A life for a skill and a skill for a living.....
When it comes to the story of Valledislo Shipelman, it's actually a true story. He died in 2000, and the last man to save him, William Hosenfeld, died in a Russian POW camp in 1952.
Valle is a pianist, playing the piano all his life. Before the war, he was enjoying the joy that the piano brought him, and when the war was about to end, he still danced freely when the stiff hands of the piano touched the piano. The saddest thing is that when he lived in the center of the war, he didn't dare to make a sound with his hands, but he was not sad, because a musical talisman sounded in his heart.
Valle was a pianist who had several near misses in his life. He was not sent to a concentration camp, he escaped from the ghetto. The whip in the ghetto did not knock him down, nor did his family's incarnation in a concentration camp deprive him of the courage to live. Several times I have lived on the sofa, the fireplace, the bed, and I have eaten potatoes, bread, wine, and stale water with loot. The most fragrant food he has ever eaten is the jam, bread, and canned food given to him by the German officers. The most dangerous is the appearance of the German Admiral Wilhelm, and the most heart-warming is the large piece of bread given to him by the German Admiral Wilhelm. And a military uniform. The uniform that nearly killed him warmed the rest of his life.
The flight started because he was Jewish. Race has made them suffer, war has blinded people, lost their conscience, and numbed their souls. There is no distinction between people, animals, men, women and children. Bullets and whips are like garbage in their hands, and they can be thrown away.
Do you still want to listen to songs that have love, hate and heart-warming in your heart? Still want to know the most love story?
A war is a different life. The cruelest thing is not that there is no food, but that there is no love in people's hearts. Seeing people of different races yelling, as if different races can eat people. More love, more courage, more tolerance, more conscience!
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