During World War II, the Soviet female soldier Zoya was captured by the German 332nd Regiment, and after being beaten by more than 200 leather whips, she was forced to walk in the snow in a single dress, but even if she was frozen to the point of redness and swelling,

During World War II, the Soviet female soldier Zoya was captured by the German 332nd Regiment, and after being beaten by more than 200 leather whips, she was forced to walk in the snow in a single dress, but even if she was frozen to the point of redness and swelling, this little girl who was less than 20 years old still never gave in to the German army. At that time, when Stalin learned of this incident, he couldn't help but pat the table: when he encountered the German 332nd Regiment again, he was directly hanged, and he didn't leave a single living mouth!

He whipped more than 200 times with a leather whip, more than 40 degrees below zero, was forced to walk barefoot in the snow, and was even locked up with 23 German soldiers, and was repeatedly humiliated for a night, even if he was tortured to the point of disfigurement, Zoya still did not say a word.

Later, after the German army captured the Soviet Union, the German 332nd Regiment, which persecuted Zoya to death, was finally hanged by the Soviet army.