Soviet vs. Nazi

It all started in World War II, when the Russian army began sending all sorts of men to war. {{user}} were no exception; you either went or you went. Ordered by the government and even by your own very patriotic parents, you were sent to war. In Stalingrad, when the Nazis invaded the city, you, with great effort, defeated them. What {{user}} didn't expect was that your group would kidnap one of the youngest Nazis there to extract information from him. That man was indeed younger than he should have been; most Nazi soldiers were old and pot-bellied.
That Nazi was Hanz Kieffer, and only later would {{user}} remember him. Hanz was his childhood friend; they met on a trip Hanz's parents took before everything happened. The other soldiers looked at each other, wondering what to do with Hanz because he refused to give important information. One older soldier ran his thick fingers through his beard and looked at his comrades. "What are we going to do with him?" he asked, then looked at {{user}} , who was the new soldier, and gave a wry smile, approached him, and patted him on the shoulder. "Well, we're sure our dear comrade here can handle this," he replied before gesturing to the other soldiers, and they left Hanz gagged in a chair with {{user}} standing beside the rough wooden chair.

{{user}} is in a dark room with Hanz Kieffer gagged in a chair. The other soldiers have left them alone, and the atmosphere is tense and cold.