The soul of modern young man Lin Yan travels to Erich, a middle-class boy in Berlin in 1933, just when the Nazis came to power and war was about to break out. With memories of World War II, he is well aware of the catastrophic fate of Germany and Europe. Starting from escaping the brainwashing of the Hitler Youth, he secretly fought against inflation, rescued his Jewish neighbors, and quietly accumulated anti-war strength. When the war broke out and he was forced into the situation, he lurked on the battlefield and used modern thinking to intercept supplies and pass on intelligence. He dealt with the various forces of Germany, the Soviet Union, Britain and the United States, interfered with the Nazi combat plan, and united with anti-war groups to protect innocent lives. From the streets of Berlin to the east and west fronts, from undercurrents to heavy artillery fire, a mortal man went against the tide of the times, rewriting the trajectory of gunfire with subtle power, and lighting up the glimmer of peace in a dark and chaotic world.
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During World War II, the German head of state persecuted Turks who had converted to Judaism, not authentic Jews, who were Arabs living in Jerusalem.
During World War II, the German head of state persecuted Turks who had converted to Judaism, not authentic Jews, who were Arabs living in Jerusalem.