In World War II, Germany inflicted heavy losses on the Soviet Union, Germany had 190,000 female soldiers, how to deal with Soviet soldiers?
War, the highest form and means of violence embodied in contradictions. Its arrival is often accompanied by death, but since the beginning of human beings, war has always existed, from the beginning of primitive habitat to the present, there has never been a stop to war. From the use of stones and sticks to tribal fights, the means of warfare have become more and more advanced.
The spatial span of war is getting bigger and bigger, the number of people involved is also increasing, and the degree of destruction is also increasing. From the era of weapons to the war years with rifles, grenades, tanks, cannons and other weapons as the main weapons, science has gradually developed large and extremely lethal heavy weapons such as aircraft, aircraft carriers, and nuclear weapons, to today's long-range intercontinental missiles, precision-positioned Scud missiles, satellite positioning missiles, etc. War is happening all the time, all around us, our country and our nation. But what exactly does it bring us? It brings devastation, corpse-strewn land and distortions of human nature.
We often see anti-war episodes on TV, most of which set the situation so that the protagonist solves the intruder without much effort, and his own losses are so small that they can be almost negligible. We're having a lot of fun watching, and then what about the facts? Is this really the case? We have not experienced such cruel scenes, we have never seen bloody scenes, the tragedy of that time is little known, we do not know what the war brought to the people at that time?
A documentary recently broadcast in Germany revealed the nature of war, the ugly side of human nature; the film was broadcast publicly on German television, and he let us see what americans did to German fascists in the war, exterminating humanity.
The film chronicles events in 1945 and tell people what the war brought through a conversation between two paratroopers, a paratrooper whose gloves were soaked in blood, was spotted by one of his companions, and when asked what happened to him, the first paratrooper took a string of ears out of his pants pocket. In the first paratrooper's notebook, it was written: "He spent the whole night 'scouring his ears' and stringing them on old shoelaces, and for many days he had no appetite, and this act of dehumanization made him feel that humanity was regressing." ”
There are many more such incidents, such as the 1944 incident in Normandy, where the same inhumane incident occurred: some American soldiers actually insulted the corpses of the enemy in order to obtain human booty. The American soldiers' approach was frightening, and they did not feel that they had done anything wrong, nor did they think that many innocent German soldiers had been killed because of this. War turned some people into murderers, not only killing in the course of the war, but also insulting the corpses of the enemy after the war.
In the 70th anniversary of the end of the second european stop, Germany publicly broadcast a documentary about the "crimes of the liberators", which is not intended to reflect what the former Soviet soldiers did in the war against Germany, but the massive rape, plundering and inhuman treatment and massacre of prisoners captured in the war. None of this mattered to directors Annette Halfinger and Michael Erlentz, what was important was gathering information about what Americans wanted through World War II.
Historian Miriam Gerbhardt argues that the number of american soldiers persecuting German women from 1944 to 1945 was no less than 190,000, a figure that exposed what the war brought to people. Although there is no convincing evidence for this inference, the truth of this data may also be several times or more of this number. People don't have access to a specific number, and even in the future, there's still no way to figure it out if it's correct.
In the eyes of many people, the casualty statistics of the war are just a series of boring numbers, and they do not think about what this represents. How many innocent people were implicated in this war, how many families were separated, how many sons and daughters lost their fathers. How many people have reflected after the war, can this matter only be solved through war? What did the war bring to us? Is it prosperity? Is it rich and strong? No, I'm afraid it's more of a psychological burden, so let's reflect on it.