柏林的女人

The Women of Berlin is a feature film directed by Max Faberbook. The film tells about the tragic experience suffered by German women after the Soviet army invaded Berlin at the end of World War II. In April 1945, the Second World War had reached its final juncture. Soon after, the Soviet Red Army entered the counter-offensive phase and entered Berlin. The Soviet army that entered Berlin enjoyed everything here as victors and conquerors. Tens of thousands of German women were abused and raped arbitrarily, including talented female reporters who had just returned from traveling abroad. No one took pity on these women, and the occupiers took it for granted that they raped them casually. The female journalists complained to the Soviet army leaders many times, but nothing happened. In the end, the female reporter decided to take the initiative, no longer appearing as a mentally handicapped person, but to seek strong protection. She aimed at Andrei, a major of the Soviet Army, and wanted to protect herself by establishing a fixed relationship with him. Over time, the two actually developed feelings for each other. The war ended, and Andre was demoted and transferred to another place because of his relationship with the female reporter, a German woman. The woman's husband couldn't accept all this when he came back from the front and found out