Nazi Officers Amongst Prisoners in Moscow

The transcript discusses the aftermath of the summer offensive, highlighting Major General Schmidt and other infamous German generals known for their brutal actions in cities like Kiev and Warsaw. It addresses the challenges faced in dealing with German officers who revolted against Hitler and the growing complexity of handling such figures. The Russian perspective on the invaders is also explored, focusing on the potential punishments for these actions.

What are the sentiments expressed towards Major General Schmidt in the text?

What historical events are referenced in relation to the actions of the Germans?

What challenges are mentioned regarding the treatment of Germans in the text?

How do the people of Russia perceive the invaders according to the text?

What does the phrase 'Lies that answer' imply in the context of the text?