German POW Woman Had a Bullet Lodged Near Her Spine for 8 Months — American Surgeon Didnt Give Up скачать в хорошем качестве

German POW Woman Had a Bullet Lodged Near Her Spine for 8 Months — American Surgeon Didnt Give Up

German military doctors told her the bullet was too close to her spine. Surgery would kill her faster than leaving it alone. So they sent Prisoner 4728 away to die slowly. But when Greta Müller arrived at Fort Benning, Georgia in November 1945, American surgeon Captain James Mitchell looked at her X-ray and refused to accept what two nations had already decided. This is the incredible true story of a former Wehrmacht nurse who carried death inside her for eight months, and the doctor who risked everything to save an enemy's life. With only a 20% chance of success and the bullet just three millimeters from her spinal cord, Mitchell attempted surgery that had never been done successfully before. Watch as former enemies become allies in the fight for one woman's life, as a grieving nurse learns to see past nationality, and as a dying patient discovers that compassion knows no borders. This powerful WWII story proves that the greatest battles aren't always fought on battlefields, but in operating rooms where doctors choose to see patients instead of enemies. A testament to medical courage, human resilience, and the healing power of refusing to give up when everyone else already has.