Luis is an ordinary farmer in the countryside of Corse, who has lived on the weather for generations. Although he is not very rich, he is self-sufficient. Louis was very satisfied with this peaceful life, and even when the First World War broke out, when the young people enthusiastically joined the army and wanted to serve the emperor, he was still unmoved.

In Kolche, and even in East Prussia, Louis was a heretic. Many people laughed at him for not being like a man and thought he was spineless, but Louis always believed that it was more important to live in peace than anything else.

It was not until 1917, when the front line was extremely tight, that Louis was forcibly drafted into the army. However, his luck is good, he has no blood, no initiative, he is the kind of soldier that his superiors dislike the most. No one wanted a soft-boned soldier like him, and after tossing and turning, he was sent to the rear to "watch the field", which is the so-called garrison.

After watching the docks in Königsberg for almost two years, with the shouts of the Jews, the whole of East Prussia changed owners in an instant. Louis was very cooperative and obediently raised his hand in surrender, and after Wilhelm II announced his abdication, he was sent back to his hometown along with the other captured soldiers.

Louis was so happy to be able to go home, he didn't want to stay in the barracks for a second, and as soon as he was released, he picked up a few simple luggage and flew back to his hometown. The next morning after arriving at his hometown, he hurriedly carried his hoe to work in the fields.

Louis made a very simple arrangement for his future life, he farmed honestly, and when he had saved enough money, he married Vali next door as his daughter-in-law, and then gave birth to a large group of children, the eldest of whom was a boy named Hans. If it's a girl, it's called Rosa......

When Louis was dreaming of a better life in the future on the ridge. Little did he know that danger was looming on him. Hordes of Poles poured like locusts on the Kolsie side. Burning, killing, looting, and doing all kinds of evil along the way.

For the Poles, the robbery not only satisfied their selfish desire to get rich, but also fully demonstrated their patriotism. Punish those enemies who once enslaved Poland, and take advantage of their tiger fall into Pingyang, so that they will never be able to turn over.

It can be said that the Polish soldiers did not have any psychological burden on robbery, forced women, and indiscriminate killing of innocents, but took it for granted. And it's not just Polish soldiers who think so. Nor do Polish media mouthpieces feel that their "warriors" have done anything wrong.

They devoted a large chapter to the exploits of the Polish warriors, portraying the robbery as a reckoning with the enemy and packaging it as a natural means of revenge against the enemy. As for what the strong girl does, that's what you and I want to do locally. As for the murder and arson, those who died were devils who had a great blood debt, and they were killed in order to maintain peace and stability in Poland.

All in all, the Poles were glad to see this kind of haunting scene, and even felt that such revenge was not complete enough, not enough to be exhilarating. It would be better to get rid of the Germans in East Prussia and give their property, land, and women to the Poles who needed them.

Of course. These are only the opinions of the domestic media in Poland, and the mainstream opinion of the world is that the Poles are a bit excessive, too ugly, and in the words of later generations, they do not fully respect human rights.

However, the big guys all know that human rights are also divided into three, six, nine and so on, which hurts the interests of the big hooligans, even if you are a good person who eats fasting and recites Buddha, you will still be deducted a hat that does not talk about human rights; If you have exactly the same interests as the big hooligans, and you are helping them to wave the flag, even if you are a devil who eats people's hearts and drinks people's blood, you can award a Nobel Peace Prize.

Human rights are the preserve of power, and they can say whatever they want. And the actions of the Poles, for the big hooligans of the Entente, are they completely acceptable, isn't it just to rob a few Germans, kill a few German sisters, and then kill a few Germans? What's all the fuss about? This kind of news is not enough to make the front page!

Of course, there are still verbal restraints on the Poles, which are nothing more than a verbal reminder to Pilsudski on an informal occasion to pay attention to a little food appearance and not to eat too ugly!

This is the essence of human rights and humanitarianism, the essence is that people are divided into three, six, nine and so on, and the first class can occupy the moral high ground and bully the second class, and the second class of people does not need to pay any price for bullying the third class as long as they do not go against the interests of the first class. And in turn, inferior people want to rebel? Even if it is reasonable to resist oppression and force Liangshan, it is a natural violation of human rights and humanitarianism, and we should use the big stick of human rights to stun and then use the sharp blade of humanitarianism to pick up the skin and cramp.

Human rights have always been bloody, and if you want to enjoy this power, you must pay a price, you must show strength, and if you don't have strength, you don't deserve to enjoy the care of human rights. Take Louis as an example we mentioned earlier, he does not have much patriotism, he only thinks about living his own small life, and he subjectively believes that his right to live and live a small life in peace and contentment is given by God and is justified.

But when the Polish robbers stormed his home, robbed him of his savings, killed his elderly parents, and went next door to tease his crush and perform the duties of the bridegroom's office in his place. Only then will he understand that human rights have nothing to do with God, heaven and earth are unkind and all things are dogs, don't expect too much from God, if he has to take care of the injustices in this world, if he can level a bowl of water, he must be tired to death.

Anyway, if I'm God, I'm afraid I'm not interested in caring about such, dog-like mortals, if they die, they won't die, in the past million years, there have been more and more human beings, what is the point of dying a few? Besides, when the dinosaurs were extinct, they didn't see his old man show kindness?

"You beasts, devils! God will punish you! ”

Louis's eyes were torn apart, and he hissed and roared at Kovalczek's group of well-dressed beasts, but in exchange for their mean sarcasm and ridicule:

"Damned heretics, God is on our side, and we are punishing you for the Lord!"

Kovalček laughed insolently as he vented his animalistic desires on Vali's body.

Louis retorted meaninglessly: "I am not a Jew, I am not a heretic!" ”

Kovarcek gave up his seat to another devil, lifted his pants and kicked Louis: "Protestants are heretics as well!" ”

These words made Louis's eyes darken. He had always been naïve to think. The present war was nothing more than a dispute between the Poles and the Jews. It has nothing to do with them, the believers in Christ. He thinks it's okay to stay out of it.

But Kovalczek's words made him cold in the waist, Germany is one of the strongholds of Protestantism, and their neighbor Poland is a fan of Catholicism. When the Wars of Religion broke out, the vendetta between Protestants and Catholics was even more brutal than the killing of Muslims during the Crusades.

In fact, Kovalczek's words are just an excuse, just like the human rights that preceded them. What's the point of reasoning when you're being remembered by a thief? As the so-called show meets soldiers, it is unreasonable. When people want to beat you up, they come up with 10,000 reasons.

At such times, the most correct thing to do is to show your strength, to show your muscles, and to let this group of robbers know that you are not easy to bully. Lying on your stomach like a mother, crying and shouting is useless. That only makes the robbers more proud, more arrogant and more unscrupulous.

The fire burned all night, and the small village of Louis was looted by the Kovalcek and burned to the ground. Except for a few fast runners, most of the villagers are ruined.

As the sun slowly rose for the new day, there was movement in the pile of dead people, and Louis, covered in blood, pushed away the hands and feet that were pressing on his body. Struggling to crawl out of the mountain of corpses.

"Ahem, ahem, ahem......"

The strong smell of blood made Louis, who had survived the disaster, cough violently, and the stench of corpses and the tragic images made his stomach start to churn. Wow, he fell to his knees and vomited. It wasn't until I vomited all the bitter bile water that I felt a little better.

When he looked up and saw the piles of corpses, he couldn't help but spin around, and he knew very well that the life he had hoped and dreamed of had been shattered forever. The blood feud weighed him down, and as his eyes darkened, he fainted again.

When Louis awoke again, he was already in the room, solemn music echoing in his ears, and the murmuring of prayers reminded him that this seemed to be a church.

Louis staggered to his feet and looked up at the beds around him filled with bandaged people. Most of them he didn't know, but there were some that he was familiar with. It's supposed to be the people of the town who lie here. If he guessed correctly, it was not only his own village that was attacked by the Poles, but the town and even the entire Kolche region.

Louis, who was full of grief and indignation, could not sit down for a moment, and the wails and moans of the wounded around him made him almost go crazy, and this voice reminded him all the time that on that bloody night, how pustud he was, what a waste of wood, and he could only watch his relatives and loved ones being insulted and tortured.

The guilt crept through his heart, eating away at his nerves like poison, and with a roar of rage, he rushed out of the room in a frenzy, knocking the oncoming old priest on his back.

"Calm down, kid, you're safe! The Lord is watching over you! ”

In the face of the old priest's reassurance, Louis was indifferent, and sat there like a soulless shell, not even knowing when the old priest left.

After three days in the church, on the fourth day Louis couldn't stand it anymore, looking at the people who were full of pain and indignation, but who were only paralyzed by the cross, Louis didn't want to become like them. It was another manifestation of weakness, and Louis already hated cowardice, and he didn't want to continue to cowardice.

Fleeing, he rushed out of the church and walked for three hours before returning to his village, which had once been peaceful and peaceful, and now had nothing but a large number of graves.

Louis staggered to Vali's grave, looked at the humble cross and was silent, and he knelt in front of Vali's grave all night...... The next morning, in the scorching morning sun, he left the village at a brisk pace and headed for Poznan......

While Louis was still on his way, Kovalček and his fellow bandits had arrived at the foot of Bagrationonovsk, along with other Polish bandits. With great effort, they finally "caught up" with the Jews who had fled from the wolf.

"I wonder if there will be a little more oil and water in Bagrationonovsk than in Bartosice?"

The first thought that comes to the mind of most Poles when they see this small city is this. For them, cities are a new opportunity to make a fortune. It's a gold mine that can be mined at will.

They can't wait to rush into the city to pan for gold. Can't wait to continue to get rich. But one man stopped them - Pilsudski roared and gave a death order: "No further progress is allowed." The offensive can be continued only after the main forces have arrived in Bagrationonovsk! ”

Yes, Pilsudski had already smelled the conspiracy and stayed in Olsztyn for a few days, preparing to crush the Jewish army from Danzig under the city of Olsztyn, but waited left and right, but did not even wait for one of the pig's heads, and at this time even fools knew that they had been fooled.

Pilsudski, who suddenly came to his senses, marched north with his whole army. On the other hand, they hurriedly contacted the pursuing motley troops, ordered the motley corps to stop at once and wait for the main forces to converge, and even ordered them to immediately and temporarily retreat to Kolshe.

But what Pilsudski didn't expect at all was that his order not only did not work, but was counterproductive. As soon as the ragtags heard of this order, they were excited. They did not think that this was a Jewish ploy to lure the enemy in, let alone the danger of separating from Pilsudski's main force.

In their eyes, the Jews were simply vulnerable, and if they were willing to fight under Königsberg in a matter of minutes, they could make a fortune in the Jewish stronghold. At this time, Pilsudski ordered them to stop. Ordered them to retreat, there was only one possibility. Pilsudski is red-eyed and ready to keep the fattest fat for himself!

"Don't listen to him, he just wants to stop us from getting rich!"

"The Jews are simply vulnerable, and this has been amply proven along the way!"

"Why give Königsberg to the troops who have been resting in the rear? What we are desperate to do is to help them pick up ready-made bargains? ”

Starve the cowardly, support the bold, and in smooth sailing, lured by the wealth of the Jews of Königsberg, the ragtag army is agitated and excited. Their eyes were blood-red, and whoever asked them to stop or retreat would cut off their financial route. What kind of hatred is this kind of hatred that smashes people's jobs and cuts off people's financial routes?

And what about Pilsudski? Pilsudski couldn't stop them from getting rich! What's more, for the commanders of the motley army, the defeat of Königsberg was a great achievement, and with this credit, Pilsudski could not do anything with them!

As the saying goes, people die for money, birds die for food, and in the face of absolute interests, there are very few people who can withstand the temptation. At least these Polish motley armies did not have that kind of plain zhì, so they unanimously chose to throw Pilsudski's orders aside and rushed into Bagration Ionovsk.

"Pilsudski has lost control of the motley army, and after the sacking of Bagration Ionovsk, they will obediently jump into the trap we have set, and the time has come to close the net."

Regarding Li Xiaofeng's assertion, Bulganin agreed and expressed doubts, agreeing that the enemy had indeed been tricked, and the gap between Pilsudski's line and the miscellaneous army was as big as Siberia, and it was completely possible to close the door and fight the dogs. After eating these miscellaneous cards with very poor combat effectiveness, the power between friend and foe will be completely reversed, and then the next one to be eaten will be Pilsudski's descendants.

The plan to lure the enemy deep and then defeat them was successfully implemented, and Bulganin, though not a military genius, was impressed by the plans of Ubolevich and Triandafilov.

It's just that he feels that the price seems to be a little bigger, such as Bagrationinovsk, which has no need to give up at all, and can completely close its doors and fight the dogs when the Poles take Bartosice. However, at Li Xiaofeng's strong request, he continued to abandon Bagrationonovsk and continue to lure the enemy into the depths. In Bulganin's view, there must have been something deep in doing so.

It should be said that Bulganin's politics are still very good, although he can still be immature, but he does see something. Li Xiaofeng's insistence on abandoning Bagration and letting the Polish miscellaneous army pour under the city of Königsberg to deal with them was certainly not entirely from the perspective of the needs of the campaign.

As Bulganin thought, as early as the time when the motley army captured Kolshe, the gap was enough to complete the request to close the door and fight the dogs. Li Xiaofeng deliberately allowed these beasts to continue to wreak havoc. The purpose is simple: to create hatred!

After all, East Prussia was the territory of the Germans, and although there were many Jews here, they were definitely not dominant in terms of population proportion. And for the Germans at large, the government they identify with is definitely not the one established by the Jews, they are definitely oriented towards their own people.

It was decided that if the Jews wanted to gain a foothold here, there were only two options, one was to drive all the Germans out, as the Soviet Union did after World War II, but for the time being this is not realistic. After all, the power of the Jews is limited, and with that little population base, they can't hold such a large piece of land!

Other than that, you can only find a way to gain recognition, and the best way is naturally to create hatred. It was necessary to let the Poles run rampant and make them mortal enemies of the Germans in East Prussia.

Especially, while the Poles were slaughtering and robbing the Germans, the government in which they believed in did nothing and stood by. What will the Germans in East Prussia think? Will they still serve Germany under the inspiration of the so-called national righteousness? (To be continued......)