ε ναι και αν ήταν Τζεντάι την επίμαχη στιγμή θα είχαν βγάλει τα φωτόσπαθα και κλασμένοι οι Τούρκοι θα οπισθοχωρούσαν.
Υπάρχει η φήμη (;),ιστορικό γεγονός (;),θα σας γελάσω δεν το έχω ψάξει παραπάνω,ότι όταν τα Γερμανικά στρατεύματα συνέλαβαν τον γιό του Στάλιν ζήτησαν ανταλλαγή κρατουμένων με κάποιον μεγαλόσχημο αιχμάλωτο των Σοβιετικών.
Ο Στάλιν απάντησε:"«Δεν θα ανταλλάξω έναν αρχιστράτηγο με έναν υπολοχαγό»"
Dzhugashvili served as an artillery officer in the Red Army and was captured on 16 July 1941[6] in the early stages of the German invasion of USSR at the Battle of Smolensk. The Germans later offered to exchange Dzhugashvili for Friedrich Paulus, the German Field Marshal captured by the Soviets after the Battle of Stalingrad, but Stalin turned the offer down, allegedly saying, "I will not trade a Marshal for a Lieutenant."[7] According to Nikolai Tolstoy, there was another proposal as well, with Hitler wanting to exchange Dzhugashvili for Hitler's nephew Leo Raubal; but this was not accepted either.[8] While Soviet propaganda always asserted that Dzhugashvili was captured,[citation needed] Stalin’s daughter, Svetlana Alliluyeva, wrote in her memoirs that her father believed his son had deliberately surrendered to the Germans after being encouraged to do so by his wife. Stalin, she wrote, had Yulia imprisoned and interrogated as a result. In February 2013 Der Spiegel printed evidence that it interpreted as indicating that Dzhugashvili surrendered. A letter written by his brigade commissar to the Red Army’s political director, quoted by Der Spiegel, states that after Dzhugashvili's battery had been bombed by the Germans, he and another soldier named Popuride initially put on civilian clothing and escaped, but then at some point Dzhugashvili stayed behind, saying that he wanted to stay and rest.[2]
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