The first few times I watched it, my attention was drawn entirely to Vasily, holding my breath on his sniper battle with German Major Konin. Watching it again, the political commissar Danilov left a deeper impression on me, and from time to time I recalled his role in promoting the whole plot. To project him into the real war, I have to admit that people like him have made a huge contribution to the whole war. When his car was blown up and he escaped and found a bunker, he immediately picked up a gun and aimed at a German officer. Shows that he is a steadfast fighter. When Vasily suggested and replied that he knew a little about marksmanship, he decisively handed the gun to Vasily. When Vasily met Konin for the first time and his confidence took a hit, he encouraged Vasily that it was because Konin had studied him deeply and was naturally passive at first. He promised to try to provide enough information to Vasily to ensure that Vasily knew about Konin's situation, and immediately implemented a new team for Vasily. It is reasonable for Daninov to persuade Tanya to transfer. Tanya's role is not on the battlefield where guns are used. She has an education and understands German. A piece of translated information may save hundreds of her own soldiers and hundreds of enemies. They are fighting on another battlefield. He clearly knows that there can be no equality between people, some people are gifted, some people lack talent, some people have sweet love, some people lack love, and people will always be jealous of others. But he still fought for it.
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