The world war was a disaster for all mankind, and unlike the First World War, the Second World War far exceeded the number, equipment, weapons, and scope of the participating countries far exceeded the former. As the main participant in Germany, the flames of war that burned in Europe quickly spread to the Jews. The ethnic cleansing of Jews by the Germans was one of the most notorious atrocities of World War II, killing 6 million Jews.
Immediately after the German blitzkrieg against Poland, France, Norway and other places were seized, and Hitler quickly brought the Jews under his control. Hitler hated the Jews for a reason, because the Jews were more shrewd in business, so they accumulated a lot of wealth, but when Germany was in an economic crisis, the Jews did not help Germany, they would rather dump the milk than sell it to the poor at a reduced price. So it wasn't just Hitler who hated the Jews, but even the German people hated them.
Under Hitler's rhetoric, the Jews were attacked in all directions, forced to live in isolation from society and to participate in slave labor. They were in the quarantine zone, their eyes blankly looking at the scenery outside, not knowing whether they would be the next to be taken away. In the quarantine area, there is a cute little girl dressed in red, she was originally a carefree little princess, who grew up happily under the care of her parents. However, with the outbreak of war, the little girl was separated from her parents on the way to escape, and was found by the German army and captured in the quarantine area.
The little girl was very well-behaved in the quarantine area, he kept asking the people around her if they had seen her mother, and in order to comfort her, they lied to her that her mother was helping to take care of the wounded in the hospital, and she would see her in a few days, in fact, her mother was probably no longer alive. The little girl should seem to understand, and her two eyes are still looking out the window, looking forward to her mother's return. At this moment, a group of German soldiers took the little girl away, and the little girl thought that she was going to see her mother, and she was very happy, but everyone around her let out a sigh.
The German soldiers took her to a pit-filled area of live burial, intending to let the little girl die here. The little girl was put into one of the pits, and the soldiers kept carrying the soil, but the little girl did not know what they were going to do, thinking it was just a game. The little girl faced the soil higher and higher, and said pitifully to the German soldiers: Uncle, can you bury me shallower? Otherwise I wouldn't have seen my mother come back. When the soldier on the side heard the little girl's words, the corners of his eyes were immediately wet, and he didn't know what he was going to do next.
The soldier glanced at the commander who was not far away, as if asking for advice, and the commander shouted and signaled him to continue. The soldier's eyes were filled with tears, and he kept waving a shovel in his hand, and soon the little girl was buried in the soil and could no longer come out.