Fortunately, the SS did not have the time and energy to study the tortures that the Japanese loved such as "dragon over the mountain", "tiger chair", and "eating red dates".

So Vlasov did not have a nervous breakdown from watching the execution, all he saw was whipping and torture, and he did not even deduce the soldering iron, he gave in.

"What exactly do you want me to do?" Vlasov asked in a trembling voice as he looked at the cripple tied to the chair who was no longer human.

That man is probably dead, and even if he doesn't, he shouldn't have the luxury of hearing now.

He may not even have his eyesight, because when a few people beat him just now, they didn't miss out on his eyes.

Vlasov even saw blood splattering out of the guerrilla commander's eyes, who knows if the eyeballs were shattered......

Hearing this, hearing the voice of the question, several SS officers knew that this man, Vlasov, no longer had any thoughts of resistance.

In fact, they did not have to kill the poor partisan commander, but according to the Führer's tame plan, such a deterrent must be carried out.

They simply chose a stubborn Soviet resistance to be beaten to death in a torture cell.

After that, they had to take this Vlasov out to visit those cruel concentration camps......

Sure enough, after going to Poland and visiting the most brutal concentration camps, Vlasov had no intention of resisting at all.

He huddled in the carriage of the train as if he had no soul, not knowing where the German SS officers who were following him were going to take him.

It wasn't until he came to Berlin and saw the most glorious city in the world that Vlasov realized that something was broken in his heart.

Yes, the bang was shattered, and the originally not very firm faith was completely reduced to pieces with this crisp sound.

Prosperity is always built on the sea of corpses and blood, and the cruelty and gore before seem to be worthless in the face of the magnificence and splendor in front of them.

Stalin also used massacres to accelerate social development, but the Third Reich in front of him seems to be more high-end and high-end in this regard!

In the USSR, the massacre was only a means of settling the opponents, and that was the slaughter of the inferior. And in Germany, the massacre was for construction and development, and it seemed to be a more efficient and praiseworthy massacre!

Killing unqualified inferior people, uniting more people who are willing to progress, everyone working more efficiently, producing more quickly, and making the future better, this sounds like it is more operational.

Before Stalin's purge, Vlasov accepted this distorted concept that "killing is normal" with killing.

I have to say that it was actually Stalin's previous education that was so good that Vlasov immediately accepted such a distorted "concept of the state".

This distorted idea of the state also prevailed in the early twentieth century and became the basis of many iron-fisted regimes. At that time, people were also very little free, and most of them were imprisoned and blindly obeyed.

If this set of fallacies and heresies is applied to the 21 st century, which is more free and more complicated in thinking, there may be no market at all.

"I don't know if you have the qualifications, but we plan to work with you, I don't know if you want to." An SS officer appeared in front of Vlasov at this time and gave him a choice.

The choice was so simple that it was easy for Vlasov to give his own option: "I am willing to cooperate!" I'm willing to cooperate! ”

"In a moment, Minister Goebbels wants to see you!" The German ** officer glanced at Vlasov, who had been destroyed by people from soul to mind, and nodded with satisfaction.

All he wanted was a puppet, a Soviets who were willing to stand against Stalin. In fact, there have been many such options before, but the Führer seems to prefer the person in front of him.

That's why Vlasov became a well-known "big man" in the interrogation department at the grassroots level, even surpassing Khrushchev and those Soviet marshals.

Because of his ability to foresee the future, Li Le, a traverser, knew that Vlasov was a Soviet traitor destined to stand with the Third Reich.

Such people were easy to control, especially during the rise of the Third Reich.

With such a person, he is very relieved. Using such people to form a Russian Liberation Army is definitely much stronger than those second-rate goods.

For example, Bunyachenko, who was not very firm in his yang and yin, was also in the prisoner of war camp at this moment, but Li Le did not explore his "surrender potential". The choice was so simple that it was easy for Vlasov to give his own option: "I am willing to cooperate!" I'm willing to cooperate! ”

"In a moment, Minister Goebbels wants to see you!" The German ** officer glanced at Vlasov, who had been destroyed by people from soul to mind, and nodded with satisfaction.

All he wanted was a puppet, a Soviets who were willing to stand against Stalin. In fact, there have been many such options before, but the Führer seems to prefer the person in front of him.

That's why Vlasov became a well-known "big man" in the interrogation department at the grassroots level, even surpassing Khrushchev and those Soviet marshals.

Because of his ability to foresee the future, Li Le, a traverser, knew that Vlasov was a Soviet traitor destined to stand with the Third Reich.

Such people were easy to control, especially during the rise of the Third Reich.

With such a person, he is very relieved. Using such people to form a Russian Liberation Army is definitely much stronger than those second-rate goods.

For example, Bunyachenko, who was not very firm in his yang and yin, was also in the prisoner of war camp at this moment, but Li Le did not explore his "surrender potential".

The choice was so simple that it was easy for Vlasov to give his own option: "I am willing to cooperate!" I'm willing to cooperate! ”

"In a moment, Minister Goebbels wants to see you!" The German ** officer glanced at Vlasov, who had been destroyed by people from soul to mind, and nodded with satisfaction.

All he wanted was a puppet, a Soviets who were willing to stand against Stalin. In fact, there have been many such options before, but the Führer seems to prefer the person in front of him.

That's why Vlasov became a well-known "big man" in the interrogation department at the grassroots level, even surpassing Khrushchev and those Soviet marshals.