Transmigrated as the Crown Prince

Stalin asked about the situation of the German troops in the rear who were destroying the railway.

When he learned that these German troops had not been wiped out, he suddenly became furious. "Let the local garrison commander report to the military court himself!!" These useless bastards have not been able to wipe out those damn Germans until now, resulting in railway transportation being blocked. Damn it!

At this moment, the secretary with a pale face ran in in a panic and shouted. "Comrade Stalin, Comrade Stalin, I received a call from the Air Force Command of the Moscow Military District. Something happened to Comrade Vasily!"

"!!" Everyone in the conference room was suddenly shocked. They all knew that the Vasily mentioned by the secretary was none other than Vasily Dzhugashvili, the youngest son of Comrade Stalin.

What happened to him that made the secretary so panicked? !

Starlin seemed to have a premonition of something bad happening. He stood up suddenly and asked hurriedly. "What happened?!"

The secretary looked sad and replied with tears. "Just now, when Comrade Vasily was test-flying an American P-47 fighter jet, the fighter plane exploded in the air. Comrade Vasily was unable to escape..."

Vasily Dzhugashvili was born in the Kremlin on March 21, 1921. (There are many rumors about his life experience. Some say that he was born in 1917 in the Turukhansk Territory (where Stalin was once exiled) in the home of a female teacher, and was later brought to Moscow from Irkutsk. Stalin Consider him his son. Another theory is that Vasily is the son of the famous revolutionary Algema. After Algema was killed in a car accident, Stalin adopted Vasily as his adopted son.)

Compared with the lonely childhood of his eldest brother Yakov, he was pretty good. At least he grew up with his parents, and Stalin's attitude towards Vasily was more kind.

However, as the head of state, Stalin did not have time to educate his son. As he himself said: "I must care about 500 million citizens." The task of educating children fell on Vasily's mother alone.

Therefore, Vasily was extremely emotionally dependent on his mother, but when Vasily was 12 years old, his mother Nadezhda committed suicide. After that, Vasily became a "problem boy". He could never concentrate on his studies and his academic performance was very poor. Stalin once wrote in a letter to his tutor: "Please be as strict as possible with Vasily. Don't be afraid of that willful boy threatening you with mistakes and blackmail, or even being afraid of him threatening you with suicide."

Afterwards, he was admitted to the Kacha Aviation Military School, and went to the Ukrainian Fighter Aviation Academy and the Lipesk Aviation Group Commander's Course for further studies for a period of time, and was assigned to serve as a flight technical instructor at the Air Force General Administration.

After the Soviet-German war broke out, Vasily insisted on going to the battlefield, but the military department did not dare to accept his invitation hastily and had to report it to Stalin. At this time, Stalin's eldest son Yakov had been sent to the front, but he still approved his second son's request. Vasily was transferred to the 32nd Guards Aviation Regiment of the Moscow Military District and was appointed assistant to the captain of the Air Force Fighter Aviation Group.

Just half an hour ago, their brigade was test-flying the P-47 fighter jets that had just received support from the United States. Not long after Vasily took off, the fighter jet exploded in the air.

Stalin's vision went dark and he fell straight down.

"Comrade Stalin!" Zhukov on the side quickly grabbed him and shouted. "Quick, call the doctor!"

Soon, Stalin's personal doctor hurried over and examined Stalin. "Comrade Stalin suffered a temporary coma due to overwork and sadness. Although it's nothing serious, he needs to rest for a while." After that, he asked the guards to carry Stalin back to the bedroom.

Everyone left in the conference room looked at each other, no one expected such a thing to happen. Comrade Stalin's eldest son was captured and rebelled, and Comrade Stalin had severed the father-son relationship with him; and now his younger son has also died. What a disaster!

After a moment of silence, Molotov spoke. "The other fighter planes are fine, but why did the fighter plane piloted by Comrade Vasily have an accident? I don't think this is an ordinary mechanical accident." Although he did not know about Stalin's action of sending people to assassinate Yanik, he felt vaguely in his heart This matter has nothing to do with Germany; perhaps His Highness Yannick sent someone to do it. But of course it was impossible for him to speak his mind and point the finger at the Americans. "Could this be a secret move by the Americans? After all, Americans have always been worried about the death of their Secretary of State Hull."

After listening to his words, some people nodded in agreement with his conjecture, while others were thinking thoughtfully. Although the Soviet government issued a notice at that time saying that US Secretary of State Cordell Hull intended to assassinate Stalin, everyone here was not an idiot and naturally would not believe such a statement. Even though the few people present at the time spoke very tightly and didn't reveal anything, everyone guessed it.

"Comrade Beria, what do you think?"

"..." Beria felt that this might be a retaliatory action by the Germans, but he had no direct evidence. And it was impossible for him to tell the story of the failed assassination attempt on Yakov. "It is also possible that the Germans did it. Of course, the Americans cannot rule out suspicion. This requires investigation before we can draw a conclusion. I will go over and have a look now." After that, he stood up and left the conference room.

Eisenhower did not attend this meeting, but he soon learned the shocking news that the P-47 piloted by Stalin's youngest son exploded in the air.

"God, how could this happen?!" Eisenhower was really panicked. Would Stalin vent his anger at the loss of his beloved son on these people?

He had no idea for a moment and could only report the matter to the country.

The top American officials who received the telegram were also speechless for a while. It is not uncommon for fighter planes to malfunction. No one can guarantee 100% safety, but why was it that Stalin's youngest son was killed? ! "Stalin won't doubt us, will he?"

"That shouldn't happen, right? Even with the German troops approaching, Stalin will turn against us? Unless he's crazy."

"His eldest son completely betrayed him, and now the other son is also dead. It's embarrassing even if he's not crazy."

"If he really goes crazy, who will take over from him?"

"Based on seniority, it should be Molotov. Of course, the possibility of political struggle at the top of the Soviet Union is not ruled out."

"Never mind who takes over, what if Stalin really wants to attack our soldiers?" The number of soldiers sent to the Soviet Union has reached 700,000, of which more than 500,000 were killed in battle and captured. .