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Alexei Ivanov, 91, was just 16 when the Soviet Union took Berlin. Despite his young age, he fought on the front lines against the Nazis for two years
>"I have two daughters, three granddaughters, and a great-grand daughter. I have the memories of doing things to women in Berlin... I could never do them again, and I look back, disgusted, but the memories are mine." >"There was a field outside of the city, we
dragged girls there and raped them. We called it the Rape Field."
>"Young, old, rich, poor. The only girl you didn't rape was one picked out by an officer. Besides that, everything was fair game."
>"One day, Americans learned about the field and tried to stop us, so we fired into the air and called them fuckers [in English]. They ran away while throwing trash at us."
>"Once, we caught a Nazi soldier dressed as a woman, trying to hide from us. Sergey pretended he was going to rape 'her' by throwing 'her' onto the ground, then stabbed him in the butt with a rifle bayonet. We all laughed."
>"I remember my friend Dmitri, he took an old woman over his shoulder, she must have been 85 or 90. I said, 'Why? There are many young women you can take instead.' He said, 'When will I ever have this opportunity again?'"
Confession #2
An elderly German neighbor of mine was a teenager girl in Berlin when Russian troops arrived in 1945. She said it was pretty horrific. According to her there was absolutely no chance, initially, to avoid being raped. She said life only got better when Russian officers began appearing in large numbers a few weeks
later,and started to exercise some measure of control over their troops. Before then women from eight to eighty were fair game, 24/7, and sometimes attacked ten to twelve times a day! I never had much sympathy for the citizens of Germany, but listening to my neighbor's stories, and the realization she was only 13-years old at the time, and discovering girls as young as seven were being victimized by Soviet troops, compelled me to view events in a different light.
>"I have two daughters, three granddaughters, and a great-grand daughter. I have the memories of doing things to women in Berlin... I could never do them again, and I look back, disgusted, but the memories are mine." >"There was a field outside of the city, we
dragged girls there and raped them. We called it the Rape Field."
>"Young, old, rich, poor. The only girl you didn't rape was one picked out by an officer. Besides that, everything was fair game."
>"One day, Americans learned about the field and tried to stop us, so we fired into the air and called them fuckers [in English]. They ran away while throwing trash at us."
>"Once, we caught a Nazi soldier dressed as a woman, trying to hide from us. Sergey pretended he was going to rape 'her' by throwing 'her' onto the ground, then stabbed him in the butt with a rifle bayonet. We all laughed."
>"I remember my friend Dmitri, he took an old woman over his shoulder, she must have been 85 or 90. I said, 'Why? There are many young women you can take instead.' He said, 'When will I ever have this opportunity again?'"
Confession #2
An elderly German neighbor of mine was a teenager girl in Berlin when Russian troops arrived in 1945. She said it was pretty horrific. According to her there was absolutely no chance, initially, to avoid being raped. She said life only got better when Russian officers began appearing in large numbers a few weeks
later,and started to exercise some measure of control over their troops. Before then women from eight to eighty were fair game, 24/7, and sometimes attacked ten to twelve times a day! I never had much sympathy for the citizens of Germany, but listening to my neighbor's stories, and the realization she was only 13-years old at the time, and discovering girls as young as seven were being victimized by Soviet troops, compelled me to view events in a different light.
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