Kokemuksistaan toisenmaaimansodan ajoista kirjoittavat ovat kertoneet että mielisairudet, huumeiden käyttö, romahtanut hermojärjestelmä, ja alkoholismi olivat tavallisia niille valkoihoisille jotka joutuivat toteuttamaan hullujen juutalaisten puoluejohtajien käskyjä ihmisten lahtaamisissa "aatteen vuoksi".
Tuossa paljonkin keskustelua aiheesta:
"..An evil light gleamed in his eyes. He jumped up and took long strides about the room. His voice choked with fury: "Is that what I fought for?"
"Listen, Andrei," I said. "Assuming for the moment that your remarks are not intended as provocation, but that you really do feel and think as you say, how can you reconcile it with your work in the M. V. D.?"
He looked into my eyes for one moment, then shifted his gaze to some invisible point in the twilit room.
"You mean, why do I wear this raspberry-banded cap?" he asked. "Just for fun. Simply to enjoy the sight of others starting away from me. That's the only thing I get any pleasure out of now in my work. When one has a vacuum inside, one inevitably seeks some substitute in the outside world."
"You had that streak even in the old days, a la Nero!" I retorted. "But a man doesn't get far with that."
"You're quite right. Do you know what are the occupational diseases of M. V. D. officers?" He laughed maliciously. "Alcoholism is the least of them. The majority of the men are drug-addicts: morphine, cocaine. It's been statistically proved that three years' work in the operational organs is enough to turn a man into a chronic neurasthenic. In the Crimea there's a special M. V. D. sanitarium for treatment of the drug-addicts and impotents.
But it doesn't do much good. A shattered nervous system isn't easily restored to health. Normal men can't stick the work. And intelligence - that's the most dangerous thing of all in our profession. If you want to make a career in the M. V. D. you must be a scoundrel by vocation. The idealists have long since lost their heads, the old guard has become part of the history of the C. P. S. U. What are left can be divided into two main categories: those who do every-thing they're called on to do without offering any resistance, since they don't mind how they earn their bread, and those who're ready to betray even their own mother for the sake of their career.
You know the Soviet commandment: outwardly be your superior's slave, but inwardly dig his grave, so that you can.."
http://g-klimov.info/klimov-pp-e/ETM10.htm
Tuossa paljonkin keskustelua aiheesta:
"..An evil light gleamed in his eyes. He jumped up and took long strides about the room. His voice choked with fury: "Is that what I fought for?"
"Listen, Andrei," I said. "Assuming for the moment that your remarks are not intended as provocation, but that you really do feel and think as you say, how can you reconcile it with your work in the M. V. D.?"
He looked into my eyes for one moment, then shifted his gaze to some invisible point in the twilit room.
"You mean, why do I wear this raspberry-banded cap?" he asked. "Just for fun. Simply to enjoy the sight of others starting away from me. That's the only thing I get any pleasure out of now in my work. When one has a vacuum inside, one inevitably seeks some substitute in the outside world."
"You had that streak even in the old days, a la Nero!" I retorted. "But a man doesn't get far with that."
"You're quite right. Do you know what are the occupational diseases of M. V. D. officers?" He laughed maliciously. "Alcoholism is the least of them. The majority of the men are drug-addicts: morphine, cocaine. It's been statistically proved that three years' work in the operational organs is enough to turn a man into a chronic neurasthenic. In the Crimea there's a special M. V. D. sanitarium for treatment of the drug-addicts and impotents.
But it doesn't do much good. A shattered nervous system isn't easily restored to health. Normal men can't stick the work. And intelligence - that's the most dangerous thing of all in our profession. If you want to make a career in the M. V. D. you must be a scoundrel by vocation. The idealists have long since lost their heads, the old guard has become part of the history of the C. P. S. U. What are left can be divided into two main categories: those who do every-thing they're called on to do without offering any resistance, since they don't mind how they earn their bread, and those who're ready to betray even their own mother for the sake of their career.
You know the Soviet commandment: outwardly be your superior's slave, but inwardly dig his grave, so that you can.."
http://g-klimov.info/klimov-pp-e/ETM10.htm
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