bust spontaneously.