Soul to the Rhine

Chapter 7 Meeting

"Cousin Meisha, if you listen to the radio often, I think you already know that Japan is invading China.

Since I went to China with him 16 years ago, I have never thought about coming back. I once told myself that I would never regret it in my life, but now I regret it.

I didn't expect that Nanjing was abandoned. They abandoned Nanjing, and we watched helplessly as the Japanese soldiers invaded.We wanted to escape, but we couldn't cross the Yangtze River.The Japanese soldiers were more cruel than I imagined. They took no prisoners and did not even spare women and children.I regretted it. I had never felt so uncomfortable. I wished I could immediately get wings and fly to Berlin with my child.

But the facts no longer allowed it. I got help from the person in charge of the Imperial team in Nanjing that night. Mr. John Rabe was a really good person. After he found out, he helped me get the exit documents almost immediately, and Putting my kids on the train to Berlin.

……

But Cousin Mesa, I don’t know how she will live in Berlin. If you meet her, I wonder if you can adopt her.She is an extremely well-behaved and lovely child. Please tell her that I am sorry for her and that I still love her.

Sister: Anne Franti. "

Rosia put down the letter, took a deep breath, and remembered a long time ago.

When she first came to Berlin, she had barely woken up from the hellish scene in Nanjing. She suddenly fell into a place full of foreigners. The unfamiliar environment, the impact of the bloody night, and the German she blurted out even though she didn't know how to speak, all made her feel overwhelmed. She felt fear.

The only thing she could find was Aunt Mesa, whom her mother had told her about, but she didn't know where to find her or how to find her.She went to the relevant departments to register her information, used the little money she had to buy food, and sometimes even slept in the corner of the residential area.

She felt cold and hungry as she had never felt before, until Mrs. Cornman met her on the street.

She didn't want to recall Nanjing, but she had nightmares every night that made her unable to forget that bloody history.She did not dare to guess the outcome of her mother and father, whom she had only met once, but subconsciously she knew that the beautiful German woman had died a violent death.She didn't want to admit that she had faced the flames of war, but a ferocious face always appeared in her mind.

Rosia could imagine the mother of the original owner writing such a letter in the ruined Nanjing city, in a house riddled with holes. She was so panicked, writing so fast while looking outside, that the pen was scratched paper.

Through these handwritings, Rosia not only felt the care of an ordinary mother for her child, but also the smoke of gunpowder blowing towards her face, as if the flames of war were spreading, following her path.

But this made her feel like she was still alive and still living in history.

"Sia, Sia." A small voice came from my ears.

"Ok?"

"Have you really never learned? You've already finished four of them, and I've just started bandaging the second one!" complained.

Rosia looked up at the gauze in Elana's hand. It was twisted and pricked terribly. She couldn't help but laugh: "I don't know what's going on. Am I actually a genius?"

"Humph."

Rosia smiled and continued to bandage the remaining ones.

It has actually been a long time since I came to this school. After all, the hardest part of winter has passed, and the year has entered 1939.

Many girls in Berlin went to study nursing, and after Christmas, Aunt Mesa sent her to school as well.

Rosia has no objections to learning nursing. Although her previous major was a doctor, she has also taken nursing courses and is fully capable of the basic knowledge she is currently learning.

Just in her spare time, she also wondered, in this relatively peaceful situation, did so many girls study nursing, did it also reflect Hitler's determination to start a war?

She worked quickly and completed all the tasks left by the head nurse. The girl in front hurriedly put her bandaged prosthesis on her table: "Sia, do you think I can pass this?"

"Well, it's basically possible, but the force should be smaller. If it is tied too tightly, it will prevent blood flow and tissue necrosis is likely to occur."

"Thank you."

"You're welcome."

Rosia has a good temper and is professional. The little girls here do not have the arrogance or jealousy mentality of later generations, and they are willing to ask her for advice, so she does well in school.

The teaching nurse checked their homework and gave Rosia an appreciative look before announcing that school was over.

There is no such thing as late self-study in this school, and school ends early, but since the school is not far away from the military school, and with Ilana next to it, it is basically impossible for her to go home now.

Sure enough, as soon as the training nurse left, Ilana stood up suddenly, grabbed her arm and pulled her out: "Hurry up, West Asia, there are many planes outside, I heard that they are training for skydiving today, maybe It will land at our school when it lands!”

"..." Why don't you expect it to happen to you?

Women are born to gossip, regardless of age, country, or race.The same goes for heroes and nymphomaniacs.

The students in the military school are not very old. However, during their training, the combination of youthfulness and iron-bloodedness, as well as their upright posture, make them more attractive than ordinary people.He often fascinated the little girls from the medical school.

Ilana is the leader of the bunch.

Rosia still remembers the first time she met Ilana, she was lying on the wall, picking up the bricks with both hands, looking at it with sharp eyes.When she saw one of the handsome men sniping heroically, she couldn't help but applauded and fell off the wall.Even when an instructor came to check, he blamed himself.

Aunt Mesa's son Werner is actually in this school, but he has military merit and is considered an officer.Unfortunately, he was also there that day. As you can imagine, Aunt Mesa laughed at her for a long time when she found out about her "good deeds".

(End of this chapter)