Soul to the Rhine

Chapter 15 Jewish
Due to her inability to speak Polish, Rosia's originally scheduled position was canceled. The hospital said that she would not be allowed to return to her original position until she could communicate proficiently in Polish.

Then Rosia understood that she was basically just here to make soy sauce.By the time she could put her Polish to use, World War II had already begun, so why would she be able to resume her original position?

But learning Polish is still very important. After the war starts, Poland will fall soon, and she may not be able to leave here at that time.Poland is a strange country to talk about. Its military strength is mediocre, and the war did not last long before it surrendered. However, its civil society is very strong. It is like an unbeatable little strongman. It resists everywhere and causes a lot of trouble for the Nazis. .

This was the purpose of Rosia's serious study of Polish, so that she would not accidentally be shot dead by the Polish uprising as a German devil. If she knew the language, she could at least be able to negotiate.

Dr. Gray heard about Rosia's situation when he came back from Warsaw. Only then did he understand why she was unwilling to come to Poland. Thinking about it, he was still a little embarrassed, so he volunteered to mark most of the words in the dictionary as German. , and encouraged her to study hard.

Dr. Gray was very optimistic about Rosia and admired her surgical skills. He quickly accepted her to the director of this hospital and a very famous doctor in Germany, Fritz.

Dean Fritz is a very kind old man in his 50s. He did not look down on Rosia because she was young. Instead, he thought it was great for girls to be professional and proficient. He suggested that she go to places where nurses gather and listen to their chats, so that she You will learn Polish faster.

So Rosia took her notebook and mingled among a group of young nurses.

Helis Hospital was invested and established by Germany. It was originally used for research by professors from both countries. During World War I, it became a field hospital. Although the war ended, its status was not far from the border between the two countries because the army was stationed there. Has always been high.

There are mostly Polish people in the hospital, so Polish is the main language by default. However, among the women, even among the "angels in white", there are no nutritious topics to talk about.

"I went to Warsaw some time ago and met Greer. She turned out to be the mistress of a wealthy businessman. Her face really disgusted me."

"Stop talking about her. I heard that Germany sent a new doctor. She is a girl, but I haven't seen her yet!"

Rosia, who was among the "angels", listened silently.

"I've also heard that she's Asian and seems to be underage. Doctor Gray wants us to take more care of her."

"You are qualified to be a doctor even if you are underage, but you are not a social butterfly sent from Germany."

Rosia was shot and silently twitched her lips.

"Impossible. We are a hospital here. It would be disgusting to have someone else's mistress."

Shot again, Rosia felt like she didn't want to hear anymore.

"I think it's about the same. She hasn't shown up for so long, maybe she's in some room now, haha."

Ha you sister!
Rosia closed her notebook. Dean Fritz was wise. Her Polish level skyrocketed and she learned really fast. But at the same time, her ears were tortured by the poor quality of the listening materials for several days. They all suffered serious psychological attacks.

She shook her head, planning to leave this place of right and wrong and go back to memorize more words.

"Hey, Rosia, are you leaving now?" One of the female nurses stopped her and winked playfully: "How much do you understand?"

Rosia sighed and spread her hands in a helpless manner: "That's almost it. What you said today is very similar to yesterday, with some differences."

The female nurse blushed a little when she remembered what they had just talked about, but still said: "We are just curious about the little doctor. You were also brought here by Dr. Gray. Have you seen her?"

Rosia nodded: "I've seen it."

The female nurse became more energetic: "Is she beautiful? Whose mistress is she? As you know, we have been betting for a long time, but there is no answer yet."

Rosia's face was expressionless: "She's pretty enough to meet people, she's not anyone's mistress."

The female nurse was suddenly disappointed: "How do you know?"

"Because she comes to listen to you every day."

"Huh?" The female nurse suddenly became a little panicked and looked around subconsciously. When the other nurses reacted, they also had obvious embarrassment on their faces.After all, it is very disgraceful for the parties to hear about a person's personal qualities, and after spending a few days together, they had already regarded Rosia as one of their own.

Rosia had no intention of pursuing the matter. She nodded and turned around to leave. She happened to meet Bello halfway and the two of them walked together.

Bello had never mixed with them, but now he knew something was wrong when he saw their faces and Rosia's expression. He couldn't help but laugh: "You don't have to be angry, they don't mean any harm, they are just a little idle and bored, almost all women are like this."

Rosia found her feelings particularly interesting. She looked at her complexion carefully and guessed: "Did you go to see Henry?"

Bello blushed, but nodded generously.

Rosia couldn't help but sigh, their relationship is really good. They have been together for three or four years, and they still get along like first love. This would be a miracle in modern times.

While the two were chatting, they passed by an office and a tall man walked out of it. Bello saw him and quickly stopped to introduce him to the two.

"Thea, this is my husband, Henry."

"Henry, this is Sia, I just told you."

Henry smiled, had a high nose bridge, and very prominent eyebrows. He looked good, but Rosia always had a bad feeling when he saw him.

Henry stretched out his hand and was keenly aware of her strangeness. He continued to smile and said in a relaxed and humorous way: "Are Chinese ladies also anti-Semitic?"

Rosia was startled and finally understood where that feeling came from.

Henry turned out to be a Jew.

(End of this chapter)