Yakov. Dzhugashvili has never been a sports enthusiast, reading books, playing chess and enjoying ballet performances are his favorite activities, so he is not a very good runner. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 The last bit of strength in Info's body was quickly drained, his lungs and throat were burning and uncomfortable, and his legs were swelling for a while. He ran slower and slower, and the people who ran with him rushed forward, and no one came to his aid. Behind him, the roar of German tanks and the shouts of German infantry grew louder and louder.

He knew that he would not be able to run away, and that he would never see his fairy-like wife Yulia and his lovely daughter Galina again...... Because he can't be captured! He was the son of Stalin and could not be an anti-gimmalist who betrayed the Motherland.

He must die heroically! Then it became another proof that Comrade Stalin gave everything to the cause of human liberation.

Thinking of this, he pulled out his pistol, loaded it, and then stopped and turned around. A tank No. 4 was less than a hundred meters in front of him, rumbling forward.

He raised his pistol and began firing at the tank - the GCIST fighters should have died in battle or killed themselves with their last bullet. Yakov believed that he should die like a GC fighter, so he wanted to kill himself with the last bullet or be killed by the Germans.

Bang! Bang! Bang...... Without! His TT-33 pistol unfortunately jammed after 3 rounds - this was not a problem with the quality of the pistol, but Yakov didn't know how to play with guns, and he didn't fight much after receiving the TT-33 pistol, and he didn't usually pay attention to maintenance, so it jammed at a critical moment.

It doesn't matter, Yakov thought to himself: the Germans' guns won't jam......

He held his gun and closed his eyes, waiting for the moment when he would become a martyr of the GCIST revolution. But the Germans' gunfire did not go out, and then Yakov felt that his pistol was caught by something. He subconsciously tried his best to take it back, but the other party's strength was greater. Immediately afterwards, Yakov's wrist with the gun was tightly clasped by a vice-like claw. The pain came, and he opened his eyes sharply, and saw a German SS soldier with a stubbled face and a beaming expression, grasping his gun grip in one hand and a long submachine gun (an MKB-42) in the other, pointing it at his head.

Then Yakov heard the German soldier say in stiff Russian: "Comrade Major, you are now violating Article 58 of the Criminal Code of the USSR and are anti-gimmick!" ”

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Yakov. At the time of Comrade Dzhugashvili's betrayal of the GCIST cause, the battle of Rakov-Zaslavl continued.

Despite the fierce offensive of the German armored clusters, the commander of the Belorussian Front, Vasilevsky, still did not intend to give up. In fact, the current unfavorable situation was completely expected by Vasilevsky, and several armored assaults organized by the German army in the Battle of Warsaw had clearly shown that the German armored forces were far more powerful than the Soviet tank forces.

However, avoiding war in the face of a strong enemy did not apply to the Soviet-German war, because the avoidance of the main forces would cause a large loss of territory and population. And the land and population lost by the USSR will become part of the Russian Empire! If too much territory and population of the Soviet Union were lost, the world revolution would turn into a civil war in Soviet Russia!

So the Red Army now had to hold such large cities as Minsk, Smolensk and Leningrad. And you can't blindly trap the isolated city, otherwise the Germans can capture Minsk, Leningrad, and Smolensk one by one by besieging them.

Therefore, the supreme guiding ideology of the Soviet Red Army after it switched to strategic defense was to fight a war of attrition -- to deplete Germany's war potential and strive to drag Germany down and drag it down.

And the Battle of Rakov-Zaslavl is a classic war of attrition. Because the battlefield is very close to Minsk, the possibility of Soviet troops being encircled and annihilated is almost non-existent. In the event of defeat, the loss of equipment may be heavier, but the remnants of the defeated army will still easily retreat into Minsk.

As for the loss of equipment, Vasilevsky was not distressed at all, because the Battle of Warsaw had already proven that the T-34/76, KV-1 and most of the existing cannons and anti-tank guns of the Soviet army were simply not capable of dealing with German tanks. Sooner or later, these weapons and equipment will be thrown away, and there is nothing to do with them on the battlefield now.

Moreover, the Germans will also have a lot of consumption in the battle of Rakov-Zaslavl - even if the exchange ratio between the two sides is very favorable to the German army, this battle will still consume a lot of supplies for the German army. For example, ammunition, spare parts, fuel, and all kinds of miscellaneous and consumable equipment.

And Germany, in order to supplement the attrition in this campaign, is likely to slow down the pace of the offensive. It's already September, and with a little delay it's muddy season, and then winter.

The old man in winter is a friend of the Russians, and as long as it drags on until winter, there is nothing to fear. Until the muddy season of tomorrow spring has passed, it is impossible for the Germans to take a large-scale military operation on Russian soil.

And by May 1943 (after the spring mud), not only would the T-34/57 and T-34/85 tanks be mass-produced, but the Red Air Force would also receive a large number of high-performance aircraft from the Americans.

At that time, even if the world revolution did not succeed, the red country of the Soviet Union could still be preserved.

Therefore, in the face of the rather unfavorable initial battle of the Rakov-Zaslavl campaign, Vasilevsky remained unwavering and continued to invest his forces, preparing to continue to consume the German forces in the following battles.

At the same time, he asked Comrade Kruglov, Military Commissar of the Front, Political Commissar of the 3rd Class of the National Security and Internal Guard Forces, to personally clean up the defeated troops withdrawn from the Rakov-Zaslavl battlefield.

The defeated troops that were withdrawn should have been a lot, don't look at the mechanized units of the Soviet Red Army that suffered heavy losses at the front, but that was the loss of equipment. Most of the personnel can escape, unless the Red Army at the front is divided and surrounded, there may be a large number of traitors or revolutionary martyrs.

And those who run back educate and reorganize, and they are good fighters of GCISM again. This kind of thing can be left to Comrade Kruglov, and there is no need for the commander of the front army to worry about it.

Just when Vasilevsky was very relieved to gather in front of the map table with Chief of Staff Liapin to discuss how to delay the Rakov-Zaslavl battle for a few more days, the door of the war room was suddenly slammed open.

Vasilevsky and Lyapin turned their heads to see that it was actually Military Commissar Kruglov standing at the door, panting and looking terrified.

What's going on? Could it be that the commanders and fighters who retreated from the front had a nervous breakdown? No, they are all Soviets who have been educated by the party for many years, so they are not so timid, right?

Seeing that Kruglov's expression was wrong, Vasilevsky hurriedly waved at the staff officers in the war room, asking these people to go as far as they could.

"Division...... Comrade commander, it's not good, it's not good! "It was as if Kruglov himself was about to collapse, and his voice trembled." Cinnabar...... Comrade Dzhugashvili is missing! ”

Comrade Dzhugashvili? Vasilevsky didn't react at once, but Liapin next to him shouted: "Wasn't Comrade Zhugashvili transferred to the headquarters of the Front?" I personally gave the order! ”

Kruglov stomped his feet, "Didn't come!" Comrade Dzhugashvili wanted to go to the front to fight the Nazis, but that bastard from Grechko actually let him go! As a result, the result ...... Comrade Dzhugashvili got out of the unit and went to personally master the 9th Motorized Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment, and the position of this regiment was broken through by the German armored forces, and more than half of them were missing, and Comrade Dzhugashvili was among them! I asked people to look for him for a morning, but I couldn't find him! ”

What the!?

Vasilevsky and Liapin were both dumbfounded, now the trouble is big, Stalin's son is actually missing! What can I do?

"Comrade Dzhugashvili...... Is it sacrificed? Vasilevsky asked in a whisper.

It's better to sacrifice, after all, Comrade Stalin had two sons, one died and the other remained...... But if he is captured, with his special status, I am afraid that he will be used by the enemy!

"I don't know!" Kruglov was on the verge of crying. "I don't know, no one saw him sacrifice...... Moreover, it was reported that before the positions of the 9th Motorized Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment were broken through, Comrade Dzhugashvili was fine. ”

Vasilevsky and Lyapin's hearts sank, this is really bad, if Yakov. Zhugashvili really surrendered to the enemy, and both of them and Kruglov had to be unlucky, maybe they would become anti-gimmick!

Thinking of this, Vasilevsky sighed bitterly and said to Liapin and Kruglov: "The disappearance of Comrade Zhugashvili must be kept secret!" All those in the know immediately took control......"

Speaking of which, the three of them look at each other, and they are also in the know! Don't know who is going to control them?

"Yes, yes, yes...... Gotta get it under control! Kruglov pressed his hand to his forehead, "You can't let them talk nonsense." ”

If Comrade Zhugashvili had died, it would have been fine, but in case he was about to be captured, the matter would have to be kept secret, and it would not have been possible to admit that it was Stalin's son who had been captured by the Germans. Therefore, everyone who knows about this matter must be locked up...... Unless it was someone whom Comrade Stalin trusted enough.

"But in what name?" Kruglov was also a bit of a six-god, and he actually asked such an imbecile question.

"Of course it's anti-g-fatal!" Vasilevsky stomped his feet, "Everyone who knows is all anti-gimmick, grab it and send it to Siberia for labor reform!" (To be continued.) )