After almost a month at the front, the fear of unintentionally being unfaithful to Stalin increases. Because what would happen if I accidentally took a German into care? Because of the dirt in which the soldiers are lying, it is difficult to see the differences in their uniforms."But I can't help it..." this excuse is stuck in my head because the chance that someone would ask me about it is high.
But I guess that the biggest problem at the moment is not just the lack of morale, but also the lack of space here in the medical tent. Because of the brutal war, we are wondering where we can place the soldiers if there is no room for them here. Of course, the hygiene measures here are not much different than on the front. Cramped hospital beds, dirty materials and inadequate painkillers. Not only the sick soldiers have to live with this every day, but we too.
Because the leaders, like Stalin or Adolf, don't pay enough attention to the medics and we don't have to talk about the soldiers, every person has to try to live for themselves instead of looking for joy in the little things.
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Diary of a woman Jekaterina Zelenko in World War II
Historical FictionThis diary is about a woman Jekaterina Zelenko, who was one of the allies of the Soviet Union during World War II and cared for the sick at the front. One day she met a German soldier who smuggled himself into her heart and she deeply cared for him...
