The 6-year-long Second World War can be called a disaster in human history, its scope has spread to three continents in Asia, Europe and Africa, more than 60 countries or regions have fallen into the baptism of war, more than 2 billion people have suffered from the pain and suffering caused by war, and the number of deaths due to war has reached more than 90 million, which is the largest war that mankind has begun.
Even twenty years after the end of this war, there are still people who suffer from it.
One day in 1964, a former Soviet soldier named Ozhnekov came to the government, dressed in tatters and smelling foul, followed by nine women with oriental faces and 73 children, the eldest being nearly 20 years old and the youngest being three or four years old. The government staff learned through questioning that the man named Brezhnekov had turned himself in, and that the crime he had committed sounded incredible.
It turned out that when the Second World War was coming to an end, Brezhnev was stationed in the Far East with his troops, and his main task was to watch over the Japanese prisoners. On August 15, 1945, Japan announced its unconditional surrender, and according to the international practice at that time, the prisoners were to be repatriated after the end of the war, so the superiors ordered Brezhnev to take charge of this work.
Most of the camps were men, and a small percentage were women, wartime medics who had also been captured by Soviet troops.
In December 1945, Brezhnev's squad escorted a small group of prisoners of war back to China according to the instructions of his superiors, and there were a total of 10 prisoners of war, 9 of whom were women, which made the young and vigorous Brazhnekov a little foolish, and the age of twenty years was the age of great desire for the opposite sex, which was not equivalent to letting the cat see what the fish did?
Just as Ozhnekov was thinking about the 9 prisoners of war, the opportunity was in front of him. On the way to escort the prisoners of war with his own 7 men, the squad accidentally entered the minefield arranged during the war, and the truck exploded with a mine in the process of driving, leaving only him and another teammate uninjured.
Watching them fall to the ground groaning in pain, Brezhnev, after consulting with another teammate, decided to stay behind to guard the prisoners of war, and the other teammate was responsible for escorting the wounded back to the unit. But who knew that the teammate was gone, and Brezhnekov waited all afternoon without seeing him.
If he continued to wait, Brezhnev would not be starved to death and would be frozen to death by the cold environment, so he decided to find a place to warm up first, and took a look at 10 prisoners, only the man was very distracting, And Brazhnekov immediately abandoned him in the minefield to ask for his blessing, and he took the other 9 female prisoners of war back to the same route.
After exiting the minefield, Brezhnev did not rush back to the army, he had his own small calculations, if he took these 9 women away and flew high, others would not know, so he found a mountain to build a house, ready to live the happy life he dreamed of. At first, the day was indeed perfect, and the 9 captives obeyed him and lived a good life, but after a while, they began to rebel.
Although women's physical strength is not as strong as men's, but they are numerous, And Brezhnev was soon subdued, and he was greeted by nearly 20 years of inhuman life. Hunting and cleaning are naturally not a problem, the most unacceptable thing for him is to reproduce, and in those years he actually let 9 women give birth to 73 children.
As he grew older, Brezhnev's health was not as good as before, and he was also disliked by 9 women and abused in life, and finally he could not stand it, and went down the mountain to find the government to surrender himself.
In the past 20 years, people have always thought that Brazhnekov was sacrificed, and gave him a heroic funeral, but they did not expect that he was now living well, there are more than 10 children, and it is unacceptable to do such a reckless thing, so They sent Brezhnekov to a military court.
The court handed down a fair verdict, and Mr. Brazhnev was sentenced to 12 years in prison for mistreatment of prisoners of war and rape, while the nine women and 73 children were sent back to Japan by the Soviet Union.