Military parade site (Moscow military parade site)

What the Soviet Union did to Germany was too painful! After World War II, a German military parade became the most humiliating one in German history. All Germans are in rags and unarmed.

Most importantly, this military parade was held in Moscow, the Soviet Union. What happened? Let me talk about the most humiliating military parade of the Germans.

Since the German army launched the war in World War II, the highest-level figures in Germany have a greatest wish, that is, to hold a grand military parade in Moscow, the Soviet Union, to show the strength of their country.

However, the reality did not make the Germans so smooth. The Soviet Union successfully won the battle of defending Moscow, that is, since then, the Germans have never entered Moscow again.

Unexpectedly, three years later 1944, nearly 60,000 Germans finally had the opportunity to enter Moscow and completed a "late military parade". The whole thing will start with Germany's plan to provoke World War II.

After Germany's defeat in World War I, the whole German people were dissatisfied with the result of World War I, thinking that it should not be the result of the defeated country. So Germany developed its economy crazily after World War I, and the people worked hard.

The domestic military strength has been greatly improved in a short time. After Germany accumulated a lot of strength, Mr. Hitt of Germany began to plan World War II after he took office, and took the Soviet Union as one of the ultimate goals.

Because the land resources of the Soviet Union made Germany really insatiable, at the beginning of World War II, Germany first attacked Poland, laying the foundation for capturing the Soviet Union in the future, and then started a very fierce world war.

Germany used blitzkrieg tactics to quickly launch fierce attacks on neighboring countries, all of which achieved remarkable results. In the face of the threat of European powers Britain and France, Germany is still not afraid.

In just 39 days, France successfully surrendered, and the victory of the war made the Germans more and more rampant. In the process of fighting against the Soviet Union, they also entered the Soviet mainland step by step and successfully occupied the territory of Belarus.

However, the Soviet soldiers were not as weak as Germany thought, and it became more and more difficult in the later German attack, so the German army slowed down the pace of the attack, but the whole Soviet Union was resisting the German invasion.

Finally,1On June 22, 944, the Soviet Union suddenly launched a fierce attack on the territory of Belarus occupied by Germany. The Soviet Union once dispatched 100 divisions, with a total strength of 2 million.

This movement is also a famous "Bagration Action" in the history of the Soviet Union, and this day is also meaningful, that is, Germany invaded the Soviet Union on this day three years ago.

The sudden and violent attack of the Soviet Union caught the Germans off guard, and finally the Germans ended in failure. Almost all of Germany's very powerful core troops were defeated, so the battle began.

The Soviet Union officially began to counterattack the Germans, and the Soviet Union successfully recovered its lost territory. The number of casualties in normal wars exceeded 500,000, and eventually160,000 Germans became prisoners of war.

After catching so many prisoners of war, the Soviet Union carried out a very cruel massacre of the Germans. By July, less than 60,000 of the160,000 prisoners of war eventually survived, which shows that the Soviet Union hated the Germans.

The surviving German soldiers were not as good as they thought, because the Soviet high-level officials thought of an idea, which was to let these German soldiers parade.

In order to show their country's military strength and brilliant achievements, this activity was immediately implemented, and on July 1944, the German army in Moscow began a humiliating "Moscow military parade".

This military parade greatly insulted Germany. The Soviet Union divided the Germans into 90 square teams, and then the whole team was escorted by fully armed Soviet troops. At the beginning of the military parade, German 19 officers walked in the front.

They are wearing military uniforms and medals. It can be seen that the mood of these officers is very complicated, and they dare not make a serious expression of dissatisfaction, because if they disturb the parade, they will easily lose their lives.

Behind them are prisoners of war soldiers who follow Germany. They are all in rags, look thin, and dare not look positive or negative. Most people still keep a straight face.

They are unarmed. On both sides of the parade, Soviet troops were escorted by guns, and then on the streets of the parade, people from Moscow were all there. They all hated these invaders, and some people shouted and laughed at them.

Some people laughed at them, some even threw pots and pans at them, and others punched and kicked the Germans directly. Anyway, no one treats these Germans with good looks. The total distance of the entire military parade is nearly 3 kilometers.

The number of German prisoners of war is about 57,000, and the total length of the military parade is 6 hours. The Germans in the military parade had mixed feelings, because they didn't know what was facing them after the military parade.

When the surviving German soldiers recalled this incident, they couldn't help saying that they were really scared walking in the street. I really think that's the last part of my life.

It is worth mentioning here that that was what the Soviets did after the military parade, that is, prisoners of war ate their stomachs the day before the military parade, so that many Germans could not help but have loose bowels during the military parade, and the ground was dirty.

Then the Soviet Union sent a group of sprinklers to clean all the places where the Germans walked. For the Soviets, this is to clear the footprints of the invaders.

After the military parade, the German prisoners of war were disbanded not far from the Kremlin, and then put on the train by the Soviet Union and transported to Siberia, where the Soviet Union treated the prisoners of war.

The bad weather there frightened the Germans, but few of the 57 thousand Germans who finally took part in the parade survived. I believe everyone knows how powerful the Soviet Union is as a fighting nation.

They are not only brave in the face of Germany and Japan, but also very strict with prisoners of war.

Only a few people survived the capture of160,000 German prisoners of war, and more than 600,000 Japanese prisoners of war were captured after Germany surrendered.

1945 After the German surrender, the Soviet Union wanted to speed up the end of World War II, so it declared war on Japan soon after, and then began to March to the northeast of China. Unexpectedly, Japan announced its surrender shortly after the war.

So about 600,000 Japanese prisoners of war captured in the Northeast were all brought back to Siberia. Due to the huge number of prisoners of war, the Soviet Union can only transport them back to the Soviet Union in batches.

Japanese prisoners of war held in the Soviet Union also suffered cruel torture from the Soviet Union, and only a few Japanese were sent back to China.

Because of the disclosure of various data, some people who survived in Japan said that there were 200,000, some said that there were hundreds of thousands, and some data said that there were tens of thousands.

But no matter how much Japan survived in the end, it is certain that both Japanese prisoners of war and German prisoners of war paid a very heavy price in the hands of the Soviet Union. Some people may say that the Soviet Union will not be punished internationally for abusing so many prisoners of war.

Let's talk about the Geneva Conventions. When the Geneva Convention was signed, the Soviet Union did not sign it at all. In other words, this convention is not recognized by Japan and the Soviet Union.

In this way, the Soviet Union's treatment of prisoners of war will not be punished internationally, but the Soviet Union is also facing the pressure of international public opinion, and the Soviet Union later had to repatriate the remaining prisoners of war.

Of course, the Soviet Union was treated equally by the Germans because it did not sign the Geneva Convention, because in the early stage of World War II, after the Germans captured Soviet soldiers, it was often because the Soviet Union did not sign the Convention.

The Germans were slaughtered. Even at the craziest time of the Germans, in order to find a more efficient means of killing, the Germans openly experimented with Soviet prisoners of war and even put them in the trenches and shot them collectively.

At that time, these practices of the Germans caused doubts in Britain and the United States. Germany left Britain and the United States helpless on the grounds that the Soviet Union did not sign the Geneva Convention, so it also contributed to the formation of a fighting nation on the other hand.

Because for Soviet soldiers on the battlefield, there is no retreat at all, because they understand that if they eventually fall into the hands of the enemy, their chances of survival are almost nil.

Therefore, this has stimulated the combat effectiveness of Soviet soldiers to a certain extent, and the Soviet Union has always been very vengeful. In the face of repeated threats from the Germans, the Soviet Union had no intention of retreating at all, and this time there was a military parade.

I have to say that this military parade brought great shame to Germany, but also discouraged the Soviets. The next day, they reported the military parade with a very ironic headline: "This is how the Germans entered Moscow."

On this matter, did the Soviet Union treat prisoners of war too much? But that's because the Soviet Union didn't sign the Geneva Convention and did nothing wrong.

So, in your opinion, did the Soviet Union treat prisoners of war excessively? Please tell me in the comments section or the barrage.