Reading "Dear Mom and Dad"

This article is about the commemoration of the author's participation in Krashuav, Yugoslavia. It recalls the cruel history of half a century ago and strongly accuses the fascist massacre of innocent civilians and expresses the common aspiration of the people of the world to yearn for peace. "Dear Mom and Dad" is a sentence from a sixth-grade student named Ruby Sha in the small town of Krakow, Yugoslavia, to the parents of the Nazis a few minutes before he was about to be executed. Like the other three hundred children who were executed together, he loved his loved ones and calmly confronted the fascist guns. With this as the title, let us strongly feel the brutality and cruelty of the massacre. At the same time, this shout also conveys the common voice of 'love peace, not war.' 'Dear father and mother' is difficult to think of A sixth-grade child’s last words before his parents’ death are also the last call “Dear Mom and Dad.” What a pity, what a screaming trembling call! Is peace or war? If you want war, how many people will shed blood and sacrifice, how many families will be broken, and how many children will send such a sad, heartbreaking "Dear Mom and Dad" like Rubisha! The adults should stop launching the war, and the children are innocent. They were innocent and innocent. They used to be happy and painless in the classroom, but they had to experience the ruthless war initiated by the adults. War is a bloody word. It is a bloody battle provoked by ruthless people. Children can't afford to hurt. Love peace, please put down the guns in your hands and listen to the sweet laughter of the children, not the last words. Jitter "Dear Mom and Dad"!

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