How did the Soviet Union treat prisoners of war and the Red Army in World War II?

1In April, 945, Tito led a huge government delegation to visit the Soviet Union, accompanied by Gila. After arriving in Moscow, the Soviet side took Tito to a special villa and let the rest of the delegation stay in a hotel. The next day, a strange thing happened: the phone in Gilas' room rang. This is a seductive woman's voice, who pesters her to meet Gilas. Gilas became wary. He knew that the Soviet secret service often set up honey traps to get information. Giras asked other senior members of the delegation that they also received dating calls from all kinds of sexy women. Gilas shuddered and was angry at the despicable behavior of the Soviet side.

Stalin still welcomed Yugoslav "comrades-in-arms" with a "marathon banquet" in his villa. The Soviet Union attended all Stalin's confidants: Molotov, malenkov, bulganin, the head of the secret service, beria, and General Antonov. Located in the magnificent banquet hall, Giras was filled with emotion: Stalin was supreme, and courtiers regarded him as a god and did their best to flatter him. Such a dinner is Stalin's "regular program", and his country is devastated, hungry and exhausted. But he and the marshals are extravagant, covered in medals and drinking vodka. They trampled half of Europe, and he was convinced that they would trample the other half in the next round. He knew that he was one of the most cruel and autocratic figures in human history, but it didn't bother him at all, because he was convinced that he was executing the judgment of history. Although millions of people have been wiped out on his orders for him. Although thousands of his closest collaborators were murdered by him as traitors, because these people doubted whether he was leading the country and people towards happiness, equality and freedom. His conscience is not disturbed. Conscience has no place in his philosophy. Poets get inspiration from him, orchestras play hymns to pay tribute to him, philosophers write books about his quotations, and martyrs call his name to death on the guillotine. "

During the dinner, the two sides also talked about the violation of law and discipline by the Soviet Red Army. Stalin disdainfully said, "How can such a person react normally when the Soviet Red Army fought from Stalingrad to Belgrade and crossed the bodies of his comrades-in-arms? What's the big deal about playing with women after such a terrible thing? We opened the prison door and put all the criminals in the army. The Red Army is not ideal. The important thing is that it fought with the Germans-and played well, and nothing else matters. " As for Stalin's "understanding" attitude towards the crimes committed by the Red Army, Gillard knew that there was the same example: Soviet tanks shot at German refugees-women and children-one after another when they passed through East Prussia, killing them all. Someone reported this matter to Stalin and asked how to deal with it. Stalin replied: "We have lectured soldiers too much, let them take the initiative!"