Chapter 468: value

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The 502nd Battalion is flanked by the 1st Armored Division led by the famous General Goodrian. When it comes to the 1st Armored Division, you can think of its amazing record starting from Poland. If the German armored forces are elite, then the 1st Armored Division is enough to be called elite among the elite. This unit deployed a total of 350 leopard tanks in front of the Soviet defenders. It took only one morning to tear the defense lines of the Soviet defenders and advanced 50 kilometers in one breath.
In the eastern part of Poland, the German armored forces once again recovered their rhythm of attack, with a sharp attack to prove the fact that they are not old. The eastern part of Poland, even the western part of the Soviet Union, is very suitable for hills and plains in the battle of tanks of the large corps, so large-scale tank battles have become the main theme.
After being fully prepared, Guderian took his own armored troops to the border of Sud and the first time Marshal Brouchich ordered a counterattack, and his flanks were only responsible for covering 40 tanks. Armored battalion.
The Soviet offensive operation, code-named "Red Flag", did not need to be analyzed to know that it ended in failure. About 1.1 million Soviet troops fell into the siege of the German army, and the cost of the attack was as high as 70,000. How many of these troops can return to the Soviet Union, even the most optimistic estimate will never exceed 100,000.
Under the first attack batch, nearly 1.2 million troops were annihilated. The follow-up troops had not yet walked out of their homes. They were hit by the German armored forces rushing head-on. Going to be annihilated.
His troops are all on the road, desperately approaching the border area of ​​the Soviet Union and Germany, ready to invest in offensive operations-but now the Germans are fighting back. The Soviet troops were in a state of rush, and some troops did not even have the time to distribute rations. If they were hit by the Germans at this time, they would not be able to think of other endings than the defeat of Khrushchev.
Of course, the army of more than one million in the circumstance can not be given up anyway. At least at this stage, only these troops have the ability to counter the German team. So Khrushchev and Marshal Voroshilov gave orders to the Soviet commanders in the encirclement: defend every inch of the position, counterattack the Germans and attack Warsaw without surrender!
This short order is in itself contradictory and unfounded-if the Soviet Red Army was capable of holding every inch of position and attacking Warsaw, how could it be possible to surrender? Have reached the stage of surrender or not, but also counterattack?
In a farmhouse, Soviet telegraphers and officers were escorted out of the house by German soldiers armed with rifles. Half an hour ago, they had been ordered to lay down their weapons and stop their resistance. The soldiers held their heads in both hands and walked out of the room to gather the adult crowd. They finally proceeded westward along the sides of the highway.
In line with their direction of attack, these Soviet prisoners of war are indeed near Warsaw, where there are newly established concentration camps and settlements, where they will be responsible for labor and contribute to the German war machine.
A German battalion commander leaned against the door of the farmhouse with a cigarette in his mouth. He watched the nonstop work of the Soviet radio station and issued a series of codes. Two German soldiers were holding the captured Soviet codebook to check the above message, and then smiled and handed the translated message to their chief.
"Counterattack? Hold your position?" The battalion commander sneered, and threw the message at his feet: "Are the Soviet commanders in the back sleeping silly? They don't even have ammunition, and they want to fight back? "
The Soviet version of the battle map lay on the table, which was a bit vague. These Soviet commanders rely on such a rudimentary map, at most they can not get lost, and to say that commanding operations to complete the offensive, it can be said that it is a joke. The German battalion commander took a look at the maps, then compared it with the maps in his map bag full of labels and German, and looked a bit dismissive with a lip.
The Soviet division-level combat unit had just surrendered, and the German army commander accepted them to surrender. The flags and flags of the Soviet troops were sent to the frontline headquarters of Warsaw as spoils. I heard that the frontline chief of staff Manstein prepared to gather 100 flags of troops and sent them back to Berlin to hold a victory parade in the Soviet-German war.
Marshal Brauchich is more concerned about the counterattack situation of Guderian ’s G Group Army. After all, the G Group Army and the D Group Army will carry out a coordinated operation. The follow-up combat forces surrounding the Soviet Central Theater will be based on air force investigations and pre-war estimates. This siege operation can surround at least 600,000 main Soviet troops.
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"Stand up!" With a loud slogan, the two rows of German honor guards clasped the brand-new Mauser 98k rifle with both hands. After a loud sound, these soldiers showed their standard practice of holding a gun for a long time. .
The military band played a loud military song, and the majestic melody accompanied the reporters ’flashing lights. The German e-group commander Liszt was accepting the surrender of the Soviet Red Army Ukrainian 1st Army commander.
"General, on behalf of the 4 group armies under my command, 11 armies, 31 divisions, a total of 501,700 people surrendered to you." The Soviet commander said helplessly, his words were very slow, and he was very lonely, Everyone knows why he is so low and low. No one wants to see his relatives and friends sent to the gallows, and no one wants his wife and children to be sent to a remote concentration camp in Siberia.
However, Stalin ordered all relatives of surrendered or defeated generals to be sent to Siberia. This command was retained until the beginning of the purge. Countless Soviet generals and generals who were expected to be the mainstay were hanged and countless families were sent Siberia tortured to death-Khrushchev executed the order on the front line. One day ago, someone was hanged because of a weak offense, and the family of the deceased was read out on the spot.
Those Soviet officers who were present at the scene, such as mourning, were really mourning. They surrendered for their lives today, and tomorrow they will let their wives and children embark on the Huangquan Road. But they surrendered after all, and the meaning of surrender was no turning back.
In the sound of military music, the Soviet commander who finished these words gave the flag of his army to Lieutenant General Liszt. Liszt grabbed this embroidered army badge and was dotted with golden flags He gently smiled at the reporter and left his image, and beside him, stood a Ukrainian commander who bowed his head.
"Your defense is more powerful than offensive." While facing the reporter's photo, the Soviet commander said in a lonely way: "We thought of preemption, but now it seems that you are already prepared ... why?"
Liszt was very satisfied with his troops' operations this time, so he always had a warm smile on his face. He did not conceal the defeated general, and replied while smiling at the camera: "It's very simple, we know that you will attack, so we decided to consume some of your troops first."
"Consumption? Consumption of some troops? And then?" The Soviet general froze, and then continued to ask.
"Liberation of Ukraine and Belarus! Not everyone aspires to the rule of the Red Soviet Union. At least the head of state believes that Ukrainians and Belarusians do not aspire to the oppression and punishment of Russians." After taking the photo, Liszt flagged the loot He gave it to his men and said, walking forward with his hands behind his back.
"Will you fight back?" The general asked with a trembling shock.
"Oh, the Germans have no tradition of being beaten or not beaten back." Liszt replied proudly: "So the moment you tear up the treaty and attack Germany, you must be prepared to withstand German retaliation."
Then Liszt looked to the far east, pointed to the dark horizon, and said, "The counterattack has begun. An hour ago, our troops crossed the Soviet-German border. We are defending your attack ... Now , It's our turn! "
"..." The Ukrainian general naturally knows the weakness of his country. It can be said that apart from the fact that the front-line combat troops are in a true "combat state", most of the other rear troops are not prepared for combat at all. Some troops are in a state of extreme chaos.
At this time, the German counterattack was simply a tiger entering the flock, and there was no essential difference from the slaughter. If the war behind was Temu Xinge or the new generation general Zhukov, he still felt that he could avoid the defeat. Now there is Khrushchev who knows nothing about fighting, and there is a Khrushchev who never fends. Marshal Voroshilov-it can be said responsibly that the Soviet Western Front forces are over, completely over.
However, after thinking of this Ukrainian general, there seemed to be a relief. Since the front-line troops were destined to collapse, the war would quickly burn to the Ukrainian region. At this time, should his family protect themselves from the chaos? After all, it is not so easy to find a few people in a war-torn area.
So the Ukrainian general took a deep breath, and then said to Liszt who walked in front: "I still have some value to use ..."
"I know! I know you are thinking about your family." Liszt nodded and said first: "I promise you that if we arrive in time, your family will be sheltered by the Empire ... As for the values ​​you said, and The head of state said go, he will give you a satisfactory answer. "