Steel Soviet Union

War not only destroys material things, but also destroys spirit, annihilates culture, and obliterates everything that is originally full of hope and beauty.

Whether visible or invisible, there is almost nothing in this world that cannot be destroyed by war.

If war cannot destroy something, then it must be that the intensity of this war is not high enough. The war-torn war zone will not be much better than the infernal purgatory. There are countless cruelties and ugliness here, torturing everyone living here and leaving them covered with bruises.

It is unbearable for professionally trained soldiers, let alone ordinary civilians.

After hearing what the political commissar said, Malashenko felt uncomfortable, and the power of control changed hands back and forth. But for those who just want to live an ordinary life, there is no change of sovereignty that is not accompanied by war. Living in such a world, not everyone will look forward to the arrival of the so-called liberator.

Even peaceful days have become an elusive luxury, and the word numbness is the most appropriate word to describe it now.

"You mentioned Walensky just now. This matter is worth talking about."

"You did the right thing, Malashenko, and I support your decision to shoot this bastard."

"You don't know how poorly those villagers think of this bastard. It's no exaggeration to say that Walensky is a watchdog who does all kinds of evil. He will kill anyone his SS master tells him to bite." If he bites them, he might bite a few more to death and use them as rewards for his master.

"Killing, robbing, setting fires, raping, this damn bitch won't even spare a teenage girl! "As long as I like it, it's mine." This bastard said it himself. There are also other products around There are several other villages that have been poisoned by this bastard, and they are as if they were infested with insects.”

"He stole the food from the village and sold it at a high price. People who couldn't afford it could work for him in exchange. He repaired fortifications for the Germans, dug trenches, and even boiled bath water for the scum of the SS. What kind of thing? He took on all the jobs. The Germans thought he had a good eye and knew how to do things, so they gave him a lot of sweet rewards and asked him to continue working hard. "

"On the other hand, he also used the daily necessities he snatched from the villagers' homes to force the villagers to continue working for him. He would rob them every once in a while. Those who refused would either be shot or go to jail. This bastard gets paid at both ends and lives better than a white bandit. The landlord is still moist! I really don’t know how such a scum got into the ranks of the Red Army. He was still a platoon leader when the war started. It’s simply unbelievable!”

Society is like a big dye vat, from which heroes and scum can crawl out. It depends on whether the heart is white or black, and Walensky obviously belongs to the latter.

The tragic orphan life in his youth really tempered Walensky's will and survival skills? However, this little kid didn't use this ability on the right path, and he degenerated and turned into a scumbag. The ultimate collection!

These despicable methods used by Walensky are nothing to Malashenko? Malashenko, who is familiar with history, can also name a long list of more scumbag names than these.

But in this era of limited information, in this country that has been replaced by communism.

It’s hard for you to imagine how a scumbag like Walensky could write and direct such a seamless “closed loop of exploitation” by himself without using any information channels.

Malashenko thought of the sign hanging on the door of the Auschwitz concentration camp, which read the extremely shameless and ironic "Work makes you free"? This is different from what Walensky, a fool, made "Closed Loop of Exploitation" is exactly the same.

Where on earth did this bitch learn this stuff? A scumbag from the SS taught him this?

Does Malashenko think this is possible? But anyway, this guy has been shot and killed by his own orders. No matter how nourishing the days before death are, they are just like yesterday's flowers, unbearable, and only the hot oil cauldron in hell is boiling and bubbling, waiting for him to enter.

"Is there not enough of this kind of thing after the counter-revolutionary incident? Are all the newly promoted junior officers rookies? This is the type of person that scumbags like Walensky are best at deceiving. They flatter people and then act when the situation is not right. Backhand stabbing, this is not the first time I have seen this happen.”

"You and I are not qualified to comment? Let the past be in the past. The future will be better, just like this war right now, what do you think?"

Political Commissar Petrov, an old party member and an old Red Army member, was really offended by such an ugly crime. But Malashenko, who looked at the matter from the perspective of future generations, seemed calm and quiet. What he said also made people laugh. Political Commissar Petrov agreed and refused to refute.

"That's right? We have to look forward. I find that you are becoming more and more mature now, and you do seem like a real general."

Hearing this, Malashenko grinned.

"What do you mean by this? Didn't I look like a general before?"

Comrade Political Commissar smiled and shook his head.

"No? Just doing better now than before? I just want to express this."

After sitting around the warm small hanging stove for a while, Malashenko suddenly spoke again when he remembered something.

"Right? Do the villagers have anything to eat? Is that bitch Walensky scraping the ground everywhere? If there is nothing to eat this season, people will die. Have you sent someone to investigate and solve it?"

Isn’t Malashenko a kind man who gives alms everywhere and helps everyone he sees? But he can no longer exploit the people who have lived here for generations like before until every last bit is left.

Since we want to look forward and face the future, we have to do something positive? Ukraine will soon return to the Soviet Union. Malashenko just wants to do something meaningful out of this consideration.

To say the least, we can't just watch those villagers starve to death, right?

People's hearts and minds are something that must be won over. Malashenko believes that political commissar comrades who specialize in political work understand this better than he does.

"Everything that needs to be done has been done. I asked Sasha to take a few staff members to go door-to-door to check the registration in the houses that are still occupied, and distribute daily necessities according to the actual situation."

"Fortunately, our division's supplies are very sufficient and even somewhat excessive. Not only did they distribute food, they also sent some canned meat. It's just that it's frozen harder than cannonballs and needs heat treatment."

"Actually, the results are quite good. At least the villagers who collected our food were willing to let our soldiers live in their homes, and many of the soldiers also had a hot home-cooked meal."

"I think the report message to the front army headquarters can be written like this: The 1st Stalin Guards Tank Division has completely recovered another village for the motherland, and then explain the situation by the way. Commander Vatutin will understand what this means, Of course we will support this.”