Valentina sighed and explained, "Just before the Battle of Stalingrad ended, he said that he no longer wanted to be a coward hiding in the rear and driving a tractor to plow the fields. He said that the motherland needed his driving skills. Before he joined the army

Soon after, I also moved from Kirov to Kazan with the clothing factory. Since then, I have almost lost contact with him."

At this point in the story, turbid tears overflowed from the corners of Valentina's eyes. Falling into the quiet and small living room, Wei Ran asked softly, "Mrs. Valentina, what's going on with this firing pin?"

Valentina took the paper towel handed by Teacher Daria and wiped the corners of her eyes, then poured the firing pin out of the canvas bag again, "This thing was delivered to the door in the autumn of 1943 by a political commissar who was missing an arm. He said

This is Vajim's gift to me and my soon-to-be-born child.

He also said that Vadim was still fighting bravely against the Germans on the front line, and that he had won several medals. But after that, I never heard from Vadim again, and I couldn't even contact the political commissar.

Up."

"Didn't the army find any information about him at that time?" Wei Ran asked hard-heartedly.

Valentina shook her head, "I can't find it. I asked many people, but they all said there was no information about my husband joining the army."

"How can this be..."
Chapter completed!