In 1943, a Nazi German soldier put a rope around a woman's neck and violently pushed the table under her feet, and the woman instantly soared into the air.
On this day, Leipa took the initiative to go to the front line of the war to carry out a mission. The task given to Lepa by his superiors was to rescue 150 women and children who were under the control of the German army, and the danger was self-evident.
When Lepa arrived at the mission site, she was soon surrounded by the enemy, and in order to cover the retreat of her comrades, she stayed alone and broke off, intending to use bombs to kill the Germans.
However, Leipa failed to break herself, and after the Germans captured her, she was brutally abused and tortured.
Even so, Leppa did not say any information about his comrades, and the Germans, embarrassed, ordered their execution. On the day of the execution, Lepa was tied to the gallows and the enemy put a rope around Lepa's neck.
Suddenly, Leipa felt a sharp pain in his head and neck, and in a trance he seemed to see his father and younger brother.
Feeling very relieved, a smile appeared on her face, and the Germans, thinking that she regretted it, interrupted the execution, saying that if she said the names of a few of her comrades, she would be spared death.
What the Germans did not expect was that Leppa was very tenacious and scolded the enemy on the spot. The Germans were so angry that they ordered the execution to continue, and Lepa's whole body was suspended in the air and he was soon strangled.
The scene, which happened to be filmed by passing journalists and published in a newspaper, sparked a strong reaction, with people condemning Nazi atrocities.
Leppa was only 18 years old, she was a black Bosniac, and the country at that time was Yugoslavia. During World War II, the German army occupied Yugoslavia, but the local communists did not give in, but adopted the method of guerrilla warfare and constantly dealt with the Nazis.
Leipa's father and brother both died fighting for their country, which also encouraged Lepa, and she resolutely took up arms, joined the resistance movement, and fought the German army to the end, which is the story at the beginning of the article.
During World War II, Hitler extended his claws throughout Europe in a vain attempt to force other countries to submit to him by conquering by force.
Hitler suffered many setbacks in his youth, and he wanted to become a painter, but his works were not paid attention to, and his life was displaced.
At that time, Jews took root in European countries, engaged in finance, commerce and other activities, and many people made a lot of money and became chaebols who controlled the main economy.
In contrast, many Germans could not find work and lived a very miserable life.
This caused Hitler to develop a strong hatred of the Jews, believing that they had robbed the Germans of their wealth, deprived the people of their freedom and rights, and left everyone living in misery.
In World War I, Germany suffered defeat, Hitler was injured by gas bombs, his eyes fell ill, and his eyesight was very bad, so he vowed to start another war to avenge the year.
When Hitler came to power, he first annexed his birthcountry, Austria, and the two countries were originally of the same race, which he believed was to reunify the Germanic people.
Immediately afterwards, Hitler began to attack the surrounding Czechoslovakia, and after completing a series of maneuvers, he found that Europe did not have much reaction.
As a result, Hitler's ambitions swelled further and he decided to annex all of Europe.
Hitler first launched an attack on Poland, and then defeated several peripheral effects, occupying the entire northwest of Europe. Immediately afterwards, the Germans stormed France and entered Paris a month later, forcing the British to retreat to the island.
But the invasion was bound to fail, and coupled with Hitler's strategic mistakes, he simultaneously fought on the eastern and western fronts, resulting in the rapid collapse of the German army.
