World War II is a story of hope

The story takes place on the Soviet-German battlefield of World War II, in 1942, the Germans surrounded Leningrad like a bucket, which was the most difficult stalemate stage of the defense of Leningrad. The city was plunged into the abyss of hunger, and all the bark and grass roots that could satisfy the stomach were eaten. Many Soviet people, in order to get a little food, crossed the blockade line and went to the rivers to find some small fish to satisfy their hunger.

For this food, many people died at the guns of the Germans. The people were crazy with hunger, and their eyes finally fixed on the warehouse, where the institute stored grain, because there were a lot of grain seeds. The garrison came, and the scientist said that this was the seed, the hope for the future of the Soviets.

The garrison is gone. The generals who fought bloody battles at the front came and demanded that the food be handed over to the army. Scientists say that these are seeds and cannot be eaten.

The general was outraged, and the scientist explained that by repelling the Germans, we could live happily with these seeds. After listening, the general saluted the scientists, and then led the soldiers away. After the victory in the defense of Leningrad, scientists starved to death by the grain pile.

Later, in honor of the scientists, the institute was named "Seeds of Hope".

I admire the scientist in the article very much, he did not hesitate to sacrifice his life for the interests of the country and the survival of the nation, and in those years of war, if he secretly ate some seeds, he would not starve to death. But he didn't do it, and if he did, the famine in Leningrad would have worsened, and these grains would be the spiritual backbone of the people! It is because of this pile of grain that people can survive.

Battle of Leningrad.

There is a touching story about the Soviet Red Army in 1945 during the battle to conquer Berlin:

In the midst of a fierce street fight, suddenly the cry of a child was heard in the ruins in the middle of the street, a German child, whose parents had disappeared. At this time, the Soviet and German troops were shooting at each other on both sides of the street, and the child could die at any time. Suddenly, a brave Soviet soldier stood up and walked straight towards the child, when the Soviet and German troops on both sides of the street stopped shooting at the same time.

The Soviet soldier walked up to the child, picked it up, and walked towards a safe bunker on the side of the street. At this point, the whole street was in dead silence. When the Soviet soldier carried the child to the bunker and put the child down, German gunfire rang out, and a bullet hit him in the back.

The Soviet soldier died in the hospital soon after from his wounds.

As long as I am alive and can see this sunshine and this cloudless sky, I can't be unhappy! "- Anne Frank.

The Diary of Anne Frank. And there are also many touching stories about Auschwitz as mentioned by the landlord.

The United States organized a surprise attack on Tokyo soon after Pearl Harbor, which had little military effect but greatly boosted morale, and similarly, Britain attacked Berlin at the most dangerous time, which was the reaction of the Allies in the most difficult time. In addition, the example of Japanese children in Germany reading on the ruins after World War II is also good!

Pianist! Beautiful life, very touching father-son relationship! Highly recommended! Don't watch the Chinese dubbed version, I don't feel anything!

The story of saving two little Japanese girls.