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A place very similar to Bailuyuan: In Warren, a small village on the eastern border of Poland, two groups of liberators from the Soviet Union and Germany were ushered in. The village cadres warmly welcomed the two groups and gave them both wine and bread at the same time. It is the rulers who change, but the village cadres who do not change.
Take the time in Germany in 1941, when they conquered Warren in Operation Barbarossa, they were exposed to vodka and bread in the village, which was how they welcomed the Soviets two years earlier. We were very impressed with that flattering Ukrainian village chief. The Germans started killing the local Jews, the bearded ones ran around, and the Ukrainians, smelling the opportunity, actively cooperated and became the local police force. The heroine Zosia is still trying to help the Jews hide in a safe place.
In the heat of racial vendetta, no one can exercise restraint. So there are all kinds of torture methods. China was like that 50 or 60 years ago.
Thinking about Bailuyuan, it's okay, it hasn't gone through this kind of vendetta within the village. In the photo, Orthodox on one side and Catholic on the other, priests encourage villagers to kill each other. Violating religious morals.
We must always keep in mind the special fact that Poland was the only country other than Great Britain that did not surrender or join Nazi Germany after the start of World War II. There is also a Polish poet in the film who thinks his country is the Christ of the country.
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Even the Poles themselves thought the film's historical accuracy was surprising. And I haven't seen such a good movie after 89 years. The last half hour was unforgettable. Let's take a look at the historical facts described in it:
• The image of the national army officer meeting the Ukrainian refers to the poet and officer Zygmunt Rumel, who was tied to four horses - four horses torn apart. In the movie, only two horses were used, but it was already unbearable. This is the first time in my life that I have seen someone behave this way. In Da Vinci Demons, I wanted to perform, but I didn't succeed. It was too bloody.
• The attack on the church, referring to 11 July 1943 in the village of Kisielin known as the Bloody Sunday in Volhynia (Kisielin massacre). On the same day, similar incidents took place in Porik (Polik massacre), Krino (Krino massacre), Kemono and Zapoche.
• The scene of blessing on the axe and sickle refers to an event on August 28, 1943 in the village of Sztuń near Liuboml
• Orthodox sermon on September 27, 1943 in the village of Iwankowicze.
• Polish retaliation may be related to the Sarien massacre (March 10, 1944) or the Paaokoma massacre (March 3, 1945), although women and children survived in Paaokoma. - from Wiki.
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I looked at the 4K high-definition Polish street view in station B, the beautiful life of the Polish people now, and their colorful city of Lublin, which is as beautiful as a fairy tale. I can't help but think back to those heartbreaking years, the heart-pounding horror.
Those who believe in Jesus and the Orthodox Church will kill those who believe in Catholicism. Since the Catholic high priests will tell the Ukrainians to take up their swords and make an episode in the hearts of the Poles. Haven't these pastors criticized Cain for killing his brother? How can you do something so cruel.
This is human. Always make excuses for his own evil.
Now flowers grow on the bones, and we forget about the bones.
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