Age of Conquest Reborn

The German Air Force, which had been tested on the European battlefield and baptized by the air battle in Great Britain, was obviously at its peak combat effectiveness at this time. It was obviously extremely easy to deal with the Soviet army, which did not have any anti-aircraft weapons and whose combat effectiveness was extremely low. The remaining defeated Soviet army!

The unobstructed snowfield provided a very good view. The Soviet soldiers and various vehicles crawling like ants on the ground became the best bombing targets for German pilots. "Boom! Boom! - Boom!" one after another.

Pounds of aerial bombs poured down mercilessly, blowing up clouds of snow and blowing the Soviet soldiers' flesh and blood into pieces. Their body fragments were mixed with the snow and scattered in all directions. Cars were hit by bullets and set on fire, and thick smoke drifted away.

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Not to be outdone, the German fighter pilots flew their fighter jets so close to the ground that they aimed at the Soviet soldiers and vehicles and swept them wildly. On the snow, there were patches of bright red blood, and Soviet soldiers lay in pieces.

Even the car Stalin himself was riding in was hit by several machine gun bullets. If it weren't for the two loyal guards who made human shields, Stalin might not have been able to escape this disaster!

Cars became the main target of attack by German pilots. As a result, Comrade Stalin, the great Soviet leader, Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union, and General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, had to abandon his scarred car. In the presence of a large group of senior Soviet party, government and military officials and

Under the protection of the guards, they joined the march on foot.

The mixed fleet of the Luftwaffe's 3rd Air Force bombed the remnants of the retreating Soviet troops for almost a whole day. Batteries of German fighters and bombers basically beat the Soviet soldiers on their butts.

On the vast snowfields west of the Ural Mountains, corpses of Soviet soldiers, burning and burned-out cars, scattered documents and other items can be seen everywhere.

It was not until dusk when the visibility decreased that Major General Kohler, chief of staff of the German Air Force's Third Air Force, who was commanding this large-scale air raid, reluctantly issued the order to return. Within a day, Major General Kohler himself flew the plane.

After taking off three sorties, we could no longer pursue it. In the field of vision, the snow-covered undulating mountains of the Ural Mountains in the distance were an eye-catching geographical landmark!

Before leading the team to take off, Air Force Commander Lieutenant General Garibaldi repeatedly warned himself that east of the Ural Mountains is the territory of the Chinese. The fleet of the Third Air Force will never be allowed to fly across this limit, and this

It is an order personally issued by His Excellency the Head of State. You can go beyond the commander's warning a little. There is no big trouble, but no one dares to violate the order of His Excellency the Head of State!

The German aircraft fleet finally disappeared in the bloody sunset sky. All the Soviet soldiers and officials of the party, government and military agencies breathed a sigh of relief. Stalin was so exhausted that he could not walk. He was killed by a stout man.

With the guard on his back, he trudged forward on the snow. In the dim light of dusk, the continuous peaks of the Ural Mountains in the distance were right in front of him. As long as he crossed the geographical dividing line between Europe and Asia, it would be safe for the time being.

Stalin knew very well that the biggest threat was not the German fighter jets and bombers, but the hundreds of thousands of elite German soldiers who were rushing towards him. The retreating troops had to keep walking to get rid of the pursuers in order to have a chance of survival.

As for the next step after evacuating to Western Siberia, we can only decide at that time!

"Comrade Rokossovsky, on behalf of the high command, you issue an order to all soldiers and personnel of the party, government and military agencies. You must hold on and cross the Ural Mountains without stopping. You must tell all comrades that the difficulties at hand are

Temporarily, usually in the army

Party members and Communist Youth League members must proactively stand up and assume leadership responsibilities! Staff of the party, government and military agencies should take the initiative to assume their own responsibilities!" Stalin, lying on the back of the guard, told Deputy Chief of General Staff Rokoso

General Fsky gave the order.

General Rokossovsky left with dozens of guards. In the current chaotic situation, the task of conveying Comrade Stalin's orders was not easy to complete. What numbers of troops were they? Who are the commanders of the troops at all levels left?

, to whom are the orders from the headquarters given?

As the deputy chief of staff, I was confused. However, General Rokossovsky was obviously a smart and capable man, and he quickly came up with a solution. After about two hours, the straggler-like Soviet army

Soldiers began to organize themselves, and senior members of the Soviet party, government, and military organs also played their roles.

Stalin breathed a sigh of relief. Suddenly, the sound of intensive gunfire came from the front, which made his heart hang up again. He had a very bad feeling in his heart, "Could it be that the German troops occupied the passage to the Ural Mountains first?

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The commander of Stalin's personal guards quickly confirmed his judgment. This officer with the rank of colonel, covered in snow, rolled over and said, "Report to Comrade Stalin that the troops in front are not trying to stop us."

German soldiers exchanged fire on all the passes over the Ural Mountains. However, judging from the intensity of the fighting, the German troops blocking us were not very large. The temporary commander of the forward troops requested an order from the high command!"

"At all costs, rush over!" Stalin gritted his teeth and said, "Immediately tell the commanders and comrades at all levels that this is a critical moment for the survival of our Soviet party, government and army. Comrades must not be afraid of sacrifice and break through the German army.

Block the attack, successfully cross the Ural Mountains, and tell the comrades that Stalin is with us and will take up arms to fight! Victory must belong to the great Soviet people!"

The guard commander left with blood boiling, taking with him a large group of soldiers who were also motivated by the leader. "Comrade Rokossovsky, you stay at the headquarters and continue to command the troops. I will go to the front line.

Red Army soldiers need Stalin even more!" Stalin said to General Rokossovsky, the deputy chief of staff who had just returned.

"Comrade Stalin, you are the supreme leader of all the Soviet people. How could we let you go to the front line?" Including General Rokossovsky, members of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and a large number of senior party, government and military officials

, unanimously opposed, and in the end, it was Major General Aslanov, director of the Operations Bureau of the General Staff Headquarters, who rushed to the command line on behalf of the headquarters and Comrade Stalin without hesitation.

Stalin was a figure with outstanding oratory skills, no less than Hitler. In history, on the Soviet-German battlefield in 1941, when the German troops were pressing down on the border and almost surrounding Moscow, which speech was given to celebrate the victory of the October Revolution and the Red Square military parade?

Nor will it be regarded as one of the classic speeches by future generations.

However, at this time, Stalin was struggling at the end of his rope. Compared with Hitler, who was complacent at this time, his mood and situation were very different. However, it is undeniable that Stalin's orders still played a great role after being conveyed.

More likely, they are facing a desperate situation

The Soviet soldiers knew that they had no way out. Behind them, no more than a day away, hundreds of thousands of well-equipped German soldiers were rushing towards them fiercely. If they could not open the passage to the Ural Mountains, everyone would die.

In this icy wilderness!

As a result, the Soviet soldiers who were forced to a dead end broke out with unprecedented fighting power. They braved the fierce firepower and pouring rain of bullets from the blocking German soldiers, and rushed forward without fear of death, and fell to the German soldiers one by one.

Fierce battles broke out at various mountain passes from the Ural Mountains to Western Siberia.

Despite the strong assistance of the Third Air Force, which dispatched as many transport planes as possible to tow gliders, made risky forced landings in the wild, and parachuted to transport troops, General von Rundstedt, the commander of the German Second Army Group, could not make it in such a short time.

Within a certain period of time, a sufficient number of soldiers were airdropped at various passages in the Ural Mountains behind the Soviet army.

Along the entire Ural Mountains, there were only about 10,000 German soldiers blocking the retreat of the Soviet soldiers. They were distributed at multiple blocking points, with only a few hundred people at each location. They faced more than 200,000 Soviet soldiers who had already risked their lives.

The weak strength of the army soldiers will inevitably become the irreversible weakness of this blocking war!

The fierce battle between German soldiers and Soviet soldiers to block and break through the various passages from the Ural Mountains to Western Siberia lasted until the early hours of the morning. The Soviet soldiers, who had to kill a bloody path, used the blood and corpses of tens of thousands of young soldiers to

After breaking through the blockade of the German soldiers, on the snow-covered fields, in the bitterly cold weather, the frozen corpses of Soviet soldiers almost covered the charge road, and the bright red blood solidified the white snow.

Colonel Sitinatl, commander of the "Klebley" Assault Division of the German Second Army Group responsible for blocking the Soviet army, could only look at the Soviet soldiers rolling away desperately and sighed. Fortunately, the remnants of the Soviet army were eager to

He ran away without any intention of fighting, and he did not take the opportunity to launch an attack. Otherwise, more than 10,000 soldiers under his command would have died in the Ural Mountains, and most of the remaining Soviet soldiers would have disappeared in the pre-dawn light.

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Colonel Sitinatel ordered his troops to stick to the blocking position and continue to intercept and kill the scattered Soviet soldiers and vehicles that had not passed through the Ural Mountains. All units were not allowed to pursue them, although he knew that if he pursued them at this moment, at least nearly ten thousand people would be left behind.

He could not save the lives of Soviet soldiers.

The belligerent German colonel did not want to continue the pursuit, but General Rundstedt, the commander of the army group, before leading the expedition, specifically told him to just hold on to the occupied blocking position and wait for the arrival of the main follow-up troops.

We must not pursue east of the Ural Mountains. This is an order from His Excellency the Head of State!

Colonel Sitinatel still clearly remembered that the commander's expression was quite serious when he said these words. More than two hours later, the gunfire on the battlefield had begun to become sparse, and there were not many Soviet soldiers left behind.

It could be killed. He had already heard the roar of the tank engine. "It's just one step away!" the colonel thought with great regret.

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