Imperial Overlord

"How did the Germans know I'm here?" Stalin frowned and began to ask this pointed question as soon as he came up.

He was not frightened by the German bombers, because it is difficult for a man like him to be frightened by life and death.

For Stalin, he was on the brink of danger every day, and the brutality of political struggle, in the Soviet Union in the 1930s, was absolutely terrifying.

Living in terror every day, the feeling of being afraid is dulled. Stalin was very slow, and he didn't want to look up at the bombers overhead.

The common man breaks down and weeps when he hears the howl of a Stuka dive bomber, but even the most determined fighters shudder to see the sight of more than 100 planes dropping bombs overhead.

But Stalin was not afraid. The moment he saw the German bomber, the first reaction in his mind was that someone betrayed him.

The matter of fleeing from Moscow is itself a top secret, and it is impossible for the Germans to obtain accurate information, nor to obtain an accurate retreat route.

Therefore, the first thing that came to Stalin's mind was that someone revealed that his news was more dangerous to him than the German air raids, very, very dangerous.

"The great leader Comrade Stalin promised that the Germans did not deliberately target us, and this action does not seem to be deliberately targeting us." Vatutin explained.

As a Soviet officer, he didn't want things to be complicated, so he subconsciously resisted believing that someone betrayed him.

After all, if someone betrays Stalin, things get complicated. Stalin wanted to fault many people, including many innocent people.

Another major purge will begin immediately, and the Soviet Union, which is suffering from internal and external troubles, will definitely collapse in this purge, and even lose the war.

And losing this war is not as simple as signing a peace agreement, paying indemnity and spitting out some of the captured territory.

This time, the Third Reich wants all the best of the Soviet Union, including all the territories on the western side of the Ural Mountains, including Moscow!

Because of this, Vatutin didn't dare to let Stalin find a chance to get angry, and explained: "If our whereabouts are exposed, then it will not be 100 aircraft attacking here."

Stalin was just worried that his position was threatened by some conspiracy usurper. Hearing this reasonable explanation, he closed his mouth and began to think.

At this moment, he is a bit frightened. Leaving Moscow makes him fear in his bones that his power will be taken away by others.

"Maybe they just detected our retreating troops, so they came to attack." Vatutin has to say that he is still very talented, and the conclusion of the analysis is almost the truth.

Unfortunately, sometimes the facts cannot convince the suspicious parties. Although Stalin believed Vatutin's explanation, he was even more reluctant to go to Chelyabinsk.

From the bottom of his heart, Stalin was reluctant to go to Chelyabinsk, a place that seemed to represent his failure and decline.

So he strengthened his belief in going to Stalingrad: "I want to leave immediately, go to Stalingrad! Go to Stalingrad! I don't like going to Chelyabinsk! I don't like it!"

No matter where you go, Vladimir is a place where you can't stay. If the Germans bombed again in the afternoon, Vatutin could not guarantee that Stalin would hang all the dignitaries in Chelyabinsk.

One bombing can also be used as an excuse such as coincidence. If it is two, then Stalin will definitely doubt whether he is really betrayed.

"Of course, we should get out of here!" Vatutin nodded and said to Stalin: "I'm already sorting out the troops. As long as there is no trouble, we can leave at noon!"

After all, this is not a trip of several people, just pick up the schoolbag and leave.] The team has to eat, assemble the team and check the damage, and can only be mobilized after all are ready.

"Leave right away and leave the deputy, as my military advisor, leave with my escort!" Stalin was even more reluctant to wait here, so he said.

Looking at Vatutin's body of dust and dangling arms, Stalin was more willing to regard him as his confidant.

The general who was wounded in the battle of Yichen seemed to be more loyal. The tragic image of Vatutin really left a deep impression on Stalin.

Becoming a confidant of Stalin is definitely good news for Vatutin. He hurriedly raised his chin and persuaded Stalin: "If we don't bring guard divisions, we will be insufficient in strength, and security problems will easily arise."

"Then you can find a way to not only ensure my safety, but also to leave immediately!" Stalin stared at Vatutin~www.wuxiaspot.com~ and gave his exam questions.

After all, a confidant is one thing, and a confidant who can sit on the ground is another level of candidate. Stalin wanted a confidant, and he wanted a confidant who could do things.

Vatutin thought for a while, and then gave his own answer: "Then we will take the soldiers who are willing to follow us and leave immediately, and those who remain can be used as suspect soldiers to confuse the enemy's judgment!"

Hearing this answer, Stalin felt that it was very standard, and he did not want to follow a group of politicians and officials to move slowly. This is not a good ulcer.

"Let them continue on the original route by train, to Chelyabinsk! Let's go to Stalingrad!" Stalin decided.

"Then I'll go out, first organize a regiment, cover your escort, and leave together!" Vatutin made up his mind, and immediately wanted to turn around and go out to prepare.

The whole of Vladimir is busy, and the train station has been greeted by Stuka dive bombers, so now it is the worst place.

The armored train was hit by a bomb and was paralyzed on the rails. One section of the carriage was even upside down, looking very embarrassed.

The soldiers of the anti-aircraft artillery unit suffered heavy casualties, and there were craters and soldiers' bodies on both sides of the railroad tracks. There was smoke everywhere, and the railroad here was completely paralyzed.

The carpet bombing was mainly concentrated in the west of the city, where there were few complete buildings. The first large-scale German attack here obviously left a deep impression on everyone.

It was still chaotic outside, and when Vatujing went out, he felt that his luck was coming, and he was about to flourish. Squinting he looked up at the sky, which was covered in black smoke and the sun was barely visible.

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