Soviet Union 1991

The third update

In order to maintain social stability, the German police began to search the East German region, prohibiting any former East German soldiers from holding rallies and propaganda on the grounds of protecting the East German people, and strictly prohibiting people from illegally taking to the streets to march, and not allowing any anti-refugee and praising the former East German People's Army to be published. The East German newspaper that had previously disseminated and reprinted articles was closed. At the same time, the refugee camps were strengthened. On the grounds of protecting refugees, no East German people were allowed to approach. Even the police were sent to protect the interests of refugees.

Germany's door-to-door searches have aroused the anger of the people, especially in the matter of sending police to protect refugees. It is simply using taxpayers' money to protect a group of lazy parasites, and the German government also intends to allocate funds to build a halal temple for them. For poor East Germany, it can only be described as adding insult to injury.

Unfair treatment and suppression by the federal government, the riots that Kohl thought he could suppress have intensified. People spontaneously took to the streets to protest against the government's actions.

Today, Berlin has become very lively. Under the planning of the East German People's Organization, a large-scale demonstration was launched in Berlin. Because of the initial martial law of the police, everyone did not gather together immediately. Instead, they walked to the area where refugees were concentrated and roaming with few police forces, took out their own banners and propaganda slogans from their backpacks, and began to stand in the street in unison, walking towards the direction of the refugee camp while shouting slogans.

"We want work and bread. Expel all refugees from Germany! Go back and eat sand, you dirty beasts! Pigs are cleaner than you!"

The conflict of consciousness and culture is destined to make the East German people and refugees have no reconciliation.

Because of the martial law, the anti-explosion police quickly arrived at the scene to try to maintain order. Several police cars stopped in front of the marching crowd. The rear door of the carriage was opened, and a group of fully armored anti-explosion police came down with batons and shields. They built an iron wall in front of the marching crowd and prohibited anyone from passing through here.

The previous massacre in the refugee camp was covered up by Cole with an arson case. He did not want such a crisis to happen again in broad daylight. And they chose Friday, the time when the refugees were worshipping.

"Go back, children. We will not do anything to you."

Many of the people standing in front of the police were teenagers. These students who organized spontaneously could no longer tolerate the actions of the Federal German government. The Germans' spirit of diversity met with conservative religious beliefs, and the young people with blood were the first to stand up.

The young man took a step forward, and the shield array was moved away, leaving a gap. The riot gun loaded with rubber bullets stretched out and pointed at the unarmed crowd.

"This is the last warning. No one is allowed to take another step forward, otherwise we will shoot."

The marching crowd stopped, and the girl walking in the front raised her hands to indicate that she had no ill intentions. She was holding a bouquet of flowers in her hand, and the wind blew up the corners of her skirt, as pure as an angel. The girl gently inserted the flower into the muzzle of the riot gun, adding a unique beauty to these cold killing machines.

"Butchers, you have no right to blame us for what we have done. Only God will forgive you who have destroyed Germany, and we will never show mercy."

After that, she turned around and shouted to the crowd behind her, "Long live the East German people!"

"Long live the East German people!" The shouting of the marching crowd made the anti-explosion police panic. They were worried that the other party would charge at them after shouting the slogan. One of the police accidentally pulled the trigger in panic.

The white flower stuck in the muzzle of the gun disappeared in an instant, leaving only the petals slowly falling to the ground. The girl didn't even have time to turn around. The pain in her back made her come into close contact with the asphalt road under her feet. The petals floating around her were like angel feathers, scattered all over the ground.

Suddenly the whole street became quiet, and this scene made everyone unbelievable. The federal police actually shot at an unarmed little girl, and the close-range shot from the shotgun had penetrated her skin, staining her white dress with bright red blood.

The angry crowd began to riot, and even with bare hands, they rushed forward desperately. Then the police force began to shoot at the crowd crazily, and some people were hit by bullets and fell to the ground, groaning in pain. But there are always latecomers who take their place and rush forward regardless of everything. The hot-blooded impulse of young people triggered the first large-scale conflict between the government and the people.

They took advantage of their numbers to start snatching batons and riot guns. Some people even carried Motoloff cocktails, lit the cloth strips on the mouth of the bottle and threw them at the anti-explosion police.

"Beat these executioners, freedom belongs to Germany!"

The shouting slogans pushed the riot to a peak, and the situation on the entire street quickly got out of control. Before they even had time to call for support, retired East German soldiers from all directions joined this "war". When they learned that students were demonstrating here, Colonel Jonishkis risked his organization being discovered and immediately ordered the veterans to reinforce the students.

"I don't care if the organization will be exposed, but don't forget that the foundation of the East German people's armed forces is not the soldiers, but the people. If even the East German people don't support us, how can we fight the federal army?"

After refuting everyone, Jonishkis resolutely asked the veterans to take up their weapons and support the students.

Although the police had the upper hand with their sophisticated equipment at the beginning, the retired soldiers soon gained the upper hand with their agile skills, breaking the defense line set up by the police at once, forcing the other side to close the line and retreat.

However, the East German People's Army would not miss this great opportunity. They kept waving their shovels and hoes, and shot the anti-riot police with the shotguns they had snatched, keeping them away from the marching crowd. In the end, the anti-riot police, who were outnumbered, had to slowly withdraw from the street, allowing the marching team to temporarily control the situation.

However, there was still a mess of casualties. After a simple treatment at the scene, the armed organization personnel quickly sent these people to the nearby hospital.

Colonel Jonishkis picked up the little girl covered in blood and ran to the hospital, not caring about other people's eyes at all. He had only one thing in his mind, which was to save this poor little girl.

The reporter who stood by and witnessed all this quietly pressed the shutter to record the heroic act of Colonel Jonishkis at this moment. (To be continued.)