There is no doubt that the whole situation is very strange. For the German war criminals of World War II, no matter where they originally lived, they would try to escape from East Germany as much as possible. Compared with West Germany, which tolerated war criminals, East Germany could be said to be thorough in its liquidation of war criminals.
Therefore, it is odd that a person who retained an Anti-Guerrilla War Medal would still choose to live in East Germany all the time. At least normal people would hardly take such a great risk to do so.
"It's a puzzling combination. I think we may need some more detailed clues," Joan thought for a moment and sighed, "By the way, what's written inside this lighter?"
"It's an ancient German slogan, 'Chastity Forever, Abstinence and Self-discipline, Loyalty unto Death, Vowing to Accompany Poverty,' followed by a poem that celebrates the Teutonic Knights who died in the Battle of Lake Chud," Leonard Ethan said after translation.
