"George! George Blaine! A German officer flipped through the name book in front of him and shouted out the name on it.

A middle-aged man in a British military uniform walked out of the crowd, his rank and insignia had been ripped off, and he could only be identified as a British soldier from his clothing.

George was captured in North Africa, transported by ship to Italy, and then by train to Poland.

Here he was held with many British and French prisoners of war, and still remains to this day.

During this time, some people were taken away and did not know where they were transported. There were fewer and fewer people left, but the food was slightly better than before.

They were held in a prisoner-of-war camp and interviewed by a number of journalists from their home countries and other countries.

Yes, it was indeed a pilot prisoner of war camp, where they ate and drank to prove that the Germans had never mistreated prisoners.

Unfortunately, there are countless prisoner-of-war camps, labor camps, and concentration camps in Poland and elsewhere, and journalists are not allowed to visit them without permission.

Because it is the real hell on earth, and more than 90 percent of the regulations in those places are not in line with the spirit of humanitarianism.

War was inherently inhumane, and the rapid development of the Third Reich in the last year or so was based on the sacrifices made by these prisoners of war and laborers.

According to incomplete statistics, Germany began to use Jews and prisoners of war as its labor force on a large scale in June 1940.

On the one hand, they selected qualified skilled workers to supplement their production, and on the other hand, they escorted these prisoners of war to build roads and improve the transportation network of the Third Reich.

From June 1940 to December 1940, in just over five months, Germany built hundreds of kilometers of railways and hundreds of kilometers of roads.

It was precisely because of these lines of communication that Germany was able to quickly assemble the materials it produced in Poland.

At the same time, it was precisely because of the support of these roads that Germany was able to smoothly start the war against the Soviet Union in March 1941.

Nourishing the war with war was something that the German top brass had been pursuing, so in April 1941 Germany began to use Soviet labor in large quantities, which was also planned.

The fact that Germany used Belarusian soldiers to guard ethnic Russian prisoners made it more efficient.

And because of the outbreak of the Soviet-German war, Germany had a large number of prisoners of war from the Soviet Union, so the prisoners of war from Britain and France became easier.

Most of them were assigned to work in factories to produce simple parts or civilian items for Germany.

As a result, the treatment in the concentration camps in Poland was divided into several levels, the best being the military factories made up of Jewish workers who had surrendered, and the second being the labor camps for British and French prisoners of war.

In third place were the labor camps for Polish prisoners of war and Polish women workers, followed by the labor camps for Soviet prisoners of war, and finally the concentration camps for stubborn Jews who refused to cooperate.

In fact, what Li Le advocated was completely different from Hitler's. Unfortunately, as a cancer of the empire, the Jewish concentration camps were not completely outlawed.

Because when Li Le really took control of Germany, the hatred between Germans and Jews was really deep-rooted and could not be resolved.

It would be a joke to let all the Jews who hated Germany like Our Lady of Li Le - Li Le would not easily spread the seeds of millions of hatreds and create trouble for himself.

All he can do is divide and disintegrate, bring some people who are willing to compromise over, and dissolve the hatred little by little.

The rest of the people, he is not a good man and a woman, of course, he wants to get rid of those stubborn people soon.

Therefore, it is not entirely correct to say that Li Le is a good person. Because under his hands, the empire also has a dark side, the sun does not shine there, and it is definitely a forgotten corner of God.

Of course, Li Le did not contribute at all, he reduced the corners that God had forgotten by more than half, so that the bloody slaughter was no longer so unscrupulous.

"George, here's proof of your release, and with 300 DM for the journey, you can go home!" The German officer looked at the British prisoner of war with an incredulous look on his face and said with a smile.

"Congratulations!" The commander of the prisoner of war camp standing there raised his chin and uttered words of congratulations as usual.

But this congratulations made George cry with excitement: he had been waiting for this for months.

In the prisoner of war camp, he saw a documentary of the German attack on the British mainland in order to show off.

In the documentary, German bombers dropped countless bombs on London, England, and German soldiers landed on British soil in the midst of a hail of bullets.

And in North Africa, Rommel's army swept through the British Expeditionary Force, and the image of the Germans shouting long live from the bottom of the pyramid really made George uncomfortable.

It was in North Africa that he was captured, and at that time, as a soldier, he didn't even shoot a shot, so he became a prisoner in a daze.

Rommel's tank whizzed past him, and the symbol of the Iron Cross was painted on the hull of the tank, which looked imposing.

Then, the German soldiers, who were following the tank, turned their guns on George, who had left his weapons aside, and he was escorted to Tobruk on foot.

George was not comfortable in his captivity, and he had to work many jobs every day to get his rations.

This prisoner of war camp is a pilot, so the treatment is relatively good. As long as they produce a sufficient number of gloves every day, they can eat a good meal.

But work is always work, and the number of gloves produced per day is strictly regulated, and it is not easy to get it done.

So George has to work hard every day to ensure that he stays in this relatively good environment.

Some of the transferred POWs confirmed to them the terrible news that the other POW camps around were not treated as well as here......

"Thank you...... Thank you. Receiving the release document from the officer, George stammered his thanks.

Who would have thought that after being forced to work with a leather whip and bayonet, and living like a prisoner for a year, he would have to thank these enemies......

"Next! Irving! Owen Aiden! The German officer, who was sitting in his chair, continued to flip through the documents in front of him and shouted loudly.

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