Niemand
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People die foolishly, very foolishly, and like sheep. There is nothing heroic about it.
But then someone will hear this story, reinterpret it, add a few insignificant, but very important details, and create an exciting story about the last and decisive battle.
Ara and Ment, shoulder to shoulder, throughout the entire battle. Here, their comrades fall one after another, struck down by vile, although, no, also mighty and brave, and moreover, numerically superior enemies. But our heroes do not give up - bleeding from numerous wounds, they continue the fight. Until they lose consciousness from fatigue and blood loss. Then they are captured. And, filled with respect for his enemies, the commander of the red army decides to simply execute A. and M., rather than feed them, still alive, to pigs, as his subordinates demanded.
But then someone will hear this story, reinterpret it, add a few insignificant, but very important details, and create an exciting story about the last and decisive battle.
Ara and Ment, shoulder to shoulder, throughout the entire battle. Here, their comrades fall one after another, struck down by vile, although, no, also mighty and brave, and moreover, numerically superior enemies. But our heroes do not give up - bleeding from numerous wounds, they continue the fight. Until they lose consciousness from fatigue and blood loss. Then they are captured. And, filled with respect for his enemies, the commander of the red army decides to simply execute A. and M., rather than feed them, still alive, to pigs, as his subordinates demanded.