Imperial Overlord

Stalingrad, in the city hall, Stalin was listening to reports from all sides with a livid face. X23US. COM updates fastest

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Anyway, since the beginning of the Soviet-German war, Stalin's face hasn't looked good for a few days.

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His subordinates were also accustomed to Stalin's stern face, accustomed to his roaring and accustomed to his anger.

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The news of the German occupation of Moscow is one of the most irritating news for Stalin recently. There are many other news that annoyed him. There are too many such news.

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"What are those nasty **** in Chelyabinsk doing? What are they trying to do?" After hearing a message, Stalin slapped the table angrily.

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The news came from Chelyabinsk. I heard that several high-ranking government officials there saved a batch of arms and formed two divisions privately.

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These troops were originally intended by Stalin to be transported to the vicinity of Stalingrad, where the defense line was deployed.

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But the Chelyabinsk side has used various excuses to delay, and until now the two divisions have not been transferred to Stalingrad.

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Stalin, who was in Stalingrad, did not have the kind of appeal that he had when he was in Moscow.

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After all, although the German army was victorious at that time, it did not have such a big advantage as it is today. The shadow of Stalin's purges left the Soviet Union, but with the collapse of the war, it became weaker and weaker.

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Stalin hated what happened in Chelyabinsk. After Beria went to Chelyabinsk, it seemed that he also sent back news that the situation there was out of control.

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Stalin could not imagine what the chaos would look like. If he does not go back with the army, he is not sure that he can really regain control of the Soviet Union as a whole.

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In addition to the many factories near Chelyabinsk, the troops in Gorky and other places have also been disorganized.

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A series of questions made Stalin grit his teeth with hatred, but he had no good way to ask them.

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"Maybe it's really because the army's weapons and equipment are not in place?" The secretary comforted Stalin in a low voice.

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"Look at the latest report! Look at the data above! The production of t-34 tanks has dropped by 30%! When I told them to increase production of t-34 as soon as possible, they even dropped production by 30%. Thirty!" Stalin angrily pointed to the documents on the table and said through gritted teeth.

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The original t-26 tank has been discontinued, and now the Soviet Union only produces one type of tank, the t-34, so of course it should be in a state of increased production.

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In addition, the production of the t-34 tank is also very simple, and even the tractor factory can produce it. Under the condition that the rear organization and scheduling are getting better and better, the output should be higher.

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After all, there are many factories that have been evacuated from Kyiv and other cities, many of which have ended long relocations and relocations, and are rooted in safe industrial areas in the Ural Mountains.

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There is oil from the Caucasus here, as well as sufficient iron ore, which can continuously produce tanks and fighter jets.

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However, with the exception of the Stalingrad tank factory where the production of t-34 tanks is increasing, the news reported by the rest of the factories is that the output has decreased.

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As long as you're not an idiot, you know that every place is trying to intercept some tanks and equip the surrounding troops, and it's hard for people to obey orders with unified deployment.

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Because Stalin's orders did make some local government officials and army commanders feel chills.

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The tanks produced were all transferred to the direction of Ukraine, so that Gorky and other regions could not get the corresponding weapons and equipment at all.

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As a result, it bottomed out, and all places began to try their best to save some weapons and equipment, leaving them for the nearby Soviet troops who could rely on them.

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Including *** submachine guns, including dp-28 light machine guns, including t-34 tanks, and some Lagers, MiGs, and Yak fighters.

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"The great leader, Comrade Stalin, just got the news that 50,000 combat troops were dispatched from the Far East, but only 30,000 troops were dispatched from the Far East!" The officer in charge of delivering the news had to tell the bad news again.

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It's been bad news lately, and he has no choice. If he can choose, he is more willing to do some other work, even if he is downgraded by two ranks, it doesn't matter!

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In the Far East, the Emperor Tiangao is far away. When they dispatched troops to reinforce Moscow, they gave a discount to the reinforcements.

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Now, even the troops that Stalin personally asked for, the commanders in the Far East, only gave 60% of their face.

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Hearing this news, Stalin was still agitated. He didn't have a very good solution, and the people who went to the Far East and asked if they were obedient.

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Because even Chelyabinsk has now begun to act in favor of yin and yin, and even his confidant Beria, he feels a little untrustworthy.

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Another reason why Stalin didn't get angry was that he knew that he couldn't draw more troops in the Far East.

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Japan is eager to move in the Asian region. If the Soviet Union really fell into the ground and attacked the Far East when the Soviet Union was at its most critical, then the Soviet Union would be even more passive.

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Therefore, in order not to irritate Japan and prevent Japan from feeling that it has an opportunity, it is necessary to maintain a certain number of troops in the Far East.

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It is precisely because of this that Stalin has always been more tolerant towards the Far East. He was quite satisfied with his attitude that the other party could deploy 30,000 troops.

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The only thing that made him uneasy was the Kursk region that was fighting hard. If the Germans occupied Kursk, then Kharkov would be in danger.

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"Are Zhukov and Vatutin an advantage or a disadvantage?" Without commenting on the fact that the reinforcements in the Far East were discounted, Stalin turned to ask about the Battle of Kursk.

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The secretary didn't know much~www.wuxiaspot.com~ He could only look at the officer who reported to Stalin. Anyway, the officer knew more, so he quickly replied: "Comrade Stalin, the great leader, there is no winner yet."

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"Comrade Zhukov is indeed the talent you fancy! He has withstood the German army going south, and he is still invincible until now!" The secretary quickly flattered and complimented: "Comrade great leader, your vision is really great. That's it!"

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Speaking of this, Stalin's face looked a little better. After all, he was really proud of the discovery of Zhukov.

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He nodded and said, "Fulfill Zhukov's requirements as much as possible! As long as he holds his position in Kursk, we can hope to drag the war to 42 years!"

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"As ordered! Comrade Stalin, the great leader!" The secretary quickly agreed: "I will send him a telegram, saying that you fully support him in sticking to Kursk!"

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