Just finished watching the first episode, so sad.
The fate of the Jews had a clear death line in that era. But once it is assigned to every unit and every family, the pain becomes profound and unforgettable. How can it be unforgettable? There is such a chance, you can escape, but the life after escape is that you don't have any relatives, you don't have anyone you know by your side, you can't see your parents again, you can't meet your lover again. And then the SS's trick is to destroy you in the end, to destroy your lover.
But what makes me sad is that in this different and changing era, they are powerless to change their own destiny, just like me after decades, I have never changed my destiny. But the downturn just now suddenly changed my thinking. In the context of the unchangeable era, they can only passively choose an active way to change. Will the fate still change in the future? Instead of being as powerless as I think now?
If I continue to be passive like this, I find that my current life is like theirs in the war, not destroyed by the times, but myself.
A different war.
This episode is all about self-doubt and falling into ruin. They gradually came to know the truth in the attrition of the war. Before this knowingly deadly battle began, they were reunited again, except for Victor, a Jew who had been on the run. The reunion is full of bitterness, and everyone has their own ideas. Finally, the
Jew Victor was caught ready to die.
Nurse Charlotte sacrifices her chastity to save her lover's younger brother.
German woman Greta was knocked to the ground by blackmailing a German officer with her pregnancy.
Brother Friedham escaped death and was demobilized and returned to the battlefield in a psychological prison.
Lieutenant Wilham escaped the battlefield and was caught and sentenced to death.
Both women were actually victims of war, but the sacrifices they made were actually more painful than the injuries the men suffered. The different states of German men are actually a result, leading to death and destruction.
When something is happening, I often think that in a few days, a month, a year, these things will be gone. In fact, time is always the best answer, and nothing can pass the time. Their fathers, waiting for the arrival of tomorrow, no matter what the outcome, their hearts have been destroyed by the war.
An unrecognizable country.
I haven't watched the third episode yet, but find that my abilities probably won't be able to handle the depths of war.
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