Burning Moscow

　　 The Red Army’s counterattack continued.

　　 Suvolovo’s tactics of encircling the three-queries and one-by-one achieved great results. The mines laid along the road greatly slowed the speed of the enemy's westward flight. The German troops who escaped from the city had no neat structure. All people ran aimlessly along the snow-covered highway. Our chasing troops followed and fought fiercely. The German troops, whose morale was already low, could not form any combat effectiveness at all. After sporadic exchanges of fire, their improvised resistance suddenly fell apart. Except for a few infantry soldiers who fled into the snow-covered forest, the rest were either killed or captured.

　　 In order to quickly escape the pursuit of our army and preserve its vitality, the German army flees while throwing away things that hinder escape. Therefore, our pursuit troops often encounter technical equipment and various items abandoned by the enemy along the way. There are really everything: there are hundreds of tanks and armored vehicles, tractors, artillery of various calibers, thousands of vehicles of all kinds, and ammunition boxes. When the battle was over, these things naturally became our trophies.

　　 After experiencing this happily victory, Vlasov was more convinced of Lin's military talents, and even safely handed over the command of the troops to him, retreating behind the scenes and willingly became his deputy. In the ensuing battle, all the combat plans of the group army were formulated and commanded and executed by Chief Lin himself.

　　 After all the troops of the Western Front were turned into the offensive, our group army had eliminated all the enemies east of Volokolamsk and began to attack westward first.

　　 The frontal enemy of our army is Reinhardt's 3rd armored cluster and Hepner's 4th armored cluster. The area we attacked is 20 kilometers wide. Everyone knows that this will be a head-to-head battle. However, President Lin boldly shortened the offensive area to eight kilometers, and concentrated the main force of the group army here, including: more than 70% of infantry, 87% of artillery, mortar, and 100% of tanks, thus ensuring that the troops are in the main direction. The enemy formed a 2-3 times advantage.

　　The 20th Army under the command of General Lin and the 1st Guards Cavalry under the command of General Belov have repeatedly built up their skills and become two powerful strike forces in the counter-offensive stage. They are known as the two iron fists of the Soviet army. The troops commanded by him and Belov were invincible and invincible. Lenker's strategic German forces in Kalinin and Jeritz repelled the enemy 90-100 kilometers westward and drove to the Rama River and the Ruza River. Many residential areas were recovered, and the tasks assigned by the Soviet Command were successfully completed. During the battle, the troops also seized a large amount of weapons and equipment and various military materials from the Germans.

　　 As a reporter with the army, Ellenborg has always stayed in the command post of the group army. It can be said that every victory we have won, he can know the first time. Through the pen in his hand, our victories have been continuously seen in the newspapers. However, when he wrote the report, perhaps he didn't want a foreigner to steal the limelight from his compatriots, so he ignored Lin who actually commanded the battle, and instead attributed all the credit to Vlasov.

When talking about Vlasov in the "Red Star", he wrote in a rather lyrical tone: "The soldiers looked at their commanders affectionately and trustingly, because Vlasov’s name is closely related to the offense. Together. The general is 1.90 meters tall and has an outstanding eloquence like Suvorov."

　　 The High Command spoke highly of the 20th Army and said: The experience in this offensive has enriched the Soviet operational law, which is to concentrate a large number of troops and weapons in the main directions and use them for winter operations. The tactics used by President Lin were also grafted onto Vlasov's body by Ellenberg, but the real hero Lin was completely ignored by him.

After getting this "Red Star", I went straight to the room where Ellenborg lived~www.wuxiaspot.com~ opened the door, slapped the newspaper on the table, and saw that he raised his head. He opened his mouth unhappily and said: "Comrade Ellenborg, I want to remind you to pay attention. As a journalist, it is his duty to report the truth and defend the fairness of the news. The report written should truly reflect what happened. You have been staying in the headquarters of the group army for the past two weeks. Who is in charge in the headquarters and who is directing all the battles? You should know this better than anyone. But in this newspaper, I am Seeing that the horse is turned upside down, Commander Vlasov, who is only his deputy, has become the protagonist in your news report, but the real hero, Deputy Commander Lin, did not see you even mention it in one word."

　　 Regarding my troubles, Ehrenberg gave me a cold look and said lightly: "Comrade Chief of Staff, I am writing a manuscript. I don't want anyone to disturb me, please go out."

　　Erenberg's attitude made me furious, but I couldn't help but snorted badly, picked up the newspaper on the table, turned and left the room, and slammed the door when I went out.

　　 Leaving the room in Ellenborg, I went to Mr. Lin again, complained to him, and slapped him for the unfair treatment he received. But after hearing what I said, President Lin just smiled faintly, said nothing, and went to study the map again. Seeing his attitude, I also knew in my heart that for him, as long as he could command the large corps to fight, he would be satisfied. As for whether he could get honor or not, everything was a cloud, so I obediently shut up and stopped mentioning it.

　　 The skirmish with Ellenborg, because of the busy work, I quickly forgot. But I didn't expect that this small conflict would cause a big trouble on its own in the near future.