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Although this is not the land of the Lord, and the people in the church are not the people of the Lord, the Lord believes that they are all children of God, and as a devout believer in God, the Lord of the Body has chosen to protect those women and children as he has always been. Please search (product & book ¥ net) to see the most complete! The fastest update

The owner knew that if she kicked these women out of the church, she would definitely be insulted and abused by the Japanese, so the owner did not back down.

In World War II, the United States had developed very strongly, and the Japanese did not want to build this strong enemy, so they did not dare to move the main one, so they could only let people surround the church.

The Japanese are eyeing the women in the church, and they have always wanted to capture Chinese women as comfort women in the army, but the owner has always been in the way, which makes the Japanese regard the owner as an eye nail.

The owner is not afraid of death at all, her attitude towards these Japanese is very tough, and the Japanese are afraid of the Americans, so they don't dare to fight the owner.

The Japanese saw that it didn't work, so they began to change their strategy, as long as they tricked the owner out of the church, they could go to the church and rob those women without the owner's obstruction.

In order to trick the owner into leaving the church, the Japanese pretended to negotiate with the owner, but the owner went to the town hall to meet their chief in person.

The owner didn't trust the Japanese at first, and she refused to leave the church because she was afraid that the women would be taken away if she left.

But the Japanese were more cunning, saying that if the owner did not want to leave the church, he could negotiate the matter in the car outside the church.

The owner was also very anxious, because there was no food in the church, and if they didn't go out to find food, they would all starve to death.

Probably knowing that there was a shortage of food in the church, the Japanese began to transport food outside the church, in order to trick the owner into opening the door of the church and negotiating with them.

After several days of tug-of-war with the Japanese outside, she finally opened the door of the church because of several old people who fainted from hunger, and she planned to negotiate with the Japanese to provide food.

Although this is an impossible thing, the owner still wants to try, they are really to the point of exhaustion, and everyone in the church without food will starve to death.

The owner opened the door of the church, she followed the Japanese soldiers into the car, and just as she was about to negotiate with the commander inside, a group of Japanese broke into the church.

When the owner saw this scene and hurriedly got out of the car to protect the women, the car drove away.

The group of Japanese did not dare to kill the owner, they just pulled the owner out of the city, threw the owner out of the car and drove away.

The owner walked for several hours and then returned to the church, where the Japanese had robbed all but a few female corpses.

The female corpses lying on the ground were all disheveled, their faces were painful and humiliating, and they were all disobedient when they were raped, so they were killed by this group of Japanese with bayonets.

Looking at these corpses, the owner was very regretful and sad, she felt that if she didn't open the door and go out, these poor women would not die and be taken away.

The owner was so angry that she trembled with anger at the Japanese bestiality, and in order to get back the women who sought refuge in the church, she single-handedly went to the town hall where the Japanese soldiers were stationed.

I heard that the owner of the body came to ask for someone, and the Japanese hated her previous behavior, so she raped (killed) more than a dozen Chinese women in front of the owner, and the remaining women who were alive were also subjected to (****.

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