The feud between germans and Jews was so deep that during World War II, the German Nazis openly imprisoned Jews in concentration camps and carried out inhumane massacres. In our view, jewish life in concentration camps is undoubtedly difficult and hopeless. But in an academic study a few years ago, I found something different.
A few years ago, a scholar who studied the truth about the massacre of Jews during World War II turned to a photograph. This photograph is of a beautiful Jewish woman looking at the camera with a look of happiness. This photograph is very surprising, because of the many Jews who were photographed at that time, only her expression was so happy, and everyone else was full of despair. So what is it that makes this woman so happy?
The feud between the Germans and the Jews
In this part of Germany, the Jews and the Germans had a very deep grudge. Because of the Germanic peoples who have lived for generations, because of the migration of the Jews, life has changed. As we all know, Jews are generally very intelligent, whether in the field of science and technology or in business, the greatest scientist of the time Einstein was a Jew, it can be said that the IQ of Jews is generally very high.
But a high IQ does not mean that the emotional intelligence is high, and when the Jewish business is in full swing, it has caused dissatisfaction among the German Germans. For the Germans, the Jews, as outsiders, lived better than the Native Germans, which was very jealous.
At the same time, the Nazi Party was originally an anti-Semitic party, and they believed that most of germany's misfortunes in World War I were caused by Jews. Under nazi propaganda, anti-Semitic enthusiasm was high, and it was widely believed that the Jews had shamelessly deprived them of their wealth and land.
Eventually, the Nazi Party purged the Jews in Germany and imprisoned them in concentration camps. Although this time was incomparably dark, for a Jewish girl, this time allowed her to see a beam of light and begin a forbidden love affair with an officer in the concentration camp.
Arrested and imprisoned, life and death
Jews were imprisoned in concentration camps, and their lives meant coming to an end, where they were subjected to inhuman treatment and gradually to death. In addition, under the propaganda of the Nazi Party, a large number of Germans believed that union with the Jews was an insult to their own blood, so the love between the Nazis and the Jews could not exist.
But love is so wonderful that in March 1942, a 19-year-old Jewish girl, Helena, was taken into Nazi concentration camps in Germany along with more than 1,000 of her fellow Jews. Here, The gender advantage of helena girls does not bring her any preferential treatment, and she, like other compatriots, does heavy labor every day.
All kinds of tragedies will happen every day in life here, and what is even more tragic is that every day when you get up, you may find that the people around you have suddenly disappeared, as if the world has evaporated. Helena's girlfriend was like this, disappearing from her side in just one day.
In order to survive, Helena began to find a way to escape the concentration camp. Unfortunately, the first escape trip was captured by Nazi soldiers and sent to the gas chambers. Fortunately, there was an officer on her birthday at that time, And helena's singing voice was very beautiful, and as the assistant singer of the dinner, she was lucky to survive. But it was also this performance that gave Helena the hope of life.
Forbidden love, across races
In this performance, Helena's beautiful singing voice won unanimous praise from the officers present, and when she was ready to leave at the end of the singing, a young officer stopped her and wanted Helena to sing a song for him. The officer, Franz Winds, was very sympathetic to the Jews in the camps and resented what they had done.
Helena saw in his clear eyes that he was different from the Nazi officers in the concentration camp, so she sang a song for him, "Never Loved", and the love between the two began from here. In the days that followed, Franz winch took extra care of her and saved Helena from death again and again.
Unfortunately, in the general environment, Jews and Germans could never be together. Even so, the two still loved each other deeply, and when Franz Wensh took the picture of her, the happiness on her face could not be hidden from everyone. This time is so beautiful and cherished for both of them.
The good times were short-lived, the war in Germany was strained, and Franz Windsch was going to follow the SS to the front, and this trip meant that the two might never see each other again. The two of them talk about their hearts at the time of death, tell each other their full love, and finally watch their lover leave, which is a farewell.
After the end of World War II, although both miraculously survived, Franz Wensh was constantly looking for the woman he loved. However, Helena joined radical Zionism, and the relationship was permanently sealed.
Until Franz Windh was put on trial in the War Criminals Court, Helena was present as a witness and told the story of this history and the rescue of Jews in the concentration camps. In the end, Franz Windh was acquitted, but the love between the two was like water dripping into the sea and disappearing.
epilogue
This love is a tragic love, if it were not for the circumstances at that time, perhaps the two would have lived a very beautiful life! After all, at the time of their death, they had said that the other was the person they loved incomparably.