Our fathers

After watching the German film "Our Fathers" for more than 40 minutes to reflect on World War II, I really can't watch it, it's too cruel. On the Eastern Front, the Germans advanced to Smolensk, 500 km from Moscow, and massacred Jewish civilians in the occupied territories. A Jewish girl less than ten years old was caught by the Ukrainian auxiliary police (it seems that the Third Reich used auxiliary police much earlier than us, but in fact it was just a Ukrainian mob), an SS officer came over, opened the candy box for the Jewish girl to eat, and while the girl was trembling and took a piece of candy to eat, the SS officer grabbed the girl's braid, pulled out a pistol and shot at the back of her head, the blood splashed all over his face, but he wiped his face with white gloves. It's like just saying good morning to someone else.

I was so deeply stimulated by this shot that I could no longer watch, like the atrocities of Nazi Germany, which are all over the place in this movie. As Hans Fleck, the Polish governor of Nazi Germany, who was sent to the gallows after the war, said: The millennium is easy to pass, and Germany's sins are indelible.

No race in this world can deprive other races of their right to exist, even if he is God. So, for the sake of world war II suffering, in order to stop being slaughtered like beasts, the Jews should have an Israel.