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- !Prylek River is about to witness a piece of history! !
Since the invention of gunpowder, humankind¡¯s catastrophe has come. Gunpowder brings more and more new weapons and more and more human deaths in every war.
Rifles - machine guns - cannons - tanks - planes!
This is a real disaster!
What the Terek River is about to witness is a war with shocking casualties in human history!
The river flowing quietly will soon change into a color:
Bloody color!
Many people will sleep here, and it will become a huge and terrifying tomb. No plant will be able to survive on this land, because all the resentful spirits will be buried in the soil.
And there is only one person who leads all of this:
The Skeleton Baron¡ª¡ªErnst. Alexson. Feng. Brahm!
After the assault group reached the Terek River with overwhelming momentum, they stopped advancing. £® £® £® £® £® In fact, they have no place to continue their assault. £® £® £® £® £®
Defending on the Terek River are the 38th, 43rd, and 66th Group Armies of the Soviet Army, attached to the 19th Armored Corps. Commander Rodion. Yakovlevich. General Malinovsky.
And to the left, right, and rear of the German assault group were densely packed Soviet troops trailing endlessly!
Ernst. Brahm was completely surrounded here. At this time, the German assault group had completely lost any possibility of breaking through.
But in fact, Wang Weiyi had no plans to break out at all. £® £® £® £® £®
When Vasilevsky relied on his excellent command skills and desperate determination to successfully complete the siege of Tenklar, Wang Weiyi decided to break the boat and use the toughest way to start a decisive battle in advance, using the most incredible Way to fight back against Vasilevsky!
And the Terek River was exactly the place he chose for the decisive battle!
The assault group is like an isolated island in the ocean, it looks so eye-catching. Surrounded by a raging sea, it could be submerged at any time. What Wang Weiyi wants to do
Just do your best to keep this isolated island safe until the moment when "Ernst's Miracle" happens. £® £® £® £® £®
Although there were Russians everywhere, the German soldiers in the assault group did not panic in any way. They quickly devoted themselves to the construction of the position. Offensively, they are about to stage an excellent defensive battle here.
Manstein, Guderian, and Rommel were the most outstanding offensive masters in the German army, and Model was the most outstanding defensive master. Then Ernst. What about Brahm?
He demonstrated his excellent defensive abilities at Monfaucon in World War I and his excellent offensive abilities at Demyansk or Kharkov. But this was the first time for Wang Weiyi to engage in such a large-scale defensive operation on the Terek River.
"In this defensive operation, it doesn't matter how many positions are lost" Wang Weiyi told his subordinates very clearly: "Even if almost all the positions are lost, as long as a piece of land as big as a palm is left, we still have the possibility of victory. Or "As long as I'm here, the Russians can't say they've won!"
These are words full of domineering, probably only Baron Skeleton can say such words. £® £® £® £® £®
His subordinates did not think there was anything wrong but listened carefully to what the marshal said: "Malinovsky on the Terek River has impatiently launched a tentative attack, which has no impact at all. To us. We will build three lines of fortifications in a circle throughout the position to continue to block the Russian attack until our troops on the outside completely complete the counter-encirclement of the Soviet army and launch a full-line assault! £®
His tone gradually became stern: "Some of you have followed me in the Demyansk breakout battle, but this battle is very different from that one! Demyansk, we just want to start from Russia Jump out of the encirclement of people, and this time even if the opportunity to break out is placed in front of us, we must give up! We must hold on here for the victory of Stalingrad and the final victory of the Russian battlefield!"
Having said this, he paused briefly: "The number of enemies is dozens of times greater than ours, but it is not terrible. I have ordered Marshal Richthofen's air force to provide unrestricted air support to us. From now on Everyone must be ready for the battlefield, including me. £®
His subordinates looked at each other??, we can see the marshal's grace on the battlefield again.
"Okay, let's get ready." After arranging the combat mission, Wang Weiyi tidied up his military uniform: "I don't expect miracles to always happen on the battlefield. The troops who are always looking forward to miracles will never achieve the final victory £®
The generals in the assault group stood up and raised their hands one after another: "Everything is for Germany!"
Watching them leave, Wang Weiyi suddenly turned his head to Guo Yunfeng beside him: "Do you think I lost to Vasilevsky in the first battle?"
"I don't know" Guo Yunfeng said honestly: "But I know Vasilevsky is a very powerful character"!
"Yes, very powerful characters." Wang Weiyi mused: "Vasilevsky, Zhukov, Budyonny, Konev, these people are all great characters in the Soviet army. If you want to defeat the Soviet Union, you must defeat it first. them.
¡°This time I fell into Vasilevsky¡¯s big trap, which is actually not a bad thing. It reminded me that we are not yet able to sweep everything in Russia. Stalingrad was just the beginning, then Moscow. £® £® £® £® £® Four swords, I think regardless of victory or defeat, the Battle of Russia will be our last battle. £® £® £® £® £® "
"What happens next?" Guo Yunfeng asked involuntarily.
"I don't know." Wang Weiyi smiled: "I can't control the future. What I can control is the current destiny. Sida, come and meet the challenge with me."
The storm is about to sweep across this battlefield. £® £® £® £® £®
The information that the German assault group stopped advancing at the Terek River and began to build a defense line on the spot quickly reached Vasilevsky's ears.
He knew Ernst. What does Brahm want to do?
In fact, whether it is Vasilevsky or Ernst. Brahm has clearly placed his strategic purpose on the opponent's current situation, and there is almost no secret at all.
What these two outstanding commanders have to do is to see who can accomplish their strategic goals.
The Soviet troops were rushing towards the Terek River from all directions, and Malinovs, who was the first to engage in firefights with the German troops on the Terek River, was enough to reassure Vasilevsky.
Of course, Stalin was absolutely worried about Malinovsky. £® £® £® £® £® Thinking of this, Vasilevsky glanced at Khrushchev aside. £® £® £® £® £®
Malinovsky¡¯s identity is somewhat special.
He first came to prominence during the First World War in 1914. At the age of 15, he went to work as a handyman in the Russian Imperial Army. After receiving military training, he was sent to the "Eastern Battlefield" to fight against the German army and achieved military exploits; even though he was still just a soldier. A grassroots soldier, he was sent to the company that engaged in the famous "trench warfare" to be in charge of machine gun shooting. In 1915, he was rewarded by the army for holding on to his post and repelling the incoming German troops. This was also the first time in his long military career that he was awarded the Russian Empire's St. George's Cross. Level 4, and was promoted to corporal platoon leader. Not long after, he was seriously injured and lay in the hospital for several months before recovering. In 1916, he returned to the army, and this time he was sent to the French battlefield to serve as the "Western Theater" and the "Russian entry into the war" A member of the Expeditionary Force. The 17-year-old Corporal Malinovsky was sent to fight in the fiercely contested battlefield near the port of Boerland and was promoted to sergeant. During this battle, his left arm was injured and nearly disabled, and he was awarded a medal by the French government. At this time, the Russian October Revolution broke out, and France had no choice but to repatriate the Russian troops back to the country. A small number of Russian soldiers who were regarded as elite soldiers by the French government were kept in the famous "French Foreign Legion" to help in the war. Malinovsky therefore fought for the French army. It was not until the end of World War I that the French army commended him and awarded him medals and was promoted to second lieutenant. He was only 19 years old.
It is precisely because of this that Malinovsky began to be called a "Francophile".
In the spring of 1941, he was in Timoshenko, when he served as the "People's Representative of the Defense of the Soviet Union". He observed the unusual deployment of German troops to press against the border, and he took the lead in warning the Soviet government: "The German troops have intentions to invade Russia", that is, early detection Knowing that the German army would launch Operation Barbarossa, an all-out attack on Russia, in order to strengthen the defense of the Soviet Red Army against the German army, he urgently selected many outstanding officers from the "Frunze Military Academy" to serve in the front-line troops and lead the troops in preparation for the war. At this time, he was given the task of The right to command troops - the Russian 48th Infantry Division was newly organized in the defense area of ????his hometown of Odessa. One week later, the German army launched a large-scale attack on Russia. Major General Malinovsky and the 48th Division were deployed to garrison on the border between Russia and Romania.
After the German army launched a large-scale attack on the Soviet Union in 1941, several Red Army legions with hundreds of thousands of troops were surrounded by the huge German offensive. Malinovsky was finally recognized as one of the few Red Army generals capable of commanding large armies in combat. ;His three divisions are only equipped with part of the infantry divisions, and they are facing the German blitzkrieg.The front line was deployed along the Pilt River. According to the practice at the time, the Red Army generals generally hid in the rear of their own troops to direct operations; but this was not the case with Malinovsky: instead, he would personally visit the critical front line. The fan-shaped battlefield accompanied the soldiers and encouraged their morale; at this time, the Red Army was unable to stop the experienced German army's numerical and technological superiority. Malinovsky led the defeated troops to escape along the Black Sea coast, and the German army tried to encircle and destroy the horsemen. The Linovsky Army failed. In the end, the German army finally succeeded in encircling the Red Army in Nikolayev, but the Malinovsky Army broke through the encirclement again and moved to garrison in the Dnipropetrovsk area.
After the German army launched a counterattack in Kharkov, the Soviet army suffered a disastrous defeat. It was when news of the real defeat came that Stalin, who was suspicious, began to blame Malinovsky for whether the defeat was intentional.
The reason is actually very simple. Stalin was afraid that Malinovsky had close contacts with France during World War I. £® £® £® £® £®
After the Battle of Stalingrad broke out, Malinovsky was ordered to go out again, but Stalin was still worried about him and secretly ordered Khrushchev, secretary of the Stalingrad CHAN Party and member of the Military Commission, to "keep a close eye on Malinovsky." All words and deeds.¡±
You have to use him and guard against him at the same time. This is what Stalin was always used to doing.
¡°In Vasilevsky¡¯s view, Malinovsky is actually a trustworthy frontline general. He performed very well in both offense and defense.
Such a general must let go and let him show his talents on the battlefield, instead of always being wary of him. £® £® £® £® £®
Thinking of this, Vasilevsky adjusted his emotions: "Comrade Military Commissar, everything is going according to our previous assumptions. The German army has no way to go on the Terek River. And Comrade Malinovsky It is crucial to complete the mission, so I am going to send another army group to him to command. What do you think?"
Usually on military issues, Vasilevsky did not consult Khrushchev for his opinions, he just informed him, but this time there were some abnormalities.
Khrushchev knew why, because Vasilevsky knew that his mission was to monitor Malinovsky.
He hesitated for a moment: "Comrade Commander-in-Chief, I have no objection to your arrangement But Comrade Malinovs has a very heavy task, and the attack power of the assault group in the German army is very powerful. £®
Khrushchev¡¯s proposal made Vasilevsky startled. But he didn't have time to think about why Khrushchev suggested this. He pondered for a moment and then nodded. Picked up the phone on the table: "Order, the 47th Group Army and the 63rd Armored Corps will immediately approach the Terek River and be unified under the command of Comrade Malinovsky Yes, immediately, no Delay. They are closest to the Terek River and must arrive at the battlefield tomorrow afternoon."
After putting down the phone, Vasilevsky's eyes fell on Khrushchev again: "Comrade Military Commissar, although we have completed the encirclement, the German army is also racing against time on our outer lines. The assault group among the German army is in a huge crisis. At this time, we are actually in a huge crisis. To be honest, I am not sure that we can achieve the final victory.¡±
The flesh under Khrushchev's eyelids twitched. This was not what a commander-in-chief with only a few million troops should say. Moreover, it was regrettable that Vasilevsky had said such words more than once. .
While responsible for monitoring Malinovsky, Khrushchev was also responsible for monitoring Vasilevsky. Comrade Stalin was also uneasy about the commander-in-chief.
Khrushchev considered whether to report Vasilevsky's remarks to Stalin, but at this time he still mustered up his energy and said: "Comrade Commander-in-Chief, although you have just been promoted to marshal not long ago, you are actually in the army. . Many commanders think that with your qualifications and military exploits, you should have been the marshal. £® The battle of Stalingrad is the one everyone expects, and because of this, I firmly believe that under your command we will achieve final victory."
Vasilevsky smiled bitterly, who said that Khrushchev was just a reckless, vulgar and rude country boy? There is no one around him who is better at hiding his secrets than him. £® £® £® £® £®
"Well, Comrade Military Commissar, I hope to achieve the final victory as you said." Vasilevsky cheered up and said.
"I wish you success, I'll go check on the troops." Khrushchev said and left here
When he returned to his office, Khrushchev picked up the phone on the table specially prepared for himself alone: ??"Call me the commander of the Terek River Corps, General Malinovsky £®
After waiting there for a while, Khrushchev spoke to the phone again: "Rodion? Yes, I am Khrushchev I want to inform you in advance that with my efforts, the Commander-in-Chief Comrade Comrade Luo Ziong agreed to increase the strength of the army. £® You, this battle is all about victory, not failure. I think if you can win this war, you will be promoted to general. It¡¯s possible. £®Comrade Stalin is very satisfied with your performance. £®
Khrushchev put down the phone and smiled.
Even Comrade Stalin didn¡¯t know that he, who was responsible for monitoring Malinovsky, had actually become good friends with him. Without himself, Malinovsky would never have been able to stand alone.
Khrushchev needs his own strength and officers who are loyal to him, just like Comrade Stalin did back then.
With the purges happening again and again, Khrushchev had no way of knowing when such a terrible fate would befall him, so he had to take precautions in advance.
And Malinovsky is one of the generals who has won absolute loyalty to him.
So he must go all out to support Malinovsky in everything he does in the military! - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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