On this day, 84 years ago, on November 29, 1941 (October 11, 1941 in the lunar calendar), the Soviet hero Zoya was killed. During the anti-German struggle against Germany in enemy-occupied areas, countless heroes emerged. Zhuoya, an 18-year-old Soviet girl, is the Soviet heroine that China people are very familiar with. In order to cooperate with a major guerrilla operation, Zoya bravely set fire to the enemy's stable. After her arrest, she was severely tortured by the cruel Germans, but she never revealed anything about the guerrillas. On November 29, 1941, on a day full of thick clouds and heavy snow, Zoya walked towards the gallows without fear. The execution ground was surrounded by more than 10 cavalry with knives on display, more than 100 infantry and several officers. Local residents were ordered to gather here to watch the execution, but few people attended, and some of them stood there for a while and then slipped home to avoid witnessing the horrific incident with their own eyes. Two wooden boxes were stacked under the ropes that were lowered from the gallows. They picked up the girl and placed it on a wooden box and put the rope around her neck. An officer took his Kodak camera and began to light light the gallows, and the guard commander made a wait gesture to the executioner. Zoya took this opportunity to shout loudly and clearly to the male and female farmers on the collective farm: "Alas, comrades! Why are you looking sadly? Be brave, fight hard, fight against fascists, set fire to them, and poison them with poison!" The German standing next to her waved her hand, not knowing whether to hit her or gag her, but she blocked his hand and continued: "I am not afraid of death, comrades! To die for your own people, this is happiness!" The photographer took pictures of the gallows from both far and near, and now he is using light again and plans to take pictures from the side. The executioners looked impatiently at the guard commander, who shouted to the photographer: "Hurry, hurry!" At that time, Zoya turned around and shouted to the guard commander and the German soldiers: "You hang me now, but I am not alone. We are 20 million people. You can't hang us all. Someone will avenge me." Soldiers! Surrender before it is too late: victory will be ours sooner or later!" The executioner tightened the rope, and the noose tightened Zoya's throat. Zoya loosened the noose with both hands, stood up on her toes, and shouted with all her strength: "Farewell, comrades! Struggle, don't be afraid. Stalin is with us! Stalin will definitely come!..." The executioner kicked the wooden box with his horseshoed leather shoes. The wooden box creaked on the solid, slippery snow, and the wooden box above fell to the ground with a thud. The crowd moved away. Someone roared in surprise, and immediately fell silent again. An echo immediately came from the edge of the forest... Related report: Su Newspaper disclosed that the heroine Zoya was betrayed. On November 29, 1986, on the occasion of the 45th anniversary of the martyrdom of the Soviet heroine Zoya, the Soviet Union's "Labor Daily" disclosed to readers the story of the Communist Youth League member being betrayed by a traitor based on historical archives. That was in mid-November 1941, when Zoya and other ten people formed a team to go behind enemy lines to blow up German fascist military targets. This team was divided into several groups, with Zoya, Kreinov and Krubkov in one group. On the night of November 26, the timid Krubkov was arrested while on mission. Under interrogation by the enemy, he confessed that "he did not come to the village alone." Based on clues provided by Krubkov, the German army searched the village. Zoya, who had not had time to evacuate after completing the mission, fell into the hands of the enemy. When the Germans hanged Zoya, they drove the entire village of Petrishevo to the execution ground, but locked the traitor Krubkov in the house. Later, Krubkov was trained in the German spy school and planned to blend into the Soviet guerrillas to collect intelligence, but failed. In April 1942, a Soviet military court sentenced Krubkov to death. Zhuoya was unfortunately arrested