Steel Soviet Union

"Very good. Preliminary statistics show that there are more detainees than expected. A Google search shows that there are approximately 5,000 people in Camp 1, and more in Camp 2, with nearly 10,000 people. The total number of detainees in both camps is 10,000. Most likely. How are the conditions there? How many were rescued?"

The No. 1 and No. 2 Battalions combined rescued more than 10,000 people. This is a very astonishing and even surprising number.

You know, in the existing history, when the Red Army finally liberated Auschwitz, it only rescued a few 7,000 people.

At first glance, it may sound like a lot, but it is quite a lot.

But you have to know that this hellish place massacred more than one million people in total, and the 7,000 people rescued are nothing compared to this number, not even a fraction.

Of course, even if the number of people who can be rescued now has more than doubled than in the existing history, this still seems to be a drop in the bucket. The number of people who died tragically and were massacred here is really too many and too shocking.

However, just as Malashenko planned in advance, it would be a good thing to rescue even one more person from Auschwitz, not to mention that tens of thousands more people have been rescued now. Malashenko squeezed the radio transmitter in his hand and quickly answered to the political commissar on the other end of the radio.

"I don't have that many here. According to preliminary statistics, there are about 3,000 people. The three battalions add up to 17,000 or 8,000? This is much better than expected. Good job, comrades!"

Malashenko spoke frankly about his final conclusion on the radio, and the political commissar over there also responded accordingly.

"It's unimaginable that there are so many people imprisoned here. How did you know about it in advance? I don't know anything about it. Do you have any special intelligence channels?"

Comrade Political Commissar had a reason for his doubts. Comrade Lao Ma stayed away from the division headquarters all day and became a hands-off shopkeeper. The intelligence system and docking work at the division headquarters were all handled by Comrade Political Commissar. Logically speaking, there should not be special information that "comrade division commander knows but comrade political commissar does not know", but this is surprisingly the case in the case of Auschwitz.

As if Malashenko was extremely sure that many people would be rescued from this place, he skipped asking for instructions from his superiors and made the decision directly at the level of the division to go into battle. Moreover, it was a high-speed mechanized vehicle that traveled more than 100 kilometers overnight. interspersed.

To be honest, if you compare ordinary Red Army divisions, it is hard to say whether they can travel more than 100 kilometers in one night. Only the leadership division can definitely do it.

And thanks to the fact that the German army group on the southern front has been in chaos in the past few days by the "old horse in the rear and Konev in the front", the retreat that was originally a rout was turned into a complete chaos and madness. Escape.

Moreover, the leader who rushes around and attacks extremely fast, seems to appear from any direction at any time, and then gives you a hard slap, making you suspicious and frustrated. Whenever they encounter a Red Army tank unit, they are horrified and think that "Stalin's Guards are coming!" When they see a Red Army tank, they flee without fighting, which has become a relatively common and common battlefield situation in recent days.

It doesn’t matter whether the German guy was so nervous that he was too good at it, or Malashenko was lucky because he didn’t happen to confront the main German army at night and then went to fight in the field.

But Malashenko's bold long-distance night attack always eluded the political commissar comrades.

If the comrade division commander did not have accurate intelligence support, how could he make such a bold, clear-cut battle plan, and be so sure that he would succeed? He even didn't hesitate to give Konev a sloppy look, and was always ready to use "lost" or "dude went down the wrong road" to make excuses. But if you analyze it carefully, you will know that there is a huge problem.

Comrade Comrade Political Commissar is not the kind of curious baby who breaks the casserole and asks for the truth, but in this matter, he always wants to ask Malashenko to see if there is anything he doesn't know. It is Comrade Division Commander who is willing to reveal it to My own, assuming such a thing really exists.

"Well, it's not convenient to talk about it now. I'll explain it to you in detail later when I have time. Let's find an opportunity. Well, that's it for now. If there is anything else, let's meet and talk later. The call is over."

Of course it is impossible for Malashenko to tell Comrade Political Commissar the truth, because there is really no way to tell! You can't say, "Brother, I'm actually not a Maozi. I'm a turtle. Even this body was taken from me after time travel. As a person from the future, isn't it reasonable to know about Auschwitz?" Don't let the political commissar comrades think that there is something wrong with your head. How will the materialistic political commissar comrades believe what you say? Dogs don’t believe it!

As for how to explain to the political commissar comrades in the future, let's think about it later. Anyway, let's make do with it now, and we don't have time to think about it so much.

After ending the call with the political commissar and putting down the radio, it was obvious what Malashenko had to deal with next: those fascist murderers who were helpless.

As I said before, Comrade Ma doesn't have much time to linger here. Konev's inquiry telegram may not arrive at any time, and there may be urgent combat tasks waiting for the leader to complete it urgently. .

Therefore, we have to deal with these fascist murderers as soon as possible. Malashenko does not want to leave this opportunity to others. As the leader of the liberators of Auschwitz, all the commanders and fighters are screaming, not to punish these people with their own hands. A perverted fascist murderer will definitely leave behind lifelong regrets.

"How is the situation? How many have been caught in total? Have you calculated the statistics?"

The person who was called by Malashenko to inquire about the situation was Varosha. Since he became the new brigade commander of the synthetic brigade, this macho man has followed Malashenko to fight his way out of the bloody sea of ​​​​stalingrad. , I have been very busy. The difficulty of leading a combined brigade has increased exponentially compared to leading an infantry regiment.

These days, Varosha is directing operations during the day and honing his command skills at night. From time to time, he has to take a notebook to Malashenko and Petrov, the political commissar. These "big guys" in his mind do homework and take notes all night , in order to be able to combine actual combat, find deficiencies and correct them, and improve one's command skills as soon as possible to be better qualified for the position of brigade commander.

As for the price, of course, our brigade commander's eyes have turned into panda eyes. He hasn't had much sleep for several days and his whole body is exhausted. He looks like a Taoist friend who is about to ascend.

Malashenko, who couldn't help but look at such a miserable face, decided to speak again and add something before Varosha could answer.

"You have to pay attention to rest. The prerequisite for being a good leader is that you have the foundation to continue leading. The body is the capital of the revolution. How can you lead the troops if your body is broken?"

"Look at what you look like now, it's as if you're about to be hollowed out! What do the comrades below think when they see you like this? You are not allowed to talk to me and Comrade Political Commissar for three days, nor are you allowed to find anyone to work overtime at night to make up lessons. "If necessary, give me some rest and sleep. This is an order, and what I need is someone who can carry out the order. Do you understand?"