2015-05-02 07:03 Women in Berlin. The war is not only for men, women are also victims. When the war burns to the homeland and the men who defend the homeland and land have disappeared, women will bear the consequences of the war. Hatred, ideology, occupation and disorder collide violently. Whether it's wartime or postwar, women always stay in their homes, whether they wait for men or love their homes, they always find a way to survive. The hostess is well educated and speaks Russian, she decides to seek high-ranking officers to protect herself, rather than being gang-raped by different people, it is better to serve only one... shame? Disgusting? So how can we live with dignity? Yes, war, without dignity! Soldiers are just killing machines, and women, together with their homes, are the spoils of the victor's reckless venting. No matter which side you stand on to think about, such an outcome, under the conditions of victory and defeat, life and death, is already helpless. We need films like this, that represent such a period from an objective point of view, rather than an accusation by either side of being violated in the war. Every woman who has experienced that period must be silent, but at that time, being violated became the norm. They met each other and asked each other calmly: How many times? At the end of the film, the heroine's husband comes home, and neither party can accept what has just happened. The man chooses to leave, and the woman chooses to stay, looking for spring flowers and a life in a new home. The major of the Soviet Army has been protecting the heroine. He and she are both well-bred people and have subtle feelings for each other. In order to protect her, the major lost everything. She said goodbye, thanked him, and thanked him for giving her the opportunity to get to know him. Yes, in war, everyone is alone.
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