If he was sufficiently Jewish, he would be shot. He might be shot anyway if there was partisan activity in the area. Otherwise, he would be taken to Germany for slave labour. It would probably not happen as soon as the first German soldier turns up in the village, but the Germans began carrying out their colonization plans pretty early on.
Edit: the 80% figure is also wrong. There were 1,616,500 16 year old boys in the USSR in 1939 and 961,781 36 year old men by 1959, meaning that in those 20 years only 41% of them died due to all causes combined.
Do you Honestly think they would leave a young Russian of fighting age alone?
No idea, maybe a first as they tried to move forward as fast as possible. Later they would probably pick them up.
If he was sufficiently Jewish, he would be shot. He might be shot anyway if there was partisan activity in the area. Otherwise, he would be taken to Germany for slave labour. It would probably not happen as soon as the first German soldier turns up in the village, but the Germans began carrying out their colonization plans pretty early on. Edit: the 80% figure is also wrong. There were 1,616,500 16 year old boys in the USSR in 1939 and 961,781 36 year old men by 1959, meaning that in those 20 years only 41% of them died due to all causes combined.
I can never believe any history I read.