Soviet Union 1991

First update, six updates today

When German police shot an East German youth, public opinion finally erupted. Cole was immediately pushed to the forefront. They considered the use of rubber bullets against teenagers an anti-humanitarian act, and a photo published in a newspaper put Colonel Jonishkis in the spotlight.

In the chaos of the scene, Colonel Jonishkis carried the bloody little girl towards the hospital, surrounded by people running away in panic, but Colonel Jonishkis walked forward unusually calmly, and the sound of gunshots and Even the panic failed to reach him.

The reporter who took the photo named the photo People's Hero and attached an intriguing publicity comment.

"They are a group of people who suffer from social discrimination. They were once slandered by the authorities as the lackeys of the dictator. But now these people are the last defenders of Germany's conscience, the people's sword and shield. Those who betray German interests at some high levels Under such circumstances, those who voluntarily stand up to defend the people are heroes.”

"Heroes are immortal, and the glory of Germany will never fade."

As soon as this article came out, a new round of anti-refugee and anti-revolutionary sentiments began in German society. In addition to the previous evil incidents of shooting East German people, it seems that the German government has been attacked by public opinion and propaganda. The liberators of East Germany became the persecutors of the East German people. Kohl, who used the interests of East Germany to please the refugees, has become increasingly negative among the masses.

At the same time, the German media and people around him continued to feed the people, making Cole think that the so-called East Germany incident was just a small group of people with ulterior motives inciting the masses. In fact, after these people were eliminated, East Germany Virtue will regain its peace.

So as East Germany became increasingly turbulent, the Berlin authorities made a decision to maintain order and stability by arresting all senior generals of the former East German People's Army and seeking a breakthrough from them. Kohl had reached the end of his endurance and would not allow the East German people to resist his will.

In Cole's eyes, the People's Army of the former East Germany was a scourge left over from history, and now it has finally broken out in the conflict-ridden eastern Germany, inciting the people to resist the refugees and the German government. These are behaviors that Cole cannot bear. If the evidence were sufficient, it would be enough to hang them on the gallows.

After the order from the German Interior Ministry was issued, many senior generals of the East German People's Army were arrested by the police at home. Their doors were kicked open, and the police with live ammunition rushed directly into the room and brutally beat these people in front of their families and children. pressed to the ground. and announced loudly that they were under arrest.

Colonel Jonishkis, who sent the girl who was shot to the hospital, was also taken away by federal police outside the ward. However, Colonel Jonishkis was very calm and knew that he would definitely face such a situation.

They were all arrested on suspicion of inciting hatred and attacking refugee camps.

In the interrogation room that was isolated from the outside space, an interrogator holding a cigarette walked in from the door, with Colonel Jonishkis' information in his hand.

The interrogator sat in front of Jonishkis and took a look at the other party's information. "Former commander of the 8th Motorized Rifle Division of the East German People's Army, Colonel Jonishkis?"

Jonishkis nodded.

He put the information on the table and said directly, "Colonel Jonishkis, I think we can get straight to the point. You summoned veterans of the former East German army and encouraged the people to attack the refugee camps. Even the people in the refugee camps The arson case is also directly related to you. You are trying to create tension within Germany. Now the court is likely to prosecute you for secession. Do you have any opinions on this?"

Colonel Jonishkis just looked at the other person with a smile and did not answer his question.

The interrogator further pressed the other party, "If you don't answer, then you are acquiescing to the above behavior?"

Colonel Jonishkis glanced at the other person's name tag, leaned closer and said to him, "Officer Krause, you don't need to show the Stasi torture methods in front of me. Do you think we haven't accepted it?" Counter-reconnaissance training? Sorry, I am originally from the reconnaissance force, and these tricks of yours are too simple and naive. "

"We are just voluntarily protecting the East German people from being harassed by refugees on the streets. The government has issued an order to allow refugees to legally rob us, so the East German people have the right to voluntarily stand up and protect their private property."

"Is this the reason for your riot?" Klaus sneered.

"I repeat, Klaus, this is not a riot, this is the protection of our own property. If you call this situation a riot, then I would rather refuse the protection of you filthy maggots. Remember Yes, you are the same group as the Nazi Gestapo."

Colonel Jonishkis crossed his legs and said disdainfully, "And we are the hope of saving the German people."

Colonel Jonishkis's ridicule made Klaus's face turn purple. Only these bold retired soldiers of the East German People's Army could openly oppose the rule of the federal government under the slogan of protecting the people.

"If you had lived in the Nazi era, I think you would have been taken seriously by Goebbels. But now, you are just a failed wretch, a ridiculous clown who tries to encourage people to achieve your ulterior motives. You will only "Eliminated by history." Officer Krause puffed out his breath and said, "Look, after you are all arrested, the situation in East Germany will completely calm down, and you can reflect on your crimes in federal prison!" "

After listening to Klaus's tirade, Colonel Jonishkis' expression slowly became serious. He said slowly, "Then let me tell you what kind of stupid things the German government is doing. They think they are just arresting people. In order to protect the people of East Germany, it will only arouse stronger reactions from the people. Justice? Justice just depends on who is on the side of the people. It is a pity that the Federal Republic of Germany chose refugees for the so-called false name. Now the people's patience has reached its limit. limit."

"They will break out into larger demonstrations and protest outside the police station to demand that the German authorities release the detainees."

Klaus's face gradually became embarrassed. Just when he was about to get angry, the door suddenly opened, and a police officer hurriedly walked in and said to Klaus, "Oh no, people are gathering outside the police station. Demand that we release the prisoners.”

"I'll go out first, you watch him!"

Klaus's face changed suddenly, and he stood up and was about to walk out. At this time, Colonel Jonishkis raised his head and very calmly called to the police officer who was about to walk out.

"Wait a minute, Officer Krause, there's something I want to tell you."

"History will remember us, not you, the accomplices of dictators." To be continued.