It is based on a true story. A story about the escape of German prisoners of war from Siberia after World War II.
The attitude of most Germans today towards World War II is admired by the world. Only from the fact that they dared to admit the mistakes of their own people before.
When I was in Germany, I talked to some young Germans about World War II, and I also visited Dachau, Bayern, Germany, where Hitler imprisoned Jews. (A prison is a prison, a place that is terrifying, no matter how old it is. Plus those introductions plus historical pictures. It's even more terrifying. And the morgue.... Seeing the cruelty of the Germans to the Jews , hey! Humanity!)
Go to this movie. There are no war scenes under the camera.
At the beginning, a German officer was going to the battlefield to say goodbye to his wife and daughter. His wife told him to come back and wait for the birth of the next child. The daughter told him that if he wanted to come back, he would send a postcard to the family.
Of course Germany was defeated. The German soldiers and officers were escorted by the Russians to Siberia for 25 years of re-education through labor.
When the protagonist (Colli Kevins) gets there, he wonders how to escape. There are no guarded officers there with few fences. After a failed hasty escape and severe punishment, he persisted.
With the help of a German doctor (who had planned an escape, and found himself terminally ill, he gave this opportunity to Keli Kevings), took clothes, a knife, an alcohol stove, a pistol + 12 rounds of ammunition, Two pounds of bacon, a few pounds of dry bread, and a simple hand-painted map, all the simple luggage set off. The doctor told him: If you succeed in your escape, please go visit my wife and tell her that I died in February, and then I thought about it and said, tell her that I died in May, so that she can Imagining my cemetery in full bloom would make her less sad.
How great is love~~
Kohli first got rid of the search, then walked west along the Arctic Ocean, walked to the Lena River and then went south. What follows is a step-by-step arduous journey.
When he saw a small tree, he finally knew that he had reached land! That kind of mood is more than just excited. How much perseverance is needed in the middle! ! !
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2 gold diggers, of course Kohli didn't believe them in the beginning. But when they met again they were already on the road together, but Corley never told them his real name (Corley's hunch was right). They encountered rapids as they crossed the Lena River, and one of the gold prospectors, Simon, was washed into the water. The gold digger's companion didn't have the consciousness of wanting to go to Simon at all, and it was Colley who rescued Simon. Another gold digger also swallowed the gold privately. Simon guessed his intention, and took out his gun and killed his companion. So he hit the road with Corley. Halfway through, Simon said I was so tired. Corley said: I can help you carry your backpack. Simon felt that Keli wanted to take advantage of this to cheat his gold, so he beat Keli down the mountain.
Why! Is there any letter?
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Keli was about to be bitten by a wolf, a group of natives saved Keli's life. and help him heal. Present an Alaskan dog to keep him company as he goes.
At the very beginning, Kohli told these natives his real name. Of course, it is not difficult to see that these natives are sincere and good to Kohli.
Love exists.
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In the forest, they met the wood company (it seems to be), and this group of people helped Kohli on the surface, but they reported on him behind the scenes. Before the train reached the next station, the Russian prison officer had his soldiers ready to capture Kohli.
The dog was killed by the officer just for him.
Kohli escaped again with difficulty.
When four
went to Central Asia, Kohli was no different from a beggar, all kinds of hungry, but penniless.
A woman who sold biscuits saw Corley's hunger and asked her child to bring him half a cookie.
A Jew had seen Kohli in the street and followed him to the church. The Jews gave Kohli the most tangible help—clothes, passports, passes, money.
This is the forgiveness of the Jews to the Germans!
Still someone denounced Corley, and the prison officer went after Corley again. When the officer arrived at the Jewish house, the Jewish bread broke and he said to the officer before he died: Yes, I helped the German, now and in the future.
Finally, with the assistance of his passport and pass, Kohli successfully passed the checkpoint.
When he finally got out of Russia, he ran into prison officers on that bridge. The officer may have been moved by the Jew's words or by Kohli's perseverance.
But but but but but! ! !
When Kohli walked out of Russia, he was regarded by Iran as a German spy! !
After a period of time in prison, his uncle no longer recognized him.
The uncle brought the family photo album, and Corley gave the details.
finally released.
He finally returned to his home and lived with his wife and daughter.
The film ended
Kohli's 3-year escape and finally returned to his home.
I think this movie teaches people to love. It also teaches people to have perseverance and perseverance to do one thing.
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