More than seventy years have passed since the Second World War, but the pain caused by that war is still unforgettable. However, after a chaotic world, there are always people who want to escape the smoke of the battlefield, such as Tao Yuanming's "Peach Blossom Garden", which is formed in this way. However, in fact, whether the "peach blossom garden" really exists, we do not know.
Interestingly, the Two Countries that were once hostile to each other during World War II, the Soviet Union and Japan, had such an interesting incident, which was about 1 soldier and 9 female prisoners of war living in seclusion in the mountains, but the ending was not like "Peach Blossom Origin", because the final ending was that the Soviet soldier could not stand it, so he took the initiative to lead several of his wives to turn himself in, and the name of this Soviet soldier was Brazhnekov.
This has to start from the Soviet blitzkrieg of the Japanese Kwantung Army in World War II, after Germany was defeated in 1945, the members of the Allied Powers at that time were only Japan struggling to support, when the United States and Britain were in order to contain the Soviet Union and did not let him send troops to the northeast, and just after the atomic bomb exploded in Nagasaki, Japan, the Soviet Union realized that this time could not wait, so it immediately declared war on Japan, hundreds of thousands of Soviet troops swept through the Japanese Kwantung Army.
At that time, the Soviet Union was not so kind, because the Soviet climate was already very bad, and the war had caused them to lose hundreds of thousands of young people, so these hundreds of thousands of Kwantung Army prisoners of war were particularly important to them, so men, women and children pulled them back to the Soviet Union.
At that time, Brezhnev was also one of the Soviet soldiers escorting prisoners of war, and he was escorting prisoners of war with several soldiers, but because of the heavy snow at that time, the driver accidentally took the wrong road, and finally only Brezhnev and another Soviet soldier were left, and only 9 female prisoners of war and one seriously wounded male prisoner of war were left.
Then Ozhnekov took advantage of the situation to break up his comrades, and at the same time threw the male prisoner of war into the snow to live or die, and lured the remaining 9 female prisoners of war with food into the mountains with him. At that time, he was the only man in the team, so the 9 female prisoners of war could not follow him into the mountains and lived a secluded life with him ever since.
During his days in seclusion in the mountains with these 9 female prisoners of war, Brezhnekov had a total of 73 children with these 9 Japanese female prisoners of war, and he enjoyed life like an emperor. He was fed and slept and slept every day, and his wives were responsible for reclaiming the wasteland and doing all kinds of housework in addition to helping with the children every day. However, such a life finally ushered in the resistance of 9 female prisoners of war, and finally 9 female prisoners of war united to get Ozhnekov.
In the days that followed, Brezhnev was not only responsible for the family's food, clothing, and shelter, but also cooking, taking care of children, and washing diapers, and after a period of time, Brazhnev himself could not stand it, because he could not bear such a day. So he led his 9 "wives" and 73 children out of the mountains to ask the local government for help, and the local officials were really shocked to see such a ragged family, especially the Brezhnev children's hungry green eyes, which made people's hearts hairy.
The mayor saw that this situation was also impossible, so he quickly asked someone to bring food over, and the family ate 20 pots of rice before finally eating enough.
Unable to bear such a day, Brezhnev himself took the initiative to request to go to prison, the Soviet Union sentenced him to 9 years in prison, and the female prisoners of war also took the opportunity to sue Brezhnev, so they sentenced him to twelve years in prison for several crimes, and for Brezhnev he was relieved.
However, the confused accounts of him and her "wives" have not been cleared, and after many negotiations between the Soviet Union and Japan, the prisoners of war who have been stranded in the Soviet Union for more than ten years have also returned to Japan.