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    "the resistance of the Soviets (who did not surrender) is very tenacious, comparable to that of the Japanese invaders; and they are also supported by more than one million local Novosibirsk civilians. The Soviets have no less fanatical belief in their leader Stalin and communism.  Because of the Japanese's crazy worship of the emperor. Moreover, in a sense, we are indeed invaders." - Lieutenant General Long Yunfeng, commander-in-chief of the Fifth Armored Group of the Northeastern Army's West Route Army Group

    "The task assigned to us by the High Command to capture Novosibirsk is now basically equivalent to completely destroying the city, because every part of the city is resisting, every building, every street, every ruin  ¡­will fire defiant bullets, and we have to eliminate every Soviet in the city, because both Soviet troops and Soviet civilians are fighting us directly or indirectly. Novosibirsk, this is a city ten times larger in size  twice as big as Liaoyang." - General Su Bingwen, commander-in-chief of the Northeastern Army West Route Army Group

    The city of Novosibirsk, the "Eastern Gate" of the Soviet Union, was built across the Ob River. The river meandering through it in an "S" shape divided the city into east and west parts.  The northern part of Hexi is the Leninsky District. There are many factories in the area. Thousands of thick chimneys are constantly spitting billowing black smoke into the sky. This is a heavy industrial area. The original tractor factories were quickly converted into  A temporary tank factory and ammunition factory were built. The local workers continued to work hard all night despite the rain of bombs from the Northeast Army. T-34 tanks rumbled off the production line and drove directly towards the  On the battlefield, there is also the Novosibirsk West Railway Station built here, but the buildings of the railway station have long been razed to the ground by the overwhelming shells and bombs. Large sections of the nearby railway tracks that were blown up into twists are lying in pieces.  It is filled with the corpses of Soviet soldiers and Soviet civilians; and to the south is the Kirovsky District, which is basically a civilian residential area and is also the last line of defense to defend the Leninkis Industrial Zone, dotted with bunkers, trenches and dense as spider silk.  Barbed wire fences extend in all directions here; the northernmost part of Hedong City is Zayeltsovsky District, which has become the only channel connecting Novosibirsk to the rear of the Soviet Union, because it has the only ferry terminal still in the hands of the Soviet army;  Several residential areas and industrial areas in the south have almost been blown up by the Northeastern Army's heavy artillery group and bomber group. The Novosibirsk South Railway Station in the south has been captured by the Northeastern Army and has become the Northeastern Army's access from the rear.  At the end of the traffic line, in the large urban area centered on October Revolution Square and Lenin Square between the two army positions, intertwined street battles and fierce battles for positions are ongoing; while among the nearby villages and towns  , countless Soviet guerrillas and Northeast Army search teams are also constantly engaged in encounters.

    After fighting for more than half a month, the 1st, 5th, and 10th armies of the Northeastern Army that participated in the battle have successfully broken through the Soviet suburban defense lines and rushed into the city. In the city of Novosibirsk, shrouded in blood, fire and gunpowder smoke, half of the city was covered in flames of war.  It was as if it had suffered a major earthquake and was almost razed to the ground. It was devastated and dilapidated. The rows of high-rise buildings that had been there turned into ruins. Rows of houses were blown to pieces; they were reduced to rubble.  Between the cities, the billowing black smoke makes the sky dark and gloomy all day long. The remaining houses riddled with holes are like ghosts in the smoke of blood and fire.  Thick bloody water and muddy muddy water were mixed together. The corpses of Soviet troops in gray-yellow military uniforms and a few Northeastern troops in camouflage field uniforms and winter uniforms piled up in mountains. Corpses with strange dead or mutilated bodies were scattered everywhere along with guns and ammunition.  A street.  Many corpses were stripped naked, and the Soviets, trapped in a harsh environment with extremely limited supplies, had to risk cold shots to strip the clothes off the dead for continued use.  Naked corpses were thrown into the mud and bloody water, and black crows or other carrion-eating birds jumped in groups and pecked at the corpses.  Black and red flames were flying everywhere, and the wreckage of the plane that crashed in the city was burning in the fire together with the destroyed tanks and armored vehicles; in the center of the square, the huge stone statues of Stalin and Lenin were knocked to the ground by the Northeast Army's artillery shells, stabbing  The smell of sulfur and the suffocating smell of corpses filled the city.  After sunrise, hundreds of thousands of troops from both sides strangled themselves in the city. When night fell, thousands of snipers from both sides were active in the dilapidated city like ghosts.

    The Northeastern Army, which had been singing triumphantly deep into the Soviet Union, encountered the greatest resistance since the beginning of the war against the Soviet Union, but the various departments still maintained a fierce offensive; and the Soviet defense line was already precarious and crumbling, and the number of Soviet soldiers killed in the battle was more than that of the Northeastern Army.  More than five times, and the heavy weapons lost were countless.

    On June 22, 1942, the comparison of the number of troops and weapons of both sides on the Novosibirsk battlefield was as follows:

    Northeastern Army: 2 reorganized units??¡­¡±

    Lieutenant General Zhukov, the new deputy commander-in-chief of the Front Army, stared closely at his desk: "Comrade Kulik, as the supreme commander, you should always stay sober and rational. Alcoholism is a serious mistake, it will  It paralyzes your nerves and makes you make wrong judgments, and for every wrong judgment you make, thousands of Red Army soldiers die."

    "But" Kulik trembled, his hands shaking as if he had a stroke.

    "Okay, you can go out. Let Comrade Koznov, Chief of the General Staff, tell us the specific situation." Lieutenant General Konev, the newly appointed General Political Commissar of the Front Army, took over, his tone was aggressive, "Kulik  Comrade, you can return to Moscow by boat. Comrade Stalin needs your direct report in person."

    General Kulik's face suddenly turned pale - after returning to Moscow, Stalin demoted him to the rank of major and sent him to the front line of the Crimean Campaign.

    "Comrades, although the Soviet Union is very big, we have no way to retreat, because Moscow is behind us, and we can only fight with our last fight." General Ubolevich's eyes were bright, and the eyes behind his glasses were shining sharply.  With a compelling light, "The survival of Novosibirsk is related to the survival of the Soviet Union. Comrades, we must curb the arrogance of the Northeastern Army and stop and crush the Northeastern Army's offensive."

    "Comrades, our tactics must be drastically and comprehensively adjusted. Kurdyunov and Kulik's tactics are rigid and rigid, which will only make the blood of our soldiers flow in vain." Zhukov's deep eyes were bright, and he spoke from  After returning to the military in the labor camp and immediately participating in the war, he felt like a fish in water and full of energy. "We can't continue to fight like this until we get reinforcements and heavy equipment. Our goal is to drag it on until the rainy season."  and the arrival of reinforcements, instead of spending it foolishly. Besides, this is not how a defensive war is fought." Zhukov said confidently.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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