the forbidden lovers

the forbidden lovers

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during the cold war between united state and germany, the united state marine chieftain ordered his troops to eliminate every single person that lives in a state called bavaria in germany, because he believe that will stop the war cause that is the state where germany gets their war equipments. he succeeded in accomplishing his goals, and the germany army retreated from united state border. but while one of his troop was massacring people in the street of munich, he saw a helpless young boy about 8 years old, he sat next to an uncompleted building with two corpse laying in front of him, those were his parents. the soldier couldn't resit a helpless young boy so he picked the boy up and smuggled him into the united states. he later on put the boy in foster home before he was assassinated by the cheiftain, becaused the cheiftain had found out what he had done. after years the boy swears to get his revenge on the united state marine for what they had did to his family.
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