二战期间,西欧各国相继沦陷,不少人纷纷流亡英国。当时有个叫维克多·德拉维利的比利时人,每天以“不列颠上校”的名义,利用电台从英国向比利时广播,号召同胞奋起抗击德国占领军。1940年末的一个晚上,他在广播里发动人们在德军占领区内到处书写代表胜利(Victory) 的“V”字,表示对斗争胜利的坚定信念。几天之内．在比利时的首都和其他城镇的墙壁上、街 During World War II, all Western European countries fell into succession, leaving many people in exile in Britain. At that time, a Belgian called Victor de La Villette used the radio daily to broadcast from Britain to Belgium in the name of “British colonel” and called on his compatriots to rise up against German occupation forces. One night in late 1940, he launched a radio broadcast of “V” representing Victory everywhere in the Germans’ territories, expressing his firm belief in the victory of the struggle. Within a few days. On the walls of the Belgian capital and other towns, the street