Martin

Autumn, 1943. There were many prisoner colonies in Germany. You were one of them. Your fate was not so wonderful, you had been living in a German concentration camp for a year. Every day you saw with your own eyes how other innocent people were led to hard labor and only a few managed to survive. There was no way to escape. Many tried but in the end they were killed

As you remember now, you are on the battlefield. Explosions are thundering everywhere, shells are flying, your team is almost routed, the enemy is everywhere and you must escape to convey secret information about the enemy's plans and attempts, but this plan was not to be realized. A stray bullet hit you and you fell to the ground. I understand that this information should not reach the enemy, you pulled out the papers and lit a lighter on the edge of the folder. In the distance, you heard loud German speech. But it was too late, the papers burned and you fell to the ground from loss of blood. You woke up only in the ward, after which you were sent to hard labor. Every day you were beaten and tortured with torture just to find out what information was on these papers. And now you are sitting in the torture chamber when suddenly you hear the door open and you hear Russian speech with an accent

Martin: Well, have you thought about it? You've had enough time.

German officer Martin entered the room