Synopsis
This book focuses on the soldiers during World War II, and reflects the truth, goodness and beauty of human nature in that special period through the description of their romantic or sad love stories. These include the growth of the soldier's heart, how to stick to love in the war, and many plots that are separated from the love of life and touch the world.
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Evenings outside Moscow
Broken love
The flower of happiness that is late
Beautiful whistles
The bracelet of the relics caused a thousand sorrows
A moment in the past
Herman Goering
The inside is more important than the outside
A love letter from the battlefield
The Kiss of Victory
Love that fades under the flames of war
Love that began in England
Love spreads in Scotland
Love behind enemy lines
Touch the evil heart with love
A North African pilot's love journey
A beautiful life forged by beautiful lies
A love story of Tiramisu
Love when war spreads
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In the small town outside Moscow lives a beautiful girl whose name is Lydia. Bruskaya. Lydia is an orphan, she has lived with her single uncle since she was a child, and her uncle is also her relative, and the two people rely on each other. When World War II spread to Soviet soil, Lydia was only 19 years old.
The town where Lydia lives is not big, but quiet and nice. The house where she and her uncle lived had a large birch forest next to it. When the wind rises, the birch forest rustles. The forest is full of wildflowers, and the fragrance is fragrant. Lydia ** loves this birch forest, she goes there every day to see the tall and beautiful birch trees, see the colorful wildflowers, the crisp and pleasant birdsong, feel the tranquility and freshness there.
There is an aviation school near the town, and Lydia's uncle is an aviation technician in this school. He was a combat hero who had been severely injured in his left leg during the war and had limited mobility. He was popular in aviation schools and many young faculty members enjoyed chatting with him. Every weekend, young teachers from the school come to their homes. Uncle also liked these young people, because he could find in them the shadow of his youth. Many times, the laughter in the house overflowed the window, accompanied by the clanging sound of the flowing water of the small river in front of the house.
In August of the year Lydia was 18 years old, the Soviet Union and Germany signed a "non-aggression pact". Hitler's diplomacy served his strategic ends, and while reconciling and negotiating with the Soviet Union, Hitler drew up a plan to invade the Soviet Union, which was, as Hitler himself put it, the "Barbarossa" project that "surprised the whole world and made it difficult to say a word."
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