Soul to the Rhine

Chapter 99 Rebellion
"Captain Elgar has been transferred a long time ago." The soldier said to her in a mocking tone: "The person in charge here now is the director of the Warsaw Police Department, Lieutenant Colonel Eric."

"How could it be?" Mrs. Adeline frowned.She had been giving gifts to Elgar a long time ago, hoping to get the chance to come in. Now she finally came in, but she didn't expect that the person had changed, and she didn't know it at all.

The soldier glanced at her again and gave a rare explanation: "Captain Elgar was injured in Auschwitz. He relapsed not long after he was transferred here. He is currently recuperating in Berlin."

Speaking of this, Rosia wanted to pretend that she didn't exist, and she really felt that Elgar's physical fitness was too bad. It took a year for a gunshot wound to heal. Could it be that she got shot last year? Fatal location?

Mrs. Adeline frowned and asked, "So, where is Mr. Lieutenant Colonel now?"

The soldier shook his head: "The lieutenant colonel is busy with affairs. He also has matters to deal with at the police station. You can't see him at the moment. Now, we are going to Sergeant Luo Lu."

Mrs. Adeline was very unhappy. She had put in a lot of work and energy from beginning to end, but in the end she still couldn't see the person in charge and could only negotiate with a non-commissioned officer.What can be gained from this?The sergeant couldn't make the decision at all.

But if you continue to bargain with these difficult Germans, you won't get any results. On the contrary, it may end up in vain.So despite being unhappy, Adeline reluctantly agreed.

"Doctor Luo, I'm going to see Sergeant Luo Luo with this officer. Can you wait here alone for me?" Mrs. Adeline said with a wink.

Rosia wanted to shake her head. She understood what Mrs. Adeline meant, but she didn't need to observe at all. She could tell the layout of the concentration camp and the various methods of killing Jews with her eyes closed.She really didn't want to hang around here, there was nothing interesting to see, and every inch of the land here was so uncomfortable that it felt like suffocation.

The soldier gave Mrs. Adeline a mocking look: "Let's go. Our soldiers will be here to take good care of this lady's safety. You don't have to worry."

This means that she will be monitored at all times.

Rosia knew it would be like this, she didn't feel it.But Mrs. Adeline's face froze, she looked around, and after meeting the eyes of the soldiers by the wall, she withdrew unwillingly.The soldier took her to a small villa, and Rosia moved slowly within this limited area, trying not to attract the attention of the soldiers standing guard, although they were all looking at her.

In front of him was a piece of grass that was a little yellow, and next to it seemed to be a place where vegetables were grown. Several skinny Jews were burying potatoes, and on the other side were several Jewish women talking about something.

There were no soldiers watching there. Rosia hesitated for a while and then slowly walked over.

"Tonight will be a moment in history."

She heard a Jewish woman say this.

"Jenny, be careful. No one knows what will happen. Maybe we will become worse and this place will become more terrible."

"What are you afraid of? Isn't it great now?" Another Jewish woman said in a strange tone, both venting and self-deprecating: "Only now do I realize how cute this wall that has strangled my freedom is. It separates the Nazi party from Outside, that's a blessing.

"The current situation is already bad and it can't get any worse."

"This is death, and waiting is also death. Let's fight those muzzled dogs. Maybe we can get a meal of dog meat."

"Haha, Pete, you are still so funny."

What they said was nonsensical, and Rosia couldn't understand it. It was just that they were comforting themselves in such a hopeless and hopeless day. Maybe this is the only way to keep them from getting lost in endless torture and despair. Ego, nervous breakdown.

Rosia stood there for a while. The few Jews didn't notice her at all and they were still talking passionately. She shrugged and turned to leave.After walking a short distance further, I didn't encounter many soldiers, but there were many Jews working hard.

Suddenly, something grabbed her trouser leg. She looked down and saw that it was an iron hook.Most of the clasp was buried in the ground, and the boots she was wearing were decorated with a vetiver iris, and a protruding stamen just hooked on the iron ring.

She squatted down and took the stamens out of the hook. Because she was afraid of being noticed by the passing soldiers, she didn't care what the hook was, so she quickly got up and left.

The concentration camp Sachsenhausen was relatively quiet. Compared to the gunshots that sounded all the time in Auschwitz, it was almost eerily quiet.She walked around this small area again and saw many Jews carrying something.They had their heads lowered, sweating, embarrassed and hard, and everyone was horribly thin.

Scenes like this were normal in the concentration camp, and couldn't be more normal, but Rosia had an inexplicable feeling, inexplicable, indescribable, like a storm was about to come.But she raised her head, and the sun was shining brightly above her head. Although the weather was relatively cold, there was no possibility of rain.

Rosia didn't know how accurate a person's intuition could be, but based on what had happened in the past, she decided to return to the original position and wait for Mrs. Adeline honestly.Concentration camps are generally very similar. This place is not much different from Auschwitz. There is nothing interesting to see.

She slowly walked back to the small villa, wrapped her coat around her body, and stamped her feet twice to relieve the numbness.She turned around aimlessly and happened to hear crying from the other side of the door.When he looked closely, he saw that it was a young Jewish girl.

She seemed to have a candy in her hand, but it was taken away by the guard soldiers, and the girl who didn't have much sense of danger started to cry.

For this kind of painless thing, Rosia has long been numb. She watched coldly, watching the soldier put down his hand pretending to return it, and when the girl was about to reach out to grab it, he raised it quickly, like She was playing with her like a dog, and the soldiers around her laughed non-stop, with mocking words in their mouths.

I don’t know what the soldier said. When he lowered his hand again, the Jewish girl suddenly gave up the candy and bit the soldier’s hand.

The child's teeth were sharp and he bit the soldier so hard that he screamed.The soldier picked up the little girl and threw her in the air a few times. Before she could shake her away, he suddenly slapped her in the face.

The Jewish girl screamed "Woo" all her life. She was beaten so hard that she fell to the ground and rolled two or three meters away. She spit blood from her mouth and sprinkled it on the withered grass. It was shocking.

This beast!

Rosia's heart was filled with anger as she watched from a distance. However, before she could stabilize her mood, something unexpected happened suddenly. A thin Jew who was burying potatoes not far away suddenly rushed over with a hoe in his hand and swung it involuntarily. on the shoulder of the soldier who hit him.

"You bastard, you devil!"

This change was so sudden that the soldiers on the side did not react. The bludgeon hit the shoulder and scratched the neck, causing the soldier to peel off a layer of skin, revealing his ferocious flesh and blood.

"Damn you bastard!" The soldier shouted in pain, took out the pistol from his waist, knocked it on his waist, and heard a "click", followed by a terrifying gunshot, so fast that no one could catch it in time. In response, the Jew didn't even let out a groan, and fell directly to the ground. The blood that kept coming out of his head instantly dyed the grass beneath him red.

A chill hit, and Rosia subconsciously took a step back, seeing the soldier raised his gun again and knocked down another Jew not far away.

This is venting anger!
The place that seemed peaceful just now is now in a mess.The terrible thing happened in an instant. She thought it was over, but she didn't expect that the Jew who fell behind was not dead. He took out something from his arms tremblingly, and when the soldiers were caught off guard, he suddenly used He bit something with his teeth and threw it out with a raised hand.

A black spherical object flew over, and before it hit the ground, it exploded with a "bang" in mid-air. The soldier closest to him widened his eyes and shouted in horror: "Get down!"

Before he finished speaking, the object had already fallen on top of his head. After the loud noise, the soldier fell to the ground with blood on his face, and his body kept twitching.

"Bang!" There was another gunshot, and another soldier shot the Jew. He squatted down and hurriedly helped the soldier whose face was covered with blood. He raised his head and yelled around: "Where is the doctor? Where is the doctor?"

Rosia took a step forward out of habit, but then she hesitated. She looked at the path she had just walked not far away, and there was a group of Jews rushing over there. There were too many people to count, and each person had a hand in his hand. All armed, emerging from all corners.

She had walked slowly past those places just before and saw them working with her own eyes. Unexpectedly, everything had changed in the blink of an eye.The faces of these Jews were filled with unbearable anger and hatred for the German soldiers. They had already risked their lives.

Only then did Rosia realize what she had just heard.
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Tonight will be a moment in history!
They want to resist!

They planned to resist tonight, but because of the two Jews who died tragically at the door, their anger could not be suppressed at all. They could no longer bear it, and their resistance was advanced.

The movement here quickly woke up several soldiers at the door. However, as soon as they put the safety on the guns in their hands, they were already hit by the Jews who had been prepared. Their bodies twitched a few times in the air. Rosia saw them with her own eyes. Countless blood holes appeared on his body, and then his whole body fell down like a sieve.

Rosia was already blinded. She kept retreating. The soldiers who heard the noise outside the concentration camp also rushed over quickly. The battle between the two sides immediately started, with gunfire, gunpowder, grenades, and shouts and curses in various languages. The sound of curses and various cries quickly turned the entire concentration camp into a hell.

The iron net above the head tightly bound this small world, as if no amount of force could break the restriction here.Rosia didn't take a few steps back. As soon as she reached a wall, she heard a sound above her head. The bullet had hit the gravel on the wall and fell down, landing all over her head and face.

At this moment, hurried footsteps suddenly sounded on the stairs behind them. Several officers ran down, followed by a panicked Lady Adeline.

"Where's Luo, Doctor Luo, Doctor Luo!" She shouted loudly to all around.

Rosia grabbed the gravel off her head and stood up from under the wall: "Mrs. Adeline, I'm here."

"Luo, are you injured? Where are you injured?" She ran over and grabbed Rosia. Without waiting for anyone to say anything, she turned around and glared at the officer next to her: "Sergeant Luo, should you explain to me? For a moment, our doctor was injured just after he came here, is this how you negotiate terms for us?"

Rosia swallowed the words in her mouth silently.

Sergeant Luo frowned and looked at the scene in the distance, turned his head and said quickly: "I think you should be able to see that this is not the case. This is just a sudden accident. I will ask someone to arrange for you to leave here right now. .”

Mrs. Adeline was dissatisfied: "Then what we talked about today is useless. Our doctor was injured here."

Sergeant Luo Lu frowned even more: "Since you are injured, you must leave here immediately."

Mrs. Adeline was still reluctant to give up: "Before this, you must explain this matter to us. We have donated a large amount of materials and put in so much effort, but now the situation is like this. Have you been doing this all the time?" , bullying our Red Cross Society?”

Sergeant Luo Lu's face turned dark.

"Please leave immediately."

"Impossible, you must hand it over to us..."

Before she finished speaking, she suddenly rolled her eyes, as if she was stuck, and fell softly into Rosia's arms.

Sergeant Luo Lu withdrew his hand and said to the soldier next to him: "Take this lady back to her residence."

The soldier responded immediately, picked up Mrs. Adeline, and dragged her away without mercy.The big shawl on her body hung down and dragged to the ground, leaving a crooked mark, which made Rosia shiver.

"So, what about you, madam, do you also want to explain?" Sergeant Luo Luo's mouth curled up, his expression unchanged.His hand was still in the same state as before, and Rosia immediately understood that if she said yes, she would immediately become like Mrs. Adeline and be dragged out like trash.

She quickly shook her head: "No, I want to leave. Please ask someone to take me out."

Sergeant Luo Luo put his hands back on his waist, looking very satisfied with her cooperation. He said something to another soldier next to him, then turned to the distance and shouted loudly: "Go and drive two tanks. I'm going to crush these ungrateful Jewish dogs."

Rosia couldn't help but shiver again and took a step back.The soldier came out with a gun and said seriously: "Madam, please follow me. You need to move to a safe place immediately."

Rosia didn't want to stay here for a long time. She nodded quickly, and before leaving, she subconsciously turned her head and looked at the door. There were already many corpses piled there, and bright red blood flowed all over the floor. She inexplicably remembered this morning. I almost retched from the sweet noodle sauce I ate.

(End of this chapter)