Soviet Union 1991

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Perhaps even the German authorities were not aware that some groups were entering East Germany under the guise of sightseeing tours. ★★They are Soviet commanders who have participated in the Georgian War before and will serve as military advisors to the East German military forces. Moreover, under the instigation of the KGB, the East German secret resistance organization decided to make a big news that shocked Germany in order to retaliate for the suppression.

Arson the refugee camp!

This was not a spur-of-the-moment impulse, but a long-planned plan. East German residents had long been unhappy with these Arab refugees. A series of conflicts between religious beliefs and life behaviors led to the intensification of conflicts between the two sides, and the previous government’s The partial remarks also brought shame, a painful humiliation, to those Germans who were proud of their German identity. It’s not an anger that can be concealed by the politically correct fig leaf of anti-fascism.

They scheduled the attack for early Friday morning.

Before dawn, the resistance organization of the former East German People's Army was making its final plans. In the quiet and deserted streets, only the occasional roar of cars rolling over the road could be heard. In the basement of a certain room, a group of people were making final preparations. The table was covered with Kalashnikov rifles and dozens of magazines. They even got some grenades to prepare for the next operation.

The people gathered here are all retired soldiers from the Otto Moritz Reconnaissance Battalion of the 8th Motorized Infantry Division. There is silence in the basement. Everyone is just quietly making final preparations for what they are going to do next. , will change the entire pattern of Germany. What's more, if it weren't for the fact that they couldn't survive, they wouldn't have taken the risk and carried out such a dangerous action.

Colonel Manfred Jonischkis, former commander of the 8th Motorized Rifle Division, was also an officer who had all his salary and honorary titles canceled during the German disarmament operations. After the Anschluss, Colonel Jonischkis has been living a life of poverty, from the commander of a motorized infantry division to a poor man who has to work in cheap and dirty rental houses to make a living. , Colonel Jonishkis has not changed his honor and pride as a soldier.

Until he heard that his friend's family was intercepted and killed by refugees, and the other party was not sentenced to death. Colonel Jonishkis' originally empty and dull eyes finally had a different light. Anger swallowed up his reason like a tide. Colonel Jonishkis stood up from the worn-out sand and just said one sentence to the former East German soldiers who came to report the news, "Bring me my Kalashnikov, I'm going to kill these guys." asshole!"

The KGB took a fancy to Colonel Jonishkis's appeal within the East German People's Army. After a series of successful matchmaking, Colonel Jonishkis became the leader of the resistance organization of the former East German People's Army. Of course, the KGB was also willing to Selfless support of firearms and ammunition in preparation for Colonel Jonishkis' operations.

In order to cover up his traces, Colonel Jonishkis also specially prepared a van. Soldiers from the reconnaissance battalion had already scouted the entire refugee camp and marked all weak links.

Colonel Jonishkis spread out the map and placed it on the table. He looked back at the weathered faces around him and said in a deep voice, "Everyone, this is my last warning. If you want to quit, it's still too late. Once you get in the car, you won't have a chance."

Everyone shook their heads firmly, and some even joked, "How can we withdraw? We are doing this for the future of Germany. Our motherland will never be ruined by refugees. Even if there are those dirty and unscrupulous people afterwards. The media smearing us as fascists will not change this fact.”

Colonel Jonishkis knew that this attack was extremely dangerous, but he still nodded, "History will give us all a fair judgment. Germany belongs to the Germans, not the Arabs."

After speaking, Jonishkis moved his hand to the red circle on the map, "This is the blind spot of the entire refugee camp. Even the police will not pass by there when patrolling. The first group cut the barbed wire at that place. Then sneak in secretly, and the patrol police's route is also fixed, and they first break into the security. Get rid of all the police in the room, and then destroy the power system. Next, the second group attacks from the main entrance and takes out the sentry. The third and fourth groups clean the refugees in every tent in the refugee camp. Remember. , all equipped with silencers, that’s all part of this battle plan.”

Jonishkis closed the map, slowly raised his hand, and saluted the people around him with a military salute.

"We used to be the strong shield and sword of the people of East Germany. Even after the merger of the two Germanys, we were suspected and questioned by the authorities, spurned and reviled by the people, but our spirit will never die. Even if the Federal Government of Germany Shameless tactics to deceive the people, just as they promised to rapidly improve the quality of life of the people of East Germany."

After the reunification of the two Germanys, the Federal German government tried to give blood transfusions to the eastern region by levying a solidarity tax. The net transfer payments to western Germany each year are about 4% to 5% of Germany's GDP, accounting for nearly one-third of the GDP of eastern Germany. However, such a huge amount of financial support has not achieved the expected results. Rudiger Frank, an economist at the University of Vienna, believes that the money for transfer payments is not used where it matters most, and the beneficiaries are mainly western enterprises. In an interview with the Huffington Post, he asked: "Where is the money used? Infrastructure projects, highways, telecommunications equipment, social safety nets. Who benefits from it? Western enterprises expanding to the east. Transfer payments are actually subsidies for western German industry. Because enterprises in the east have either closed down or been acquired by the west."

So no matter how the Federal German government subsidizes the economy in the East Germany, East Germany still cannot change its backward appearance, and it is even worse than before. Coupled with the intervention of refugees trying to get a piece of the pie, it has greatly aroused the contradictions that the East German people are trying to resist.

"Only we are the saviors of the East German people! If the West German government does not stop destroying East Germany, we will resort to armed riots to end the discriminatory rule."

Jonishkis's slogan made everyone's blood boil, and they clenched their guns.

Jonishkis pulled the bolt, loaded the bullet, raised the gun, and said in a sonorous and powerful voice, "Long live Germany!"

Everyone raised their guns, and the voice was uniform and loud.

"Long live Germany!" (To be continued.)8