Imperial Overlord

General Manstein's street fighting troops were quite professional. They trained street fighting in cities in Poland. For this reason, they even emptied half of the city as a special training base.

Anyway, for the army, they do this at no cost at all. Compared with the task of catching Jews, it is actually simpler to empty half of the cities in Poland.

"Go forward! Go forward!" A political commissar took command of the nearby soldiers, because the battalion commander of the battalion had been killed in the shelling just now.

Some people are restraining the troops to continue to move forward, some people are hurrying forward with their heads down in obscurity, everyone is very silent, and there is no such heroic and passion when they heard "Sacred War" just now.

After this round of shelling, these Soviet troops, who had been temporarily safe, turned their heads while walking, and looked at the cratered road behind them.

On the way, almost half of them were not able to stand up again. There are more corpses here, and the smell of blood here is stronger...

In the distance, at the location where they started, the girls in the military band were still singing heroic songs, and another division of Soviet soldiers was gathering and preparing to take their things. the way.

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"The German army is less than 10 kilometers away from here... We are about to be cut off here." The Soviet general looked at the supplementary troops that were constantly entering Moscow in front of him, and said to the political commissar beside him.

He still has more than 30,000 soldiers here, and some supplies from afar need to be sent into Moscow.

However, the German troops on his two flanks are trying to attack the middle, trying to cut off the supply lines of the Soviet troops and completely encircle Moscow.

Since the end of the Battle of Red Tkach, when the road between Moscow and Nizhny Novgorod was cut off, the Soviet army had prohibited anyone from leaving Moscow.

Because if there are more civilians going out of Moscow, they can only take the road between Moscow and Vladimir, which will cause congestion and affect the efficiency of transportation.

Now, in the last two days, the German army is getting closer and closer to the last passage from Moscow to the outside world, and this passage has long been no longer safe.

No one is sure if we can leave Moscow by going here. Therefore, the civilians have also given up thinking in this regard, and only the army is fighting **** both sides of this passage.

"Our troops must all enter Moscow, where we are needed." The political commissar frowned and said to his military chief.

The commander looked away from the Soviet soldiers who kept entering the German shelling area, and said, "There can only be three-fifths of the troops there. Is it worth it?"

"If..." He just wanted to say what was in his heart, but when the words came to his mouth, he still couldn't say it.

After all, at this time, even a reasonable suggestion would be mistaken for cowardice and rebellion against the revolution, right?

What he wants to say is that if these troops are allowed to fight on the periphery and gradually accumulate combat experience, they may be able to play a greater role.

But now that he does not enter Moscow to make up for the consumption in the city, Khrushchev may last a few days less.

In the past few days, the outcome of the entire Soviet-German war may be determined if it is not good, and he cannot afford this responsibility.

If the German army captured Moscow a few days in advance, then liberated millions of troops, assembled and marched south, and Zhukov's group was attacked by the enemy, the Soviet Union would really be doomed.

Although in his heart, Stalin's practice of purging the cadres of the army was indeed not very good, but the Soviet Union was his motherland after all.

"There's nothing left... The only thing we can do now is to obey orders, even if the order says let us die, we'll die..." The political commissar said with a helpless look on his face that he often Say what you say.

To be loyal to the motherland until the last moment, and to die in Moscow without thinking and resolutely, is what he thinks is the best way to serve the motherland.

"Our passage is only 21 kilometers wide. If you count the frontline area, it may not even be 15 kilometers." The general glanced at the political commissar and said with a wry smile: "My troops have almost reached Moscow, and there are only two left. Master can fight."

His army consisted of three divisions, and the troop formation was full. After all, his troop was a recruit supplementary troop, and before dismantling the establishment and assigning it to other troops, the number was indeed the size of three divisions.

It's a pity that this does not mean that he has three combat-effective divisions. On the contrary, his troops only have light weapons and may not even be able to achieve the combat effectiveness of one division.

"The situation of the troops further north is not good." The political commissar said: "I have inquired, and their losses are even greater. It seems that half of them will be lost if they cross the blockade area."

"Try to let the troops leave as soon as possible. If the front line collapses, we may not be able to last for half an hour here." The general sighed and said.

If the outer defense line is broken by the Germans, he is basically in a state of collapse here. Soldiers assembled to wait for the distribution of supplies, not even a decent trench was dug around.

"Report! Comrade General!" A Soviet signal trooper rushed into the farmhouse where the two were talking, stood at attention and saluted, and said, "An emergency call from the 54th Division of the Guards."

The general took the telegram, glanced at it ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ and handed it to the political commissar beside him with a bad expression: "The German army is less than 5 kilometers away from here."

"The last line of defense? So soon?" The political commissar couldn't believe the content of the message, and after reading it over, he asked to himself.

"It's not too fast... If we follow the estimated speed, the other party may hit the place where we are standing this morning... They are controlling the rhythm and don't seem to want to let the surrounding troops leave." The general analyzed from a professional point of view A bit of German thinking.

"Let the troops enter Moscow as soon as possible. Bring as many things as you can, and if you can't bring them, go ahead lightly!" Then, the general, who was afraid that his troops would be cut off by the middle, gave his order.

After he finished speaking, he pointed to the communicator who had not had time to exit the room, and said, "Go, send electricity to the 118th Division ahead, and order them to pass through the blocked area as soon as possible, we don't have much time!"

"Yes!" The correspondent quickly stood at attention and saluted, then turned and ran out of the farmhouse.

The general also began to tie his own armed belt, and said to the political commissar: "We are going to move..."