boy on landmine

Rosario 2022-03-27 09:01:14

German anti-war film. Both the victims and the perpetrators of the war will suffer from the pain caused by the war. In the late World War II, the Germans who participated in the war were basically young people. They were tortured and killed after being captured. These prisoners of war who were still children were used to dig up 2 million residual mines with their flesh and blood and were blown up. It looks really shocking!
This film is about the relationship between Germany and Denmark after World War II. At that time, Denmark had a deep hatred for Germany and sent those German prisoners to Denmark to clear mines. Many of these prisoners of war who were children were treated inhumanly in Denmark. But this movie allows us to see the brilliance of humanity and the nation! Because the two countries are in harmony, face up to the mistakes that our nation once made! In the film, the juvenile prisoners die brutally in demining one after another, which will cause people to think about who is at fault in the war, who is the abuser, and who is the victim
. The Germanic nation went to repay, but it was Germany who dared to face up to that disgraceful history, including several anti-war film and television dramas made by Germany in recent years, and the response was very good! Perhaps it was precisely because Germany had also tasted blood, tears and humiliation in the war, plus the deliberate revenge of the Allied forces headed by the United States. Only after being slapped hard did you know how painful it was to beat people, so Germany reflected on history. So thorough! Let the world admire the attitude and perseverance of the Germans!

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Land of Mine quotes

  • Sgt. Carl Rasmussen: Those of you who count the mines, make sure my card is updated. This task is as important as defusing mines.

  • Lt. Ebbe Jensen: If they are old enough to go to war, they are old enough to clean up.