"What did you call us for?" A Polish captured officer, in the camp of a concentration camp, looked in amazement at the big screen in front of him.

The film of the film was hit on the big screen one by one under the strong light, and there was some shaking at the beginning.

It was a Polish prisoner of war camp with Polish officers, British officers, and French officers......

They, like other prisoners of war, were defeated by the German army in the war, then captured and sent here.

Unlike other prisoners of war, they are all officers, they have been screened, and as a prisoner of war camp, the conditions here are much more relaxed than those of prisoner of war camps.

"I don't know, maybe it's just organizing us to watch a movie." An officer from England shrugged his shoulders and said he didn't know what the Germans were up to.

The two of them could converse in English, but the French officers on the side were much more isolated, they both spoke French, so they generally couldn't talk to the British.

Among the Poles, there were many people who could speak English, but not many who could speak French, so the Polish officers and British officers were closer, and the French themselves had to hold a group on their own.

But it was easy to see from their expressions that they were actually surprised by what had happened today, because they also did not believe that the Germans would kindly organize prisoners of war to watch a movie.

Even if they want to just watch a movie for fun, they don't think that such a good thing will happen to them.

In fact, for them, tomorrow's food is better, and it seems to play a bigger role than watching a movie.

"Here we go! Here we go! "The imagination of a thin Polish laborer, who does not look well nourished, dressed in prison uniform, is a typical Polish prisoner of war.

"My name is Bolov! Is a Pole! The man with the shovel spoke, speaking fluently in Polish: "Today I have seen here the most cruel atrocities of mankind!" ”

His words stirred up all the Polish officers in front of the movie screen, what were the Germans doing? Flaunting your atrocities?

The British officers were also surprised, they were inexplicably called to watch this film of the mistreatment of Polish prisoners of war, and they felt threatened.

"What is this for? Damn it! Are the Germans crazy? They were going to mistreat Polish prisoners of war? A British general who had been captured while fighting in North Africa was also sitting in the audience at this time. He asked the adjutant next to him, and then looked at the big screen with a puzzled expression.

The images on the screen were not disturbed at all, and they were still playing. After the Polish prisoners of war inside introduced themselves, they began to talk about the disasters they saw.

His helpless eyes stare at the camera, and his frustrated expression can be seen clearly through the screen.

"I've been working since I was captured, and the Germans weren't friendly to us, but we're all alive." As soon as he began, he expressed the personal feelings of many prisoners of war.

Yes, the Germans were the victors, and in the victors' prisoner of war camps, it was already a favor and charity to be able to have a bite to eat and live in difficulty.

In fact, the Poles also mistreated prisoners of war, and the Germans, British, and French all abused prisoners of war to varying degrees during their victories.

However, as long as the losses of prisoners of war were within a certain range, and there were no vicious incidents of large-scale torture and killing of prisoners, everyone would turn a blind eye and get by.

"But ......" the Polish prisoner of war said something infuriating after a twist: "Today, I see thousands of my compatriots who have been killed, these people are dead, and this is a disaster!" ”

"Oh my God!" The commotion widened suddenly, and a Polish officer stood up and, in his fluent German, questioned the German guards who were standing by to keep the order: "What is this?" ”

"Do you still understand international law? Damn it! The French officer next to him also shouted loudly in dissatisfaction, venting his fear.

After all, if these things mentioned in the film really happened and were played out to make everyone known, it means that the other party has become crazy and has become fearless.

The logic is very simple: since the other side dares to proclaim it, it does not mind continuing this crime of mistreating prisoners of war.

At that time, if this kind of abuse spreads and it is the turn of the officers here, it will be really a big deal.

"Sit down! Don't talk! Sit down! The surrounding guards vigilantly held their weapons in their hands and shouted at the officers of various countries in the prisoner of war camp.

The content in the film continued, making everyone involuntarily shut their mouths. Because the Polish prisoners of war inside continued to speak, talking about everything they saw.

"I'm in the Katyn region of the Soviet Union right now, it's all forests, I can determine the location......" The person in the camera kept chattering, and his tone was already a little choked.

Then the camera is deflected to focus on the laborers who are digging up the bodies. With their hands, they were carrying the decomposing corpses out of the pit that was not deep.

"The Soviets slaughtered us! They're beasts! With tears in his eyes, the Polish prisoner of war shed tears for the last while rebuking the Soviets for their crimes.

These officers from various countries who watched the movie closed their mouths. They didn't know how to express their feelings, because they did see the horrific scene.

Many of the corpses were tied with their hands behind their backs, and even from the decomposing faces, you could see the despair and struggle of the deceased at that time.

The disgusting corpses had long mouths, their empty eye sockets staring at the sky, as if longing for their last breath.

Unfortunately, they never came back to life, and they were buried in the forest near Katyn and disappeared into this world.

The film continues to play, with corpses one after another, with SS soldiers wearing gas masks passing by the corpses, and doctors in white coats, examining the slain one by one.

"Katyn? Do you know this place? The British general, who was captured in North Africa, frowned and asked the adjutant beside him in a low voice.

The adjutant shook his head, lowered his voice and replied: "I haven't heard of it before, it should be a small place in the Soviet Union, right?" ”

"Well, now this place is famous......" The British general rolled his gaze and continued to watch the film with sound, not knowing what he was thinking.

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