Burning Moscow

When Greetka and the cultural relics expert heard this shout, they immediately aimed their submachine gun at the direction of the sound, and pulled the bolt. ?? {? [But when Trafkin heard this voice, he was overjoyed and hurriedly shouted: "Don't shoot, it's his own!" After he finished speaking, he raised his hand and lowered the muzzle of the submachine guns in the hands of the two and directed them at Asked from a distance, "Is it Comrade Alexander?"

"It's me, Comrade Major." A middle-aged man dressed in civilian clothes and wearing a German submachine gun walked out from behind a big tree. He slung the submachine gun over his shoulder, ran forward quickly, hugged Trafkin, and said excitedly: "Comrade Major, you have been missing for a few days, but we are anxious."

This Alexander is one of the two left by the squad. He is Trafkin's most respected old scout. After he and Trafkin hugged, he and Greteka and cultural relic experts came to a warm hug to celebrate everyone's afterlife.

Trafkin waited for Alexander to hug the other two before asking, "Where are the other people?"

"That's it, Comrade Major." Alexander replied: "Because of the blizzard yesterday, the guerrilla captain said that this open-air camp could no longer be stayed, so he moved with someone. But he arranged for me and the telegraph operator nearby. In one of the caves, I continue to wait for your return. I was just here to try my luck, but I didn’t expect to meet you. Let’s go, the wind and snow outside is too big, let’s go back to the cave."

Trafkin nodded and said, "Then hurry up, Comrade Alexander. I don't think our whereabouts in these two days, Comrade Commander should be anxious."

When the four people walked into the cave, the telegraph operator who was receiving the telegram inside heard the movement outside, and hurriedly grabbed the pistol placed aside, hid behind a rock, and raised the gun to aim at the entrance of the cave.

"Hey, comrade radio operator, don't be nervous." Alexander obviously heard the movement in the cave, guessing that the radio operator must have been hiding, and hurriedly shouted: "It is the major and they are back."

Although the operator heard Alexander's voice, he looked towards the entrance of the cave suspiciously, and saw three men in German uniforms who followed him. It was Telfkin and the others. He suddenly yelled in surprise, from where he was hiding. Rushed out. He came to Trafkin, first raised his hand to salute, and then said excitedly: "Hello, Comrade Major, welcome you back."

Trafkin glanced at the position of the discharge table, and then asked, "Comrade telegraph operator, what are you doing?"

The radio operator turned his head and glanced at the rocky position of the discharge station, and immediately exclaimed: "Oh, no, I am receiving a telegram from the group army." After speaking, he quickly rushed to the radio to sit down and put it on. The headset continues to receive reports.

After a while, the telegraph operator raised his head and said to Trafkin: "Major, the group army's telegram said that because they have lost contact with you, they sent a unit of the 51st Guards Division to head here day and night. Came here. They were ordered to Lutsk to find Travkin and others. If Major Travkin had returned when the troops arrived, then the troops would officially be under his command."

After Trafkin and other radio operators finished speaking, they immediately told him: "Comrade radio operator, please report to the group army command, saying that when we went to reconnaissance two days ago, we were forcibly incorporated into a temporary team by the German army and prepared to send us Transported to the front line to participate in the attack on Kiev and Zhitomir. Fortunately, the convoy was ambushed by an army unit on the road, and we had a chance to escape."

The telegraph operator sent the telegram faithfully, and received a call back soon. The telegram read: "The troops ambushing the German convoy may be a detachment commanded by Captain Rosenberg of the 51st Guards Division. They are active in that area."

"It turned out to be him." Hearing Rosenberg's name, Trafkin was overjoyed and said repeatedly: "With their cooperation, we will have greater confidence in completing the higher-level tasks." He then asked, " Are there any new orders from the headquarters?"

The telegraph operator nodded and continued: "Comrade Commander ordered us to find out within two days whether there are cultural relics we are looking for in the German army's deposit in the bank."

The cultural relics expert sitting on the rock by the side heard the operator say this, he couldn't help but smiled bitterly, and then said angrily: "Comrade Major, we can't get into the bank at all now, how can we check the contents stored in it?"

Alexander looked at the SS uniforms on the three of them, and then offered his own opinion: "Comrade Major, since you are wearing SS uniforms, you might as well try to see if you can get into the bank?"

"It's useless, Comrade Alexander." As soon as Alexander finished speaking, Gretka poured cold water on the other side mercilessly: "It's not enough to have this SS uniform. I guess it needs special attention to enter the bank. Pass. If you don’t figure out the situation, you’ll be mad. Before we can get close to the bank, we’ll probably be shot dead.”

"What should we do then?" The cultural relics expert said anxiously: "We only have two days. If we don't think of a solution quickly, I am worried that we will not be able to complete the task assigned to us by the superior."

Trafkin sat on a rock covered with a small blanket, thought hard for a while, then stood up and said, "Comrades, if we want to enter the bank, there are three ways: top, middle, and bottom. The next best thing is to focus on Rosen. All the forces of the Berg squadron and the guerrillas attacked the bank and forcibly broke in to check the cultural relics stored in it; Zhongce, there should be a sewer under the bank, and we can enter the bank through the sewer; the best policy is to wait for Luo. When Captain Senberg’s troops arrived, let them disguise themselves as Germans, forge another document, and then go to the bank to take over the defense of the defenders."

As soon as Trafkin’s three top, middle and bottom strategies were exited, Greteka shook her head and objected: "Comrade Major, what you said is not feasible at all. As long as we attack the bank together, soon It will attract the surrounding enemies, and before our people rush into the bank, it is estimated that they will all be wiped out.

Let's talk about the middle policy. Even if there is a sewer to enter the bank, due to the existence of the underground vault, the exit of this sewer should be in a business hall or the like. In these places, there will definitely be Germans patrolling day and night. We want to sneak in quietly, and the chances are very slim.

As for the best policy, I think it is somewhat feasible. Think about it, a team of forty or fifty people, and there is a higher-level order to change the defense, maybe it can really fool the Germans. "

"Comrade Lieutenant, the Germans are not that stupid." Alexander also uttered his own opinion without evasiveness: "Even if there is a force of forty or fifty men to change defenses, the highest rank of the officer leading the team is nothing more than a captain. The commander in the bank is a major or higher-level military officer. When they see a new unit to take over their defense, the first thing they think of is to ask their superiors if there is such a thing as a change of defense. In this way, we The action will wear out."

After he finished speaking, he thought quietly for a while, and then went on to say; “On the contrary, I think Zhongce is worth a try. We don’t have the bank’s blueprints in our hands, and we can’t know where the sewer entrance is, so You can only try your luck."

Trafkin has been a scout for so long, and this is the first time he has encountered such a difficult problem. In the past, to figure out the enemy's military deployment, it was only necessary to catch two prisoners and interrogate them. But now the defenders in the bank are all active in groups near the bank, because they didn't have the opportunity to capture prisoners. And even if you are lucky and encounter a single officer, as long as you catch him, you will be stunned, and it will also lead to the failure of the action.

"Comrade Major, what should we do?" Seeing Trafkin's silence, everyone turned their eyes to him. Alexander, the nearest to him, touched him with his arm and asked in a low voice. : "What shall we do next?"

Trafkin took a deep breath and said, "Comrades, since no one can think of a good way now, let's rest first. Everyone has been too hard these two days. You should rest well, maybe wait for a good night's sleep. , I thought of a good way."

No words for a night.

Early the next morning, after everyone got up, Trafkin began to assign tasks to everyone: "Today, it is still Ensign Gretka and cultural relics experts who will go to the city to conduct reconnaissance with me. Comrade Alexander, Move eastward to see if you can meet Captain Rosenberg's troops and bring them here."

"Comrade Major," Alexander said worriedly, "If there are too many people coming, this cave will not fit in."

Trafkin scanned the cave again, and then said in a relaxed tone: "Don't worry, Comrade Alexander, even if there are forty or fifty people, this cave should be able to hold it."

"Major, Major." The operator saw that everyone was assigned a task, but he was left out. He couldn't help being a little anxious. He shouted the rank of Telfkin and asked nervously: "Since you give everyone All tasks are arranged, what about me? What task did you assign to me?"

"Comrade telegraph operator," Trafkin said to him with a smile: "Your task is to keep in touch with the outside world so that you can always receive instructions from your superiors and report our situation to your superiors."

Seeing what Trafkin said, although the operator felt 10,000 unwilling, he had no choice but to agree to stay alone in the cave and keep in touch with the group army headquarters through the radio.

Travkin and others drove the seized motorcycle and swaggered along the road towards Lutsk. But seeing the fuel car parked on the side of the road, the three of them stopped the motorcycle and ordered the logistics soldiers to refuel the motorcycle, and then walked into the tent of the nearby field cafeteria without anyone else, and had a meal in it. Hearty breakfast.

As the three of them rode on their motorcycles, the cultural relics expert sitting in the side bucket said with some triumph: "I can’t think that this SS uniform is so good. Look, since yesterday we got the vehicle and uniform certificates. , The road is almost unimpeded, and there is no one to check it."

Trafkin driving a three-wheeled motorcycle turned his head and glanced at the cultural relics expert, and said with an urn voice: "Okay, comrade expert, we are going to enter the city soon. Please stop speaking Russian, lest you wear help." Hear Traf. Jin's reminder, the cultural relics expert nodded quickly and closed his mouth obediently.

At this moment, a checkpoint vaguely appeared on the road ahead. From the sentry box next to it and the crossbar in the middle of the road, Trafkin judged that there were not many people inside.

When the motorcycle arrived at the checkpoint, the crossbar of the checkpoint was not raised. A German soldier wearing a helmet and a submachine gun slung around his neck slowly walked up to Gerritka who was riding a motorcycle. Said coldly: "Please show your credentials."

Greetka had dealt with the SS yesterday, and knew in his heart that to deal with this big-head soldier, he had to be more aggressive than him. So he learned the bald tone and said: "Go and lift the crossbar for me. If it delays the affairs of our military police in the field, be careful not to eat."

But the German soldier was unmoved. Instead, he stepped back and pointed his submachine gun at the three of them. He said bluntly: "Don't think that you are the SS. I am not afraid of you. If you don't show your credentials today, you will be fine. Don't want to rush over here."

Facing the muzzle of the black hole, Greteka pushed the goggles up, then turned to Trafkin and the cultural relics experts who were nearby to wink, and signaled everyone to prepare to do it.

Unexpectedly, his little action was spotted by the German soldiers. The other party shouted. From the guard boxes on both sides of the road, two or three German soldiers rushed out and surrounded them with their guns. Seeing that there are six or seven people in the other party, Greteka knows that the situation is not optimistic ~ www.wuxiaspot.com~ If you do not show your ID, it is estimated that you will not be able to pass the checkpoint today. So he had no choice but to pretend to be helpless and say to Trafkin: "Okay, take out your and the ensign's credentials too."

When the documents of the three were handed over to the German soldiers, he flipped through them quickly, and instead of returning them to Greteka, he put them directly into his pocket. Seeing this situation, Greteka became anxious, and he asked loudly, "Hey, since the ID has been checked, why don't you return it to us?"

As soon as his voice fell, he felt a nasty thing on his back. According to his instinct, it was the barrel of a submachine gun. Seeing the six or seven muzzles in front and the muzzle on the back, he sighed helplessly, lifted his foot off the motorcycle, and stood beside the car in despair. Bowed his head.

Just when he felt that the mountains and rivers were exhausted, he suddenly heard the people behind him ridicule in a mocking tone: "Gentlemen of the SS, you are now our prisoners."

When Greetka heard this voice, she was taken aback for a moment, and then she felt ecstasy, because the speaker was speaking in Russian and the voice was relatively familiar. He turned his head and saw that it was Captain Rosenberg who appeared in front of him. The other party lowered the muzzle and gave him a warm hug. At the same time said loudly: "Hello, Lieutenant Gretka, we finally found you." (To be continued.) 8