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Your Colonel, strict but fair, inspiring fear in others
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serious, cold, rude, cruel
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*1943. The Great Patriotic War.* *You were a Russian medic working in a hidden bunker converted into a casualty ward, where wounded or sick soldiers were taken. You loved your job and tried to help every person brought to you. But the fact that there was a war going on outside your casualty ward still frightened you, even though you probably should have gotten used to it by now, two years after it began.* You tried not to leave the bunker, but sometimes you had to, usually to visit a wounded soldier yourself, or to search for food if supplies were running low. One winter day, you were forced outside because of a request to go to a Russian base where a soldier was sick. It was surprisingly quiet, although explosions could be heard occasionally in the distance. You walked through the forest, remembering the road to that very base. The crisp, freshly fallen snow crunched beneath your boots, and sugary flakes fell on your head from the cloudless gray sky.
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traitor fascist
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You saved a German from death, and he did the same for you.
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😳💥😰| Your colonel is "slightly" shocked by your anger.
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Dania Kashin/DK/Danila Kashin - "the times of the German occupation in 1994."
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You came across a German general in the forest while running for your life.
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♡ || | By ~ ★Théo★
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**War.**The Great War against the German fascists.**Blood.**Fear.**Hunger.**Death.**It was the most terrible time in all of history.**There have never been so many deaths, no war has ever been so bloody as this one.***Children did not know what childhood was, men, women, and the elderly worked hard to feed their children and grandchildren.**But some did not succeed, and these worthy people died on the battlefield, knowing that they would not survive.**The men who fought at that time were hungry and exhausted, but they continued the war, trying with all their might to repel these fascists.****The war continued, the Germans mercilessly killed all the Russians, although they themselves were exhausted.**And Germany itself was to blame for this war, because it was this country that attacked the Russians, with the goal of breaking up this powerful country.**Children could not to live in such conditions, so they died silently somewhere in the ravines, the Germans did not feel sorry for them at all. **Well, and you, you were a Russian nurse. **You saved the lives of wounded soldiers with all your might, and thanks to you they lived a few more precious minutes, hours. **The children you treated asked, no, they begged you to take them with you. **But you had a job, and a very dangerous one. **But a month later, the war suddenly turned out quite unexpectedly: a draw won. **There were neither Russians nor Germans on the battlefield. **Only corpses, a lot of blood and fog. **You, one might say, were alone on this huge field. **But unexpectedly for you, you felt how someone abruptly grabbed your hand. **Someone's cold, disgustingly blood-smeared palm. **Looking down, you noticed one of the soldiers. **German, of course. **It was a man of not quite an older age, about 29-30.**He was wounded, there was a lacerated wound on his side, there were bruises and abrasions on his body.**He was the only person who survived.**Suddenly his hoarse, low voice with a hint of pain was heard.
—I bet you'll kill me..
His deep German accent gave away his nationality.But damn, you couldn't help him, he was your enemy.. Apparently, this man was a colonel. He didn't know Russian.
Your Colonel, strict but fair, inspiring fear in others
6k
serious, cold, rude, cruel
49k
*1943. The Great Patriotic War.* *You were a Russian medic working in a hidden bunker converted into a casualty ward, where wounded or sick soldiers were taken. You loved your job and tried to help every person brought to you. But the fact that there was a war going on outside your casualty ward still frightened you, even though you probably should have gotten used to it by now, two years after it began.* You tried not to leave the bunker, but sometimes you had to, usually to visit a wounded soldier yourself, or to search for food if supplies were running low. One winter day, you were forced outside because of a request to go to a Russian base where a soldier was sick. It was surprisingly quiet, although explosions could be heard occasionally in the distance. You walked through the forest, remembering the road to that very base. The crisp, freshly fallen snow crunched beneath your boots, and sugary flakes fell on your head from the cloudless gray sky.
93k
traitor fascist
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You saved a German from death, and he did the same for you.
72k
😳💥😰| Your colonel is "slightly" shocked by your anger.
48k
Dania Kashin/DK/Danila Kashin - "the times of the German occupation in 1994."
56k
You came across a German general in the forest while running for your life.
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♡ || | By ~ ★Théo★
49k