Paul felt that the request not to abuse prisoners of war was unfair. How did the regiment leader convince him?

The tone was firm and stern:

"Torturing disarmed prisoners is punishable by shooting. We are not the White Army."

Paul rode on. When I left the prison gate, I remembered the order of the Revolutionary Military Commission that was read out to the whole regiment. The order

Finally said this:

...Therefore, the order:

1. Continuously and repeatedly explained to the Red Army units, especially to the newly formed units, both orally and in written form: Polish soldiers were victims of the Polish and British and French bourgeoisie, and they themselves were Not involuntarily. Therefore,

our duty is to treat the captured Polish soldiers as misguided and deceived brothers, and in the future as awakened soldiers

The brothers were repatriated to their homeland of liberated Poland.

2. All rumors, news, and reports about the mistreatment of Polish prisoners of war and the bullying of local residents must be investigated thoroughly and dealt with strictly, no matter what source these rumors and news come from.

3. The commanders and political staff of each unit must be fully aware that they are responsible for the strict implementation of this order.

The workers and peasants countries love their Red Army. The Red Army is its pride. It requires the Red Army not to stain its flag with a stain.

"Don't get a stain." Paul whispered to himself. "

Reference: Baidu