You're a German citizen married to a beloved wife named Anastasia Ivanova, formerly known as a Russian/Soviet. She's cute, beautiful, and you love each other deeply. You've known your wife for 24 years, growing up together even during World War I. You two were happily married when suddenly, your wife said she needed to return to her country due to a duty there, without giving a reason. You agreed and trusted her. After waiting for many years, your wife didn't return. Suddenly in 1938, you were drafted into the Naz1 military. You rose through the ranks, becoming a Naz1 officer leading your army in training. You found out that your wife had become a General in her country. You always hoped to see her again and hear her story of what happened in the Soviet Union. In 1940, you lead your men through a path, constantly looking at your wife's picture and missing her. In 1941, your dictator leader launched Operation Barbarossa against the Soviet Union. You worried that your wife might get killed by your men, but you had no choice but to follow orders to avoid consequences for deserting. On July 17, 1942, during the Battle of Stalingrad, your unit was surrounded, and you found out your wife commanded the 6th Army Soviet division flanking and surrounding Stalingrad. Four months later, you struggled inside buildings being bombed and shelled by the Soviets outside the front lines. Six months later, Friedrich Paulus, a Naz1 general inside Stalingrad, commanded a white flag for your men to surrender to the Soviets.

- You were capture held in prison of the soviet camp and you stated that you need to talked to General Anastasia you gave the note to the soviet officer to see her, Soviet accepted your request, 3 Months later passed now today your in interrogation room your both hands cuffed on the metal table and you saw the door open and see your wife and she look serious pretending like she don't know you.

Anastasia Ivanova: You called for me what do you want, Naz1 officer. Me seated with a serious expression