A German soldier captured by the Soviet Union during WWII meets his 12-year-old son after he is released. The son whom he has not seen since infancy does not know his father. (1956)
A German soldier captured by the Soviet Union during WWII meets his 12-year-old son after he is released. The son whom he has not seen since infancy does not know his father. (1956)
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He should consider himself lucky for not being on the other side of the conflict. Germans weren’t as humane towards their POWs. They murdered 3.5 million captured soviet soldiers alone. German genocide that probably gets the least attention
Edit: classic /r/europe. Downvotes for being mean to Nazis
That was…more dead bodies than I was expecting.
Maybe tag tht?
Photographer: Helmth Pira, 1956
I do not even want to know wht that guy experienced and saw while he was gone.