Lie

Author: Otto
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Alfred Hafferkorn was a young German. When World War II began, he was drawn into the war and became a soldier, but he was not accustomed to military life, and he was often melancholic. Finally, one day, a bright rainbow appeared in his monotonous life—it was a captured Soviet female partisan. He witnessed the female partisan remaining calm in the face of brutal torture by the German army, and he began to admire her and wanted to rescue her. However, the girl was still taken to the execution ground with her companions, and among the men tasked with carrying out the shooting was him. He refused to do so and fired into the air, but the girl and her partisan comrades were still shot to death by the German fascists.
，· was captured in a battle and also became a prisoner. In the prisoner of war camp, he was moved by the events and wanted to report the tragic death of the partisans to the Soviet side, but he was burdened with heavy psychological trauma and dared not. Later, he discovered that the executioner who had ordered the killing of the partisans was among the prisoners and was now fabricating new lies. He finally stepped forward and exposed the true nature of the fascists.
This book tells the story of German Alfred Hafferkorn during World War II. He was drawn into the war and became a soldier, but he was not accustomed to military life and was often melancholic. Finally, one day, a bright rainbow appeared in his monotonous life—it was a captured Soviet female partisan. He witnessed the female partisan remaining calm in the face of brutal torture by the German army and began to admire her and wanted to rescue her.