,

spn Chapter 441 The decisive battle in Moscow (1)

Zhang Shusheng’s office on the third day of the Allied air strikes on facilities and research institutes related to the German nuclear program.

Zhang Shusheng looked through the intelligence from the past two days and found that most of it was about Allied air strikes on facilities and research units related to the German nuclear program.

The Allies deliberately planned to attack German factories, facilities and research centers at night, but instead encountered the Germans' sophisticated night combat air force, causing heavy losses on both sides.

Of the nearly 300 Allied fighter planes, only more than 70 were able to take advantage of the night to recover London. In addition to most of the others being shot down by German night combat aircraft and anti-aircraft fire, some were separated from the main fleet and lacked the ability to survive alone at night.

"Color" was capable of medium and long-distance navigation and flight, and eventually crash-landed in many places in Europe and became a prisoner of the German army.[

The fighter squadron dispatched by Zhang Shusheng successfully completed the mission of complete destruction. In this way, it not only completely destroyed the German nuclear facilities, seriously delayed the nuclear plan, but also made the hatred between the Allies and the Nazis even greater.

It instigated the Allies and the Germans in a moderate way, destroyed the German nuclear program, and placed the blame on the Allies.

The Allies hated Hitler's plan to nuclear attack London, and Hitler hated the Allies even more for destroying their own nuclear program at a critical moment. If not for such an accident, Germany would probably have conducted a nuclear test at the end of 1947 or 1948 at the latest.

If he tightens his grip, he may even be sure to use nuclear weapons as the greatest means to end World War II.

Everything is empty now.

"...At dawn, Hitler, who received the bad news, was furious and immediately ordered the launch of more than 300 V1 and V2 missiles towards London. Before that, the Germans launched missiles towards Britain.

There were only 1,000 missiles in total. This kind of missile with very poor accuracy and extremely low accuracy was very effective in bombing London. Hitler ordered the use of more than 300 missiles at one time, which is enough to show his anger.

...Early in the morning, London citizens had just walked out of their homes and were about to go to the government relief point to receive bread, but they found groups of guides falling from the sky. Although these guides were not very powerful, they were Germans.

In addition to aircraft, the most effective weapon that can directly attack the British mainland...

...That day, all major hospitals in London were full, and some field hospitals were also full of wounded. The Germans were very lucky this time, and probably caused thousands of casualties..."

Looking at these important European events recorded in the intelligence, Zhang Shusheng couldn't help but nodded. That's how it should be. The more brutal the fight, the better, and the higher the hatred value, the better. The internal strife of the white race and their extreme mutual hatred will have a negative impact on the future division of the Chinese nation.

Ruling them was of great help. Just as between East Germany and West Germany in later generations, the Ming Dynasty

They are obviously the same country, but because of the different backers, they have been feuding for decades. What Zhang Shusheng has to do is just to amplify the internal strife and hatred among the white people. This is the case in Europe. The entire white race, non-yellow race,

It is all necessary to treat them differently, compete with each other, and transfer the conflicts that will be ruled in the future.

From the intelligence point of view, Hitler not only ordered the missile bombing of London, but also convened a high-level military meeting in the base camp again, deciding to concentrate all efforts on annihilating the Allied forces in the European battlefield.

As many as ten armies were once again decided to be mobilized to the coastal area of ​​​​the Netherlands, because the main strength of the Allied forces was concentrated there. Two of the ten German armies were armored armies, and Guderian happened to be a very good at it.

Regarding armored warfare, if Zhang Shusheng guessed correctly, Hitler should have wanted to divide and encircle the Allied forces by concentrating the use of armored forces, or at least achieve the purpose of revenge.

However, unlike the empire's armored forces, which are invincible, the empire's armored forces have air cover that takes the initiative, and the firepower configuration of the armored forces is also very fierce. Anti-aircraft tanks have become standard equipment, which can largely deter those diving attack aircraft or

Ground attack aircraft occasionally slip through the cracks.

"Let's put aside the matters in Europe for now, but we need to pay close attention to the matters in Moscow."

Zhang Shusheng said to himself, picked up the phone and asked Mao Yun to notify Luo Feng and others to come over first, and then continued to read recent military intelligence documents.

In Southeast Asia, apart from Indonesia, there were occasional wars. Hundreds of thousands of Japanese troops were trapped in the mountains, living a savage life, slowly dying of illness and starvation. Corresponding plans for attack and suppression were also being formulated. However, this time

A new force adapted from the Indonesian resistance army with more combat effectiveness was added to the attack and suppression.

This resistance force, which has been secretly supported by the empire for many years, has expanded relatively quickly. It can drill into mountains and fight battles. It is still quite powerful. Although its size of tens of thousands is not comparable to that of the Japanese army, it has weapons and "medicine" in its hands and is concentrated.

The Japanese army can still attack an area. Although the casualties are relatively high, the most important thing in Indonesia today is people. There are really too many people waiting to join the army and eat.

According to the practice of the imperial Indonesian administration, the Indonesian regional garrison is affiliated with Hanzhong Province. In the future, Indonesia and Hanzhong Province will form a larger Hanzhong Province instead of being merged into the administrative establishment of the Southeast Asian provinces.

The Indonesian garrison is expected to maintain a size of about 1 million. However, these troops with very low numbers cannot escape the role of cannon fodder. Some of them will be sent to the Soviet Union, Central Asia, and even India in the future.

Areas, serving as subordinate units of the empire's regular troops, some will go to the forefront of the battlefield and withstand the test of iron and fire.

Correspondingly, the Indonesian garrison is not composed of Indonesians. In addition to an elite local army of the empire, there are also troops from Southeast Asian provinces, Soviets, and even Koreans. This is also in line with the exchange of ideas.

』For the principle of garrisoning, indigenous people can be officers, and indigenous people also have the opportunity to be administrative officials, but they are not going to the empire, nor their own hometowns, but to other newly added territories at will, cooperating with the empire's native officials, and managing

New ethnic groups added.

At present, the Southeast Asian provinces are very stable, and there are no problems with the newly occupied Soviet territory. After all, the population is too thin. There are some problems in North Korea, but they are not problems that affect the overall situation. At present, the huge territory of the entire empire is under the influence of many imperial politics.

Under the management of "elites", with both kindness and power, it is still in good order.[

Of course, this corresponds to the further start of the Great Immigration Plan, the statistics and distribution of land and houses. In addition, a large amount of resources are continuously transported back to the mainland, and locally produced materials are continuously transported to these new areas.

.

"Chairman, Minister Luo is here."

Luo Feng came first, and Zhang Shusheng didn't say much to him. He just asked him to keep an eye on things in Europe, especially the situation in Moscow.

"Chen Jun's progress on the Moscow battlefield is going very smoothly. It is expected that the general offensive will be launched within half a month. All preparations are almost complete." Zhang Shusheng looked at Luo Feng and saw that his expression was moved.

Knowing that he might have guessed what he was going to say, he continued, "The matter of instigating rebellion and persuading surrender can be implemented. It would be best if we can persuade some Soviet generals to surrender. If not, then wake up our chess pieces, instigate rebellion at the critical moment, and defeat the Soviet Union in one fell swoop.

.”

In the eyes of Zhang Shusheng, the Soviet Union should belong to China all the way to Poland. This would not be brought to the negotiating table, nor would it become a bargaining chip in the armistice negotiations of World War II.

Now that Germany has more people than strength, it was the imperial army that conquered Moscow in one fell swoop, taking almost the entire Soviet Union into its hands except for the areas jointly controlled by the Soviet Union and the Allies in the northwest.

"Yes, Chairman. However, the most important operations of instigating rebellion and forced landing will definitely require the support of the military." Luo Feng said pointedly.

"Well, I have already telegraphed Chen Jun and he will cooperate. You just need to do the corresponding work with Chief of General Staff Chiang Kai-shek." Zhang Shusheng said.

"Yes, Chairman."

The two talked about some more things, and then Jiang Baili came. Zhang Shusheng briefly talked about the follow-up matters about instigating the Soviet generals to subvert the Soviet regime. Jiang Baili, as a senior military official, naturally knew about this plan of the Special Intelligence Department.

"Now the expeditionary force commanded by Chen Jun has approached to a place only 190 kilometers away from Moscow. The Soviet army has set up a heavily defended line of defense there, and the defensive operations are commanded by the famous Soviet general Timoshenko.

The two sides fought several times without making any moves. Chen Jun took some advantage, but Timoshenko was not defeated. Chen Jun relied on the air force and various equipment that continued to arrive at the front line from the rear, as well as elite troops.

The Imperial Army does not have a numerical advantage. After two or three months of preparation, Chen Jun has about 700,000 troops, but among them are two armored army units.

The situation in Timoshenko was also very bad. Although Stalin and the Allies were constantly aware of the huge threat from us, and equipment and supplies were constantly being shipped from the Arctic Ocean, the combat effectiveness of the Soviet army not only did not improve, but also declined significantly.

"

Jiang Baili briefly talked about the situation in the Moscow Theater of the Soviet Union.

"War-weary, the Soviet army is not made of iron. It becomes a soldier after putting down the hoe. It is a temporary army formed by a group of farmers and workers. They don't even need to train. They all train automatically on the battlefield. Huge casualties and a severe shortage of supplies will always be there.

The non-stop fighting, air strikes, and artillery bombardments were all the reasons that destroyed the Soviet officers and soldiers. The lack of hope of victory should be the root cause of the decline in the momentum and combat effectiveness of the entire Soviet army."

Zhang Shusheng said with emotion that when the Soviets fought such a war, it cannot be said that the Soviets did not try their best. On the contrary, the Soviets also unleashed huge combat effectiveness and maximized their war potential.

It can be said that although Stalin had many problems, at least he was still a staunch resistance faction.

Of course, as the situation changed, the Allied forces gradually returned to Northern Europe and the northwest of the Soviet Union. After the arrival of supplies, air force, and ground forces, the Soviets discovered that the war no longer obeyed them.

"It's hard to get off the donkey. Stalin couldn't stop the war even if he wanted to. Our new round of offensive is about to begin. The Germans will not retreat even one step. The Allied forces are deepening step by step. Although the remaining territory of the Soviet Union adds up to

It is larger than several German states, but its war potential is almost non-existent. Stalin has gradually become a pawn and cannon fodder of the Allied forces from a strong leader of the red regime."

Jiang Baili lamented that the Soviet Union was too vast, with vast resources and sparsely populated areas. Not only was China concerned about it, but the Germans were also concerned about it. However, the war potential it had shown earlier was still so huge that China and Germany unanimously chose to divide it.

Zhang Shusheng nodded when he heard this, but he was thinking about the empire's layout in the Moscow War Zone, and this was destined to be one of the last major battles of World War II. As long as he made up his mind, he could help the Germans 'solve' the last Soviet Union.

Hitler, who had concentrated his forces, might have driven the Allied forces into the sea to feed the fish.

Therefore, for the final battle against the Soviet Union, his layout should be very sufficient, that is, to capture the Soviet Union in one fell swoop. After capturing the Soviet Union, many unoccupied places in India and Central Asia will naturally be occupied by the Chinese army.

take over.[

The plan will use a total of 1.5 million elite expeditionary forces, coupled with two powerful armored armies and nearly 40 air force divisions. Chen Jun's mission is to tear through the east with smaller casualties and faster speed.

The defense line on the Moscow battlefield, attacking Moscow, eventually led to the complete destruction of the Soviet Union.

"Hitler must be convinced about contacting the Germans. However, Hitler, who was furious and saw the hope of completely annihilating the Soviet Union, would not let the Soviets safely withdraw from Moscow. Now the power of the Soviet Union is concentrated in 90

In the Moscow theater, the Germans only need to concentrate their superior forces to cut off their retreat. Under our combined attack, the Soviets will be doomed to failure."

Zhang Shusheng emphasized that it was always easier to contact the Germans. Hitler never worried that the conditions offered by the Chinese were too high. What he feared most was that the Chinese would not relent.

"Yes, Chairman."

…

Throughout late March, on the more than 3,000-kilometer road from Xinjiang to the hinterland of the Soviet Union, there were continuous convoys and a series of airships in the sky that looked like spaceships flying westward.

After more than two months of arduous preparations, Chinese troops from Beihai Province (Siberia), Khokqubing Province (Central Asia) and Xinjiang were continuously transported to the direction of the expeditionary force.

Tank divisions, relying on their excellent quality, traveled thousands of miles to reach the front line. Fighters and bombers flew to Ukraine in regiments and divisions, flying to outside the Moscow theater. Large transport aircraft, medium and long-range transport aircraft, strategic

Transport planes come and go day and night.

This is a long road. If it were not for the existence of the numerous Chang'e strategic airships, troop mobilization and material supplies would take at least twice as long to complete.

While internal reforms and reorganization are in full swing, external military forces have been consolidated into a ball and are about to smash towards the Soviet Union's final summit.

On April 5, 1947, the former Soviet city of Sarov, a small city, was occupied after the arrival of the Chinese army and became the location of the expeditionary force headquarters.

"salute!!"

In the hidden underground combat conference room of the headquarters, a group of senior officers stood up. Outside, the commander of the expeditionary force, General Chen Jun, walked in.
Chapter completed!