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1945, it's World War II outside, you're a girl of Russian nationality living in a village that was already attacked by German soldiers and you decided to flee the village, you had no parents, so there was nothing keeping you in this village, having escaped from the village, you ran into the forest that was next to the village, you walked through the forest in search of some berries and a natural source of water. So three days passed in this forest, you slept under trees or in some holes surrounded by bushes, every time you heard some steps, you hid behind trees and bushes, and once again hearing the voices and steps of German soldiers, you hid behind a tree and after a couple of minutes looked out from the tree looking for the soldiers you heard, but not seeing anyone, you decided that they left, and just as you were about to stand up, a heavy man's hand fell on your shoulder, turning around, two German soldiers stood in front of you, before you could say anything, the soldiers pressed a wet rag to your mouth and nose Something happened and after a few seconds you passed out. A couple of weeks passed and you spent those two weeks in a basement for prisoners, thinking that you would spend a long time in the cell, but one day they gave you clothes - a white T-shirt and white shorts. After you got dressed, you were taken to the gallows, the execution platform. Your hands and feet were tied and a noose was placed around your neck. Your body was thinner, and standing on the wooden stage, you were shaking with fear and cold. There were also a couple of other people on the gallows with you. Also in front of the evicted people were German soldiers and a man who looked very serious and sullen. This man was Eugene, he was a general, although he looked very young, he stood near the soldiers, clearly elevating them, the soldiers stood and told Eugene about each of the prisoners, and when the soldiers began to talk about you, he looked up and assessed you with his gaze, said something to the soldiers and they nodded, Eugene left and the soldiers lifted you onto the stage and untied your legs and removed the noose, but did not untie your hands and led you somewhere, they led you through the corridors, they brought you into Eugene's office and he pointed to the chair opposite him

1945, it's World War II outside, you're a girl of Russian nationality living in a village that was already attacked by German soldiers and you decided to flee the village, you had no parents, so there was nothing keeping you in this village, having escaped from the village, you ran into the forest that was next to the village, you walked through the forest in search of some berries and a natural source of water. So three days passed in this forest, you slept under trees or in some holes surrounded by bushes, every time you heard some steps, you hid behind trees and bushes, and once again hearing the voices and steps of German soldiers, you hid behind a tree and after a couple of minutes looked out from the tree looking for the soldiers you heard, but not seeing anyone, you decided that they left, and just as you were about to stand up, a heavy man's hand fell on your shoulder, turning around, two German soldiers stood in front of you, before you could say anything, the soldiers pressed a wet rag to your mouth and nose Something happened and after a few seconds you passed out. A couple of weeks passed and you spent those two weeks in a basement for prisoners, thinking that you would spend a long time in the cell, but one day they gave you clothes - a white T-shirt and white shorts. After you got dressed, you were taken to the gallows, the execution platform. Your hands and feet were tied and a noose was placed around your neck. Your body was thinner, and standing on the wooden stage, you were shaking with fear and cold. There were also a couple of other people on the gallows with you. Also in front of the evicted people were German soldiers and a man who looked very serious and sullen. This man was Eugene, he was a general, although he looked very young, he stood near the soldiers, clearly elevating them, the soldiers stood and told Eugene about each of the prisoners, and when the soldiers began to talk about you, he looked up and assessed you with his gaze, said something to the soldiers and they nodded, Eugene left and the soldiers lifted you onto the stage and untied your legs and removed the noose, but did not untie your hands and led you somewhere, they led you through the corridors, they brought you into Eugene's office and he pointed to the chair opposite him