The details of this movie are really intriguing. For example, the East German military advisers appearing in the following three places
The most obvious German in the film also brought a close-up of the cap badge. Speaking of real magic, Uncle Black, holding Western automatic weapons, listened to East German military advisers talking about tactics. The dressing style of this consultant is also magical camouflage. There are jackets, jackets, shirts, shirts, and sweaters. Will it really be so cold?
The officer who rushed out of the tower seemed to be a captain of the Air Force. The online version I read was too vague. It seems that the Germans need to take care of the delicate work of radio.
The hapless man who maintained the antique C-47 was also judged to be East German because he was wearing a uniform that was very close to the previous two.
When Secretary Honecker came to power, it seemed that he followed the old William II's way and was keen to develop relations with Africa. During this period, not only a large number of technical personnel were sent to assist in the construction, but also a large number of East German military advisers helped Uncle Hei to command the war. In the latter part of the Cold War, the ridicule of "Honeckers Afrika-Korps" (Honeckers Afrika-Korps) even appeared. The German pursuit of the so-called "land under the sun" did not stop at the disintegration of the Second Empire, but was carried forward by the secretaries in the era of GDR.
Similarly, other old Western empires continued to encroach on this last pure land of mankind: the trend of the Cold War was that colonies were separated from their sovereign countries, independent of Britain, France, and Belgium. The colonists switched to large companies + mercenaries to continue to maintain their influence. Russia, which had never been to Africa before, and Germany, which had lost its colony, sent the "Military Advisory Group." Today, the mercenaries have changed their names to "security companies." These complex desperado armed forces are still employed by the Americans and British.
The wheels of history are rolling forward, but the people of this land do not know when they will be truly liberated. As the black president said in the movie, "We should understand each other directly." But when will the later black whites and native whites understand each other?
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