Imperial Overlord

Enter "Boom! Boom!" When the main guns of the Tirpitz battleship also joined the carnival, Leningrad can almost be described as a ruin.

The advance of the German army made German mine clearance operations in the Gulf of Finland very concealed.

This is also the main reason why the Soviet army did not realize it until the German battleships appeared in the open sea.

Who would have thought that the German navy, which had only two battleships before the war, could now concentrate such a huge force as four battleships in the Baltic Sea?

A huge explosion echoed in the sky, another building slowly collapsed after the explosion, and the smoke and dust filled the surrounding streets.

More than an hour later, after being baptized by more than 200 heavy artillery shells, Leningrad finally returned to peace.

From time to time, the sound of explosions came from the city, and it was no longer the sound of shells exploding.

The building is burning, and the sound of some things breaking out is enough to make people tremble.

People came out of the underground bunkers and some corners, looking at their hometown beyond recognition, cries and sighs of despair, beating everyone's heart.

The man with the handbag saw that his building was still there, panted and leaned against the side of the road, watching the crying men and women running by in front of him.

"Help! Someone is buried under the ruins!" A woman in a scarf ran over, pointing to the smoking ruins in the distance, and prayed loudly.

"I... I have to go home and see my son and daughter, and then I'll go and help, really!" The man broke free from the woman's pull and ran to his apartment.

Pushing open the door, he did not see his wife and children, apparently they had already left. He went to the place where the money was hidden, but he didn't find the banknotes either.

It seemed that his wife had already taken his son and daughter to hide. He was relieved, and left the briefcase at the door, found a pen and paper to write down where he was going, and left it on the table.

Then he went out and locked the door, walked down the stairs, and walked to the ruins in the distance. He promised to help, and naturally he had to fulfill his promise.

"Has the shelling stopped? Has the shelling stopped?" On the street, a delirious man grabbed passers-by and asked this question repeatedly.

Some soldiers were running around with weapons, not knowing what they were doing. Because the shelling did stop, rescue work began immediately.

It was getting dark, and in this case, the Germans were also afraid that something would go wrong with their warships, so they retreated from the battle.

After all, although the battleship received the British, it was also an important weapon and equipment of the navy and could not be easily lost.

In this case, the German Navy could be ten thousand times more conservative than the Air Force and the Army. Because they are really poor, and they really don't want to go back to before liberation.

After dark, the protection of the air force will be lost, and it is easy for the Soviets to take advantage of the loopholes, so they simply retreat and leave, ending the attack.

"Maybe they were driven away..." a woman guessed while looking at the burning and smoking city in the distance.

"Yes, maybe they left by themselves." After the man who passed by said this, he hurriedly passed by.

He walked to the ruins and saw people who had lost their homes, using clumsy methods to dig out the bodies of their relatives and friends from under the ruins.

"Are there any tools? Are there tools? Find tools like a shovel! A shovel or something!"

Two soldiers came over and started to help with their weapons on their backs: "Don't count on shovels, all the stocks have been transferred to the front line."

Not only shovels, but in fact most of the tools were either looted back to Moscow or sent to the front line for use.

After all, the front line has to dig a fortified line, and it is excusable to use a lot of tools. As for whether it is more lost or used, no one knows.

A group of people moved rocks in a hurry, and the efficiency was quite low. By the time they saw the corpse beneath the ruins, the blood had dried up.

The relatives of the deceased knelt beside the corpse and wept, while the rest continued to labor: there were still corpses waiting to be found, and they were trying to find them as much as possible.

Now this is not the front line, so the body has to be found and handed over to relatives to deal with. When this place becomes the front line, no one will have the heart to search for bodies.

At that time, corpses were everywhere, and it was impossible to deal with them. The living are not as good as the dead, let alone wasting their energy on the corpse.

"Civilians should be let out of here... The Germans will come back! When the shelling comes again, we will lose more people." The man looked at the soldiers carrying stones beside him, as if he had found a savior.

"No one is innocent, and there are no civilians." The soldier glanced at the man and said helplessly.

Another soldier dropped the stone in his hand, sighed and said, "Stalin issued an order that everyone should take up arms and fight to the end for their homeland."

"Women have children..." After the man heard the news, he felt someone strangle his neck. His breathing became difficult, but he still wanted a way out for his family.

"Women and children are within range, everyone has to fight, and there are no innocent people." The soldier shook his head, not daring to look at the man's desperate eyes~www.wuxiaspot.com~ Stalin's order? It was Stalin's order again. What happened to this country? Is it necessary to let children and women be buried in order to continue?

The generals didn't know how to win the war, and the leaders of the country were hiding in Moscow and didn't even have the courage to come out and take a look.

Even so, they dared to stand up and give orders such as ordering women and children to go to the front lines to die.

The man dropped the brick in his hand, found a larger fragment of the wall, and sat on it: "Children are innocent, women shouldn't be on the battlefield."

"Marshal Voroshilov has just issued an order that women, children and the elderly must go to the front line. They don't need to participate in battles, but they must dig trenches and help build fortifications." Seeing the man's desperate appearance, a soldier enlightened him. .

Another soldier also spoke comfortably: "They don't have to actually go to the battlefield, and we don't have enough weapons to arm these civilians."

Hearing the good news in misfortune, the man recovered somewhat. He was still sitting on the ruins with a worried look on his face.