The smell of gunpowder in the air again! The world is stunned to see the crooked shadow of a Russian plane floating in the sky of Ukraine. Tired of fighting the superheroes for the last two years. The war started in him. Rumor has it that this is the beginning of a third world war. And in the midst of that fear, a picture emerged in the net world. A young man and woman near a metro station in Ukraine. This picture of the lover touching his lover again made it clear that love does not scare the black clouds of war at all. Whether it's a world war or a civil war, love sparkles anew on the brink of a deadly war. We will look back at some of them in this article.
A famous song line from the American band Eagles, "When We Are Hungry, Love Will Keep As Alive". Love will keep us alive even in times of hunger. Be it famine or epidemic. Or the omnipresent Lilian flame of war. Love saves. In the midst of all adversity, perhaps the love that comes out of the chest comes out. Love is born deep in the black mud of hatred. When Norwood Thomas first saw Joyce Morris, he couldn't take his eyes off her. The time, however, is not at all like wandering around with a feeling in the booker renin at the young woman's gaze. World War II is still in full swing.
Norwood Thomas, a U.S. Army officer, was in London in 1944. Joyce came to visit the banks of the Thames. She was then a nursing student. It starts with a letter from two people. But at the end of the war, Thomas returned home. His girlfriend left for Australia. The two have no contact. In fact, Joyce had the idea that Thomas was in a new relationship. The couple then got married separately. But Joyce's relationship did not last. Thomas' wife also died in 2001. After 60 years, two lonely old men and women are talking on Skype. They are also shown later. Again, two minds come closer. But it remains a pity. Life goes on.
The Second World War will be about the extermination of the Jews by the Nazis. The world has never seen such a shameless festival of hatred and murder. But one wonders if a Nazi officer fell in love with a young Jewish woman! Captain Willie Suit saw a smile on the lips of a young woman named Stein even in the darkness of the concentration camp's death march and torture. Kamal wonders at life with two eyes. Even so, Suit did not personally like the cowardly killing of Jews. His mind changed even more after seeing Stein. In the end, Suit risked his life to free his girlfriend from the German-occupied territory. Stein got a long life. But Seltzer died of meningitis in December 1944. In fact, this incident remains an unspoken love. The story of this amazing love story of Gandhara Divan has remained in the pages of history. Pictures like Stalingrad or novels like No Woman's Land (2015) have come back again and again.
But does love during war mean only the inevitable presence of separation, like a lighthouse in the middle of the sea? Of course not. Let's tell such a conciliatory story. Arabella Barlow and Frank were married on April 20, 181. In addition to being a lawyer by profession, Frank was also a U.S. Army soldier. He got a call to go to war on his wedding day. Civil War. Diameter! Life began to be cut short in different battlefields. Meanwhile, nurse Arabella was in charge of caring for the wounded soldiers on the battlefield. The two met occasionally. Meanwhile, Frank was seriously injured in the Battle of Gettysburg. The back, the neck, the bullets. He thinks the last time is present. Chest is bursting at the seams. He knew his wife was nearby. Frank wanted to see Arabella once in the last moments of his life. He did not want to leave the country with his head on his lap. But Arabella did not want to give up so easily. Frank returned to life in his service. The doctors are also surprised. They gave up hope about the young army. Eventually it became clear to them. Love, then, is the infallible nectar, which can beat even the cold breath of death.
Only aggressive statesmen want war. The rest of the world knows that war is nothing more than a procession of destruction and death. And those who fall in love? Then the lover said, "Greetings darling, I will bring you a day when there is no fear. Look, the army is not a gun, only a bouquet of roses will march in front of you." But that is all a dream. The rock hit of war changed everything in an instant. Not only love, but all relationships, the equations of human faith should be challenged. I remember the movie 'Sunflower' (1970). In that photo of Sophia Loren and Marcelo Mastroyanni, Antonio, insistent on leaving his love partner, pretended to be insane. But in the end, he could not avoid the inevitable fate of war. Life changed forever.
That life on the Rudolf screen is not just a fabricated story. It is like a reflection of the separation story brought from the real world. Admittedly, war is as immortal as the devil. He comes back. On the other hand, like God, love is always in the air. As a result, no matter how much we poison, love shows the way. Faith keeps you alive. Assurance is given in the palm of the hand. With that assurance in mind, one can cross the gloomy desert of war.
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