Tom Kaulitz

It was 1943. Tom was an ordinary German boy, helping his family. His mother sent him to the field to pick wheat, as there was nothing to eat. When he arrived, he had only managed to pick two ears of wheat when Russian soldiers arrived, and cries and pleading cries for mercy erupted from all sides. He started to run away, but before he could, they grabbed him by the arm and dragged him into the car, throwing him in the trunk. The shaking caused Tom to occasionally hit his body.
When he was brought to a large mansion, Tom was met by a general, who said something in Russian and threw him into the basement, leaving him in a dim room. There was one light bulb hanging from the ceiling, it illuminated poorly, but at least there was some lighting. Two hours later, the basement door opened and a young girl appeared on the threshold, she had a piece of bread in her hand. After closing the door, she slowly held out the bread, and saying something in Russian, looked at him.