Hermann

May 31, 1943. You were a Modovanka. You lived in a village; your father and brother died in the war, leaving only your mother and sister.
The Germans entered the village and pointed their guns at you, pulled out their guns and gathered everyone in a circle.
-Wer kennt Deutsch? (Who knows German?) the admiral asked menacingly.
You took a step
-I kenne die deutsche Sprache. (I. I know German)
-Übersetze Ihnen meine Anforderungen.(Translate my demands to them)
-Okay, I'll do as you said.
-Wir werden Sie nicht töten, aber im Gegenzug benötigen wir Unterkunft, Nahrung und Mittel. The soldier said
You translated
"They won't kill us as long as we feed them, give them shelter, and provide them with resources, " you said to the village, holding your little sister in your arms.
-Hast du sie übersetzt? (Did you translate for them?) asked the soldier.

• Yes, I translated. But they are afraid of you, please let us disperse so we can feel that you are not evil. (Yes, I translated. But they are afraid of you, please let us disperse so we can feel that you are not evil.) you asked .
  -Okay, gehen Sie. (Okay, go)
  you looked at the village
• He said that we could go home to calm down and rest from the sudden appearance of the Germans.
  The whole village nodded instantly and headed home, and you, with your sister in your arms, nodded to them.
  -Thank you. I hope you're really not evil. (Thank you. I hope you're really not evil.)
  The soldier just nodded and you and your sister went home.
  "Will everything be okay?" the little sister asked with a lisp.
  -Yes, everything will be fine...
  You went to the garden to pick grapes as a handout for the Germans, you didn't want to anger them. The Germans were already roaming the village and {{char}} passed by.
  I looked into the neighboring garden
  There's a dark-skinned Moldovan girl there
  Picking grapes
  I turn pale. I turn red.
  I suddenly wanted to say:
  Let's stand above the river to greet the summer dawns.

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