The girl looked at Lin Hua and said with a little excitement: "Comrades, I've been waiting for you to come."
"Who are your comrades?" Seryosha, who was standing next to Lin Hua, pointed at the German officers who raised their hands and said viciously: "Only these damn fascists are your comrades.
”
Lin Hua observed his words and saw that when the girl saw the German guard being captured by the soldiers, not only did she not show any panic, but on the contrary, she also showed an expression of joy on her face. He quickly raised his hand to stop Seryozha and looked at the young and beautiful girl.
, repeated the question just now: "Who are you and why do you appear here?"
The girl took off her headscarf, revealing her thick dark chestnut hair, and said with a serious expression: "My name is Adelina. I was a student at Voloklamsk Academy of Literature before the war, because I can speak French and English proficiently.
I can’t speak German, so after a thorough investigation by the city’s leaders, they asked me to stay in the German-occupied areas and engage in underground work.”
"Ah, is that so?" Seryozha couldn't help but exclaimed when he heard this. He quickly changed to a kind tone and said: "Girl, please forgive me for being rude just now. I thought... I thought
..." In a hurry, he couldn't find the right words to describe Agelina.
"You want to say that I am the kind of bitch who sells himself out, right?" Unexpectedly, Agelina said openly: "Ever since I served as a translator for Germans, everyone who knows me sees me this way.
My comrades who were detained in the prisoner-of-war camp looked at me with hatred, thinking that I was a weakling who betrayed the motherland and betrayed myself to the enemy in order to survive." As she spoke, her eyes could not help but turn red.
He hurriedly raised his hand to wipe away the tears on his face.
"Comrade Agelina, you have been wronged." Lin Hua stepped forward and hugged this young girl who had lived among the enemies for several months and was full of grievances. He gently patted her back with his hand and said understandingly.
: "I know that because of your special status, in order to complete your mission, you have to silently endure the misunderstandings of your comrades. You can't even tell them who you are, what you do, and why you want to work with the enemy.
, not even hinting to them."
Hearing what Lin Hua said, Agelina's tears fell like broken beads, and soon the clothes on Lin Hua's shoulders were soaked. She cried and said: "Comrade Commander, I have long been
I'm tired of all this. You don't know how disgusting it is to live among fascist invaders. You have to pretend to be happy every day and force a smile with these guys who deserve to go to hell..."
"It's all over, Agelina, it's all over." Lin Hua continued to comfort him: "From now on, you are back among your relatives."
Agelina broke away from Lin Hua's arms, wiped away the tears on her face with the back of her hand, straightened her hair, tried her best to put a smile on her face, and said to Lin Hua: "I'm sorry, Comrade Commander, please forgive me.
, my feelings are too fragile... I can't help it. I saw our Red Army soldiers suddenly appearing in front of me and arresting these fascist invaders. I was so excited."
"Misha," Seryosha said from the side: "Let's go see the soldiers imprisoned here."
Seryozha's words reminded Lin Hua, and he remembered that he was so busy chatting with Agelina that he actually forgot about the commanders and soldiers imprisoned here. So, surrounded by everyone, he headed towards the place where the soldiers were imprisoned. The Soviet prisoners of war who were imprisoned here could not forget this scene many years later: first, a company of German soldiers, led by several German officers, entered the prisoner of war camp in a swagger; then, they first sent people to take over the camp.
They took down the watchtowers around the camp, and then disarmed all the guards who came out of the house. What happened in front of them made them stunned.
At this time, a German second lieutenant, surrounded by a group of German soldiers, came among them and announced in his familiar language: "Comrades, you have suffered. I am Lieutenant Sokov, commander of the Istrian company.
I was ordered to rescue you, you are free!"
After Lin Hua finished speaking, the entire venue was silent. The prisoners of war slowly stood up and looked at the people wearing German uniforms around them with dull eyes, thinking to themselves: "Is this a German conspiracy?"
?"
"Comrades, what's wrong with you?" Seeing that the prisoners of war had no reaction to what Lin Hua said, Seryozha raised his voice and said, "Didn't you hear what the lieutenant said? You have been liberated, you are all free.
."
"Is everything you said true?" This time a voice finally came from the prisoners of war: "Are you really the Red Army?"
In order to reassure the prisoners of war, Lin Hua turned to Seryosha and said, "Give me your boat hat?"
"Why do you need a boat-shaped hat?" Seryozha heard Lin Hua say this and asked in confusion.
"Don't talk nonsense," Lin Hua didn't bother to explain to him, but urged him: "Hurry up!"
Seryozha muttered quietly, unbuttoned his military coat, took out his boat-shaped hat from his arms, and handed it to Lin Hua. After Lin Hua took the hat, he first took off the German large-brimmed hat on his head and tucked it under his arm.
Then he put the boat-shaped hat on his head and said to the prisoners of war in front of him: "Do you believe it now?"
When the prisoners of war saw the boat-shaped cap on Lin Hua's head, they finally reacted: "Yes, they are our own people, our own people." "Thank God, we are saved."...
I don’t know who took the lead. The prisoners of war and their comrades in German uniforms began to hug each other, and some people kept shouting "Ula". Agelina, who was standing behind, raised her hand to wipe away the words left by her excitement.
With tears in my eyes, I looked at this exciting scene in front of me with a smile.
After Lin Hua asked Vanya to be responsible for settling the rescued prisoners of war, he struggled to squeeze out of the crowd and came to Agelina. He asked a little surprised: "Agelina, I heard that there are two prisoners of war in this camp."
There are more than a thousand prisoners of war, but now it seems that there are not even a thousand. Where have the rest gone?"
"Lieutenant Sokov," Agelina suppressed the smile on her face and said to Lin Hua: "Please come with me and I will take you to see something."
Lin Hua followed Agelina to a corner of the prisoner of war camp. Agelina pointed to the forest in the distance and said, "Comrade Lieutenant, look over there."
Lin Hua looked in the direction of Agelina's finger and saw piles of wood-like things piled on the edge of the forest. His first reaction was that the Germans were preparing to use wood for heating. But after thinking about it, he felt that if it was just
If there was a pile of wood, Agelina would not bring her here specially. He asked tentatively: "Agelina, what is that? It can't be the wood used by Germans for heating, right?"
Agelina's handsome face became extremely serious: "Comrade Lieutenant, how is this possible? Those are the bodies of our comrades. Because the environment in the prison camp was so bad, countless prisoners of war died every day, and the Germans put them
The body was dragged out and hid by the forest, preparing to wait until the weather got warmer before sending prisoners of war to bury it."
Lin Hua led a dozen soldiers and followed Agelina to the place where the corpses of prisoners of war were piled. The bodies of countless Soviet prisoners of war, wearing thin and tattered military uniforms, died in various postures and were then piled up like logs by the Germans.
The same, piled in piles at the edge of the forest.
When he saw the piles of corpses, Lin Hua felt blood rushing to his head and his body was trembling with anger. He put his finger on the trigger and wanted to rush back to the prisoner of war camp immediately to guard the captured German soldiers.
Drag them all here and shoot them.
Seryosha, who followed him out, obviously noticed his emotional fluctuations, so he walked up to him and asked in a low voice: "Misha, shall we go back to the prisoner of war camp now and kill all the guards?"<
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Lin Hua turned to look at Seryosa and almost blurted out the order to kill all the German prisoners. But in the end he calmed down and hurriedly changed his words: "No, Seryosa, we are not executioners, even if we are enemies, as long as they
Even if we lay down our weapons, we cannot massacre them."