Burning Moscow

　　 After hearing my answer, Zhukov did not speak, and sat down with a tea cup in his hand, looking down at the map in front of him. Because he didn't greet me to sit down, I stood upright at the table.

　　 I stood for a while, and found that Zhukov’s attention had not been removed from the map in front of him, knowing that he was considering new combat deployments, and was thinking about whether to say goodbye to him. At this moment, a phone rang on the desk suddenly, and Zhukov, who was still in deep thought, came to his senses. He grabbed the phone and said loudly, "I am Zhukov."

　　 "Comrade Zhukov!" Because I was so close, I could clearly hear Stalin's low and slow Georgian accent from the microphone.

　　 "Hello! Comrade Stalin!" Zhukov stood up abruptly, because the action of getting up was too great, and his army coat fell to the ground. I quickly walked around the table, picked up the army coat on the ground, and put it on Zhukov.

Stalin on the phone still said unhurriedly: "I just passed the quarrel with Marshal Shaboshnikov. It is decided that starting from November 29th today, the 1st Assault Army and the 10th Army will be joined together. Comrade Lasoff’s 20th Army is subordinate to the Western Front and is under your command."

　　 "Okay," Zhukov didn't have too many surprises. Perhaps the acquisition of these troops is far from what he expected: "With these troops, we can carry out counter-assaults against the Germans."

The two chatted a few more words. Suddenly I heard Stalin mention my name. I couldn’t help but **** my ears to listen to what was going on. I only heard him ask a little unhappyly: "...what's the matter with Oshanina What did you do to Khimki instead of commanding the troops in Sun Mountain City? The leader of the city party committee sued her in front of me."

　　 "Comrade Stalin, please listen to my explanation. This is what happened..." Zhukov glanced at me, and then told Stalin in detail what I had just reported to him. At the end, he added: “Due to Comrade Oshanina’s decisive action, the militia and tank troops were organized to attack in time to wipe out all the German forces entrenched in the settlements of Khimki, blocking the enemy’s advance to the Kremlin.”

　　 After listening to Zhukov's explanation, Stalin asked slowly: "Then, what are the positions and ranks of Bunyachenko and Bukov who participated in the offensive?"

Zhukov covered the microphone in his hand and looked at me. I quickly replied: "Lieutenant Colonel Bunyachenko is the chief of staff of the 389th Tank Division, and Lieutenant Bukov is the battalion commander of the Militia Destroyer Battalion." After Zhukov listened, he let go. The hand covering the microphone, repeated my words to Stalin.

"Immediately mobilize troops from the reserve team to supplement the 389th Tank Division. Bunyachenko made him the division commander and promoted him to the rank of colonel. As for Captain Bukov, he was promoted to the rank of major and let him go. Oshanina’s Eighth Guards Division became a battalion commander.” In a few words, Stalin arranged the future of the two commanders participating in the Khimki offensive. After saying this, he directly hung up. Phone.

Zhukov put down the phone, looked up at me, sighed softly, and said earnestly: "Lida, as your superior and elder, I want to say a few words about you. Soldiers, obey orders as their bounden duty, regardless of the superior's orders. Wrong, as long as he issues the order, you must execute it. There can be no doubt or change at will. You must know that the nature of the violation of the superior order is very bad. Even if you win the final victory, you will be sent to the military. The possibility of the court. Do you understand?"

　　 I know that he said that I am arbitrarily modifying the combat order of the Northern Soviets, although in my heart I always think that it is not wrong to adjust the combat plan according to the changes in the battlefield situation. When I heard that Zhukov had already said this, he could only bow his head and admit his mistake: "I'm sorry, Comrade General, I was wrong."

He stood up, walked around the table to my side, patted me on the shoulder, and comforted: "Don’t worry, Comrade Stalin, I’ve explained it for you just now. Forget it this time, I’ll encounter this again next time. Remember to notify me of the situation and let me come forward to deal with it in person."

Hearing what he said, I knew he was trying his best to defend me, and quickly replied: "I understand. Thank you, Comrade General!" When I said this, I secretly called a fluke in my heart. If it wasn't for Zhukov to protect me, at this moment I don't know what fate is waiting for me.

　　 was talking, and the phone on the table rang again. This time it was a call from a commander of a group army below, reporting that his frontal enemy offensive was fierce, and the defense lines in some areas had been breached by the enemy. When Zhukov heard this, he jumped into a rage and reprimanded the other party: "I order you to organize a counter-attack immediately, and you must take back the enemy's occupied position, otherwise you will just wait to go to the military court."

　　 There is more than one phone like this. Before putting it down here, the other phones on the table rang one after another. The content of these calls is similar, they all say that the German army suddenly launched an offensive in a certain place, and the enemy with a huge technological and equipment advantage forced our army to retreat and quickly occupied the certain area. Seeing Zhukov furiously furious at the commander on the opposite side of the phone, standing next to me felt extremely embarrassed. At the same time, I was thankful that I was lucky enough to attack Sun Mountain City and Khimki so easily.

When he put aside all the phone calls and sat at the table and stopped talking, I took two steps forward and asked cautiously: "Comrade General, I don't know if you brought me to the headquarters. Do you have any tasks to assign? "

Hearing my voice and looking at the map in a daze, Zhukov seemed to remember that there was someone like me in the house. He looked up at me and said slowly: "I called you back from the front because it will be held tomorrow. A military meeting to arrange a counterattack plan against the German army. The commanders of the various armies and the commanders of several guard divisions attended the meeting. You also want to participate."

　　 I think it’s not a problem for an old silly to stand here, so I immediately asked: "Then what is my task now?"

"Your task now is to take a good rest. I know you haven't taken a good rest in order to command the battle these days. So I arranged a room upstairs for you. You should have a good night's sleep first, and then come back to the meeting tomorrow. After speaking, he shouted at the door: "Comrade Captain, come in."

　　 As he shouted, the door was pushed open, and the captain just now appeared at the door. Zhukov told him: "Take Master Oshanina to rest upstairs."

　　 After saluting Zhukov, I followed the captain out of the room.

After leaving the house~www.wuxiaspot.com~ the captain planned to take me upstairs to find my room, but I saw him alone here. If he left, there would be no one on duty at the door, so he politely declined him. Kindly, I asked for the number of my room, and planned to go to the third floor to find it by myself.

　　 When I walked to the corridor where the communication room was located, I suddenly heard the captain calling me from behind, and quickly stopped and looked back. The captain asked loudly, "Comrade commander, I will have someone send you the new uniform to the room later."

　　 "Okay, please trouble you!" After I said that, I turned around and left. After turning around, his body banged softly, and his elbow seemed to hit a ball of soft silk. I took a closer look. It turned out to be a young female soldier. Maybe I had hit a bit too hard just now. She was frowning and rubbing her chest with her hands.

Although the other party was only a soldier, I quickly apologized to her: "I'm sorry, Comrade Warrior! I was walking carelessly and didn't bump into the pain, right?" I was about to say a few more words, and suddenly I felt that the other party was familiar and looked up and down. Fan, immediately remembered that this was Nina, the warrior who accompanied me shopping the previous two months, and immediately patted her on the shoulder, and said excitedly: "Nina, it's you! Do you still know me? I'm Oshanina! "

Nina raised her head and looked at me carefully, and recognized me, her eyebrows jumped upwards, hahaha laughed and leaped over to hug me, and exclaimed excitedly: "Remember, Lida Cheka, really Glad to see you here again!"

　　 "Quiet! Please be quiet!" Hearing our excitement yelling, the sergeant sitting on duty in the corridor immediately stood up and said to stop our gaffe.

　　 Nina stuck out her tongue, grimaced at the sergeant, and then pulled me out.