Steel Soviet Union

Malashenko finished all the things at hand and walked out of the room with a freshly lit cigarette in his mouth. Facing the cold wind, he faced Petrov who was walking quickly before he walked a few steps. political commissar. ׺°”˜˜`”°º×

"Why did you come so fast?"

There is nothing to hide in front of Comrade Political Commissar. Malashenko directly threw out his truest thoughts and questions as soon as he opened his mouth.

"The battle is going very smoothly. All friendly forces are advancing very quickly. The resistance of the Germans is not as fierce as expected. The encirclement is constantly tightening inward. I heard that you have arrived at the assembly point with your people. Ordered to speed up the march, the forward division headquarters will arrive first, and the rearguard troops will arrive soon. More than half of our division's troops are now here. "

Malashenko was a little surprised when he heard this. He felt that everything seemed to be faster than he imagined.

Subconsciously rolling up his sleeves and glancing at his watch, Malashenko realized that he had been chatting awkwardly with the German guy for nearly an hour.

"Kurbalov said you have been interrogating prisoners of war. What do you know?"

Malashenko took his sleeves down and paused for a moment, then blurted out the words without thinking.

"It can be said that I picked up a treasure. This German guy has a bigger background than I thought.

"He brought a lot of valuable things, including maps of the battlefield, the defense situation, the situation of each German division surrounded by pockets, the number of troops, technical weapons, and even the names of each division commander and main commanders. List, including those of the SS”

"Wait, stop for a moment!"

Before Malashenko finished speaking, the confused political commissar Petrov signaled to stop and interrupted the conversation.

"Are you saying that this German guy came to us specifically to surrender? This is not considered a surrender. He came to us specifically with these things? Is this possible? We need to find out first, Malashenko."

It does sound unbelievable, but Malashenko, who has asked about every detail in detail, must admit that this is indeed the case.

"I said this German guy is not a simple man. He was hunted down and silenced by the gang because he refused to join the gang that assassinated Hitler. However, he could not trust their leader and did not want to report him. Later, he contacted a member of the German Communist Party. He is his friend, and he is also our intelligence informant in Germany.”

"This German Communist was quite famous in the Wehrmacht. He tried every means to get a false identity for the captured German major, sent him to the front line to avoid pursuit, and even gave him a special introduction in order to gain our trust. He said he wanted him to come and see what communism is like, but in my estimation, he just wanted him to join us, which is considered to be inciting a key person to rebel."

Malashenko said with a cigarette in his hand, and took out the letter of introduction he had just received from his pocket. He handed it forward and handed it to the political commissar Petrov. The latter immediately took the letter. Open it and start reading.

"There are special contact codes and code names on the letter? I have never dealt with these things and I don't know whether they are true or false. Didn't you work in the Ministry of Internal Affairs for a period of time before? You should be responsible for these things. Can you help analyze them? Is it true?"

Because of his firm belief, seniority, political commissar background, recommendation, and many other reasons, his working experience in the Ministry of Internal Affairs became an important step for Political Commissar Petrov to broaden his horizons and knowledge.

Political Commissar Petrov, who is responsible for eradicating traitors and spies from home, did have some contact with foreign intelligence networks during his tenure in the Ministry of Internal Affairs? But that was only to his old comrades who recommended him to the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Help, share some.

But even such a short experience is absolutely enough for political commissar Petrov who needs to use this professional knowledge at the moment.

"Should the contact code and code name have been updated? This is not consistent with what I remember. But there is no problem with the format and writing method. This must be a person who knows the contact information? This is certain."

"Then find a way to find someone to confirm. If this is true, it is very important to us. This German guy has high utilization value. He is now desperate for everything in Germany and thinks it is hopeless. Medicine? He is eager to find a way to save his country? You should try to communicate with him. "

Malashenko, who put out the cigarette butt and pressed it into the snow, straightened up on the spot? Commissar Petrov, who probably guessed what Malashenko meant, then spoke quietly.

"What do you mean? Win him over?"

Malashenko, who stood motionless on the spot, stopped and looked into the distance, noncommittal, as if he was thinking about something? When he spoke again after a while, his tone was still as calm as ever.

"Is it already the stage of a strategic counter-offensive? I have to find someone to do ideological work for those hesitant Germans? It is most appropriate to let their own people and former comrades do this work."

"Don't those German guys like to use Ukrainians to deal with us? Now let them try the same thing themselves? I would like to see how wonderful these German guys look like they have eaten shit."

Hearing Malashenko's bold ideas and this wild creativity? Political Commissar Petrov, who said nothing, just smiled faintly.

"Don't you plan to report it to the higher authorities? I have never had such an experience in the past."

After hearing this, Malashenko's expression did not change much, except for the feeling that "everything is under control".

"Leave this matter to me? I'll talk to Commander Vatutin, or Marshal Zhukov. As long as the situation permits, there is no reason not to try such a good thing? Maybe it will have unexpected effects. "

After agreeing on what they should do, Malashenko and the political commissar immediately parted ways and began to do their own things. However, this time Malashenko did not directly return to where he was supposed to be? Instead, he turned around and went to custody. Where prisoners of war are located, prepare to solve a problem first.

"Sir, General Malashenko, you can't do this to me! I told you everything I knew, and I even captured the German guy and handed it over to you. I was really forced to do this. If you have a choice, who will sacrifice your life for the Germans? Please agree."

"Shut your stinking mouth, bitch!"

Facing the two guards who were treated like dead dogs, Walensky was dragged out of the crowd without saying a word and kept howling all the way. After figuring out the truth, Walensky was extremely tired of this stinking shit. Malashenko showed his chassis without hesitation.

"Open your eyes and take a good look at what these things are!"