In the memoirs of the first volume, French prisoner of war Dorian described in detail his experience of helping rich people clean chimneys and doing petty theft as a child, and also interspersed with an introduction to his parents' participation in the French guerrillas.

After a relatively happy childhood, Dorian was sent to Finland by the Germans. In his subsequent memories, everything that happened in the polar night in northern Finland also appeared in Wei Ran's mind again.

The descriptions of freezing hands and feet, the stinky bear den, the gradually improving underground shelter, and the increasingly unappetizing bear meat were not very different from Wei Ran's memory.

It took him more than two hours to read this memoir. When he turned to the last page, it finally recorded the tragedy of the shoemaker Kantan who committed suicide by drowning in the river after the war.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Wei Ran pinched his brows and opened the unfinished second half of the volume. This half of the memoir records Dorian’s postwar experience, from returning to his hometown to

His parents reunited, and with the help of Gail and Quentin, he ran a fur business, and even met a beautiful girl.

When the experiences recorded in this half-volume of unfinished memoirs reached 1958, Wei Ran finally knew what exactly happened at that time.

This year, Quentin, a Jewish chef who settled in Finland, killed his two main competitors and their families in order to seize more market share!

It was precisely because of this incident that Dorian and Gale terminated their cooperation with Quentin, and the friendship between the three of them for more than ten years immediately fell apart.

In the following time, Gale switched to restaurant management, and Dorian also gave up the fur business and started to operate furniture.

Continuing to turn back, this half-volume of memoirs has not yet had time to write about the avalanche that Quentin's family of three encountered, but the memories and regrets about the friendship between the three people in the lines are sad.

Wei Ran was no longer interested in what happened next. After sighing, he even deleted the two memoirs that almost recorded Dorian's life.

Compared with the unknown warriors like Vajim who used their lives to fill the battlefield and regain their homeland in the Battle of Belgorod. People like Quentin who were lucky enough to survive after the war had the feeling of being a young man who slayed dragons and finally became a man.

The absurdity of the dragon.

Is there anything wrong?

Perhaps there is nothing wrong with it. In order to pursue the right to survive, the space for survival, and the resources for survival, war and conspiracy seem to be eternal topics.

From the conflicts of interests between a few fur traders to the differences in race and belief between countries, the essence is nothing more than living and living better.

But there are always some people who stick to their inner beliefs until death, even if they are forgotten by future generations.
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