One of the poems of "Cui Yin Pavilion Completed self-harmony": "Fu Zun smiled at the children, and and took a delicious koi double." "In the war years, it is not easy to eat a full meal, if there is a delicious meal in front of you, I believe many people will be tempted to eat." However, for the German girl Volcker, every time she eats a delicacy, it is equivalent to walking before the ghost door closes.
Volcker, born in Germany in 1918, still lived a low-key, ordinary life during that war-torn era. After going to school, falling in love, getting married, and when Volcker has gone through the basic process of life, her peaceful life suddenly encounters a series of great changes. After the outbreak of World War II, her husband joined the German army and soon lost contact, and in order to avoid bombing, she fled Berlin alone in the winter of 1941 and went to a small village in present-day Poland to join her relatives.
Volcker's relative was a wealthy man who not only had a large house in the area, but also a back garden, a rare "hideaway" during the war years. However, less than 3 kilometers away, it was one of Hitler's old lairs, and Volcker, as a young woman, naturally did not escape the sight of the German army. One day, the Germans forcibly recruited Volcker into the Civilian Service, and she became Hitler's royal drug tester.
At that time, Hitler was extremely careful to avoid assassination, and he specifically found 15 girls to test the poison on his meals, and Volcker was one of them. Every morning at 8 a.m., SS soldiers would wake her up on time to report in the barracks, and if Hitler happened to be here, she would try the poison in advance. Because Hitler was a vegetarian, she ate vegetables, fruits, noodles and other foods every time. Although the chef's craftsmanship is very good, Volcker, who lives in fear every day, has never felt delicious one day.
If after an hour, Volcker had not been "poisoned to death", Hitler could have enjoyed his meal with confidence, and Volcker, who had walked before the ghost gate closed, could also return to his residence and wait for the next "mission". In this way, Volcker lived a "dark life" for more than 3 years, although she had never seen Hitler's side, but every minute and every second in the barracks, she was full of fear, eating was an incomparably happy thing, but in Volcker's eyes, every time she tried to eat, it seemed to be fighting against death.
Later, Hitler was assassinated, and just a few months later, the Soviet army broke through Berlin, and he finally chose to commit suicide by drinking bullets in desperation. However, as Hitler's "test girl", Volcker also escaped the fate of being killed, and the 14 girls who were taken to the barracks with her died under the guns of the Soviet army. Fortunately, Volker was rescued by a kind German lieutenant, and she escaped to a doctor who also lied to the Soviets, and she escaped again.
Saved by well-wishers one after another, Volker's doom seems to have come to an end. In 1946, she was reunited with her husband, who had joined the army, and the two continued to live the happy life they had been before. However, Volker did not tell her husband about her experience of becoming a "trial drug girl", a secret buried deep inside her heart, and she did not want to share it with anyone. It wasn't until the age of 95 that Volcker, tormented by memories, had to tell the story of the experience, and she didn't want to take the real past to the grave.