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The last German soldier: In order to fulfill the agreement with Hitler, he resisted the Soviet Union for seven years after World War II.
1April 30, 945, Hitler, a war maniac, had a premonition that defeat was a foregone conclusion. At 3: 30 in the afternoon, Hitler coaxed the children to eat candy with potassium cyanide and gave the poison to his new wife Eva. After all this was ready, he shot himself and ended his sinful life. A few days later, Berlin fell, the Soviet Union captured the German Reichstag, and Hitler's body was found in a crater. Finally,1May 8, 945, Germany signed the unconditional surrender, the Hitler Empire was completely destroyed, and the European battlefield of World War II came to an end. In many people's eyes, the German war is over, but in Alfred Le Kostin's eyes, the war is still there. Le Kostin is just a Latvian volunteer of Axis. His position in the army is average. He only won the Knight's Cross on April 22nd, 945 for his outstanding contribution, which he regarded as the supreme honor and made no other contribution. However, it is such a German soldier who, after the defeat in Germany, shines brilliantly because of his persistence and wins the respect of everyone. When Lai Kostin joined the army, he swore allegiance to the Fuehrer Adolf Hitler. In his mind, the Fuehrer died in battle, not surrendered in humiliation, so what reason did he have to surrender? Under this belief, Lai Kostin found several people who were willing to fight with him, and still engaged in the action against the Soviet Union. However, Kostin's behavior is impossible for everyone. Facing the powerful Soviet Union, they are as small as ants without help. But Kostin is still determined. He fled to Sweden first, then returned to Latvia to fight guerrilla warfare against the Soviet Union, and joined the British Secret Service on 1950 to fight against the Soviet Union with the help of the British army. Later, Kostin's identity was exposed, and he was madly attacked by the Soviet Union. The Soviet authorities would never allow a Nazi remnant to support himself all the time, which made them sleepless. Therefore, the Soviet Union besieged Lai many times, and sometimes even dispatched more than 5,000 troops to surround Lai and others in dense forests. Under the encirclement and suppression of the Soviet Union, Lai's comrades-in-arms fell one by one, leaving Lai, but he still stubbornly resisted. In the years against the Soviet Union, Lai Kostin relied on the German supply warehouse, and then all the food in it was eaten up. Lai Kostin caught some wild animals and picked some wild fruits to satisfy his hunger, just like a savage. No matter how hungry he was, he never attacked the local people, which was his conscience. When people are powerful, Lai Kostin, no matter how vigilant he is, can't beat the huge intelligence network of the Soviet Union. On September 1952, 1 1 day, Lai's whereabouts were discovered by the Soviet Union, and he was finally surrounded. When the ammunition in his hand was finished, Lai Kostin committed suicide by swallowing cyanide capsules to defend his dignity, just as he believed in Hitler, and would rather die than surrender. Perhaps, compared with the endless life of revenge, death is a relief for Lai Kostin, ending the seven-year life of fear. Although Lai's behavior hurt the Soviet Union, everyone present was moved by Lai's persistence. Lai Kostin spent seven years defending his oath and commitment to the Fuehrer Adolf Hitler. Although his promise deviated from the right direction, from a military point of view, Le Kostin was a perfect soldier, and it was his duty to obey orders. 1992, the Soviet Union has disintegrated at this moment, and Latvians have not forgotten this admirable soldier. They erected a stone tablet for Alfred Le Kostin at the place where he committed suicide, engraved with his biography and the Knight's Cross, which he regarded as his life.