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What was the final outcome of the little girl who let the German soldiers bury her shallower?

Want peace? This is the wish of everyone in the world, although many places have now lived a peaceful and stable life. But there are still many places that have been in war, and the biggest victims should be helpless ordinary people. I think everyone is very impressed by the Jewish little girl during World War II. Before she died, she naively asked German soldiers to bury her shallowly. Although it really touched many people, it still can't change the ending of her death.

? Although it was cruel, Germans and Jews hated it at that time and began to torture Jews on a large scale, even innocent children were in born to die. After the Germans arrested them, they tortured them in different ways every day, which was very cruel.

? The little girl was caught with her mother, but what she didn't know was that her mother had already been abandoned by the Nazi Party. So that when the Nazis started the holocaust, the Germans pushed them into a big pit, and everyone was still comforting her: her mother went to find her father.

? The girl naively said to the German: Uncle, can you bury me a little shallower so that my mother can find me when she comes back? ? Many people were deeply moved by the little girl at that time. But moving can't be eaten as food. The feud between Germans and Jews cannot be changed by a little girl's words. The ending was that the little girl was buried alive with others.

? It may sound cruel and unreasonable, but it's true. Although the little girl died, her kindness and innocence remained in our hearts forever. Darkness may temporarily block the light, but the sun will eventually penetrate the dark clouds, and finally the Germans will be defeated successfully. And our beautiful life now, I just want to say, which years are calm, but someone is carrying the burden for you.