Chapter 2061 Kill one to serve as a warning to others
"Huh? Did the Polish ghost hit someone?"
It seems that it sounds a bit unexpected, but Malashenko's accident does not seem that "serious", just like "it can be unexpected but not necessary."
"You don't look surprised?"
There is no need to hide in front of your brothers, just say what you have to say. Lavrinenko was like this in the past, and it is naturally the same today.
Lavrinenko was indeed right. Malashenko was really not overly surprised by this, let alone surprised. As for the reason, it is quite simple.
When it comes to the ability to commit suicide, the Polish ghost is absolutely invincible across the entire European continent.
Not to mention the European Continental War period a hundred years ago, let alone the current World War II period.
Even in the 21st century, the Polish ghost's innate passive skills of seeking death will still remain unchanged, and the level of seeking death has reached a certain level.
Repeatedly jumped on ***’s face, invited the Emperor of Sichuan to send imperial troops to deter Maozi, and in his free time, he also liked to provoke both sides of the Russian-German Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline project, and he did not forget to put a lump in the face of Germany:
It's not very harmful but extremely insulting.
Any country on the European continent that has a good reputation and a certain reputation will basically offend you all over the world, and none more so than the Europa version of Kazuo. This is the real current situation of Dabobo in the 21st century.
Even after 70 or 80 years, they have not changed their ways. As a future traveler, Malashenko naturally knows what kind of shit the current Polish ghosts are: If these people don't commit suicide for a day, they are really powerful.
Brother, I can’t drink vigorously - I feel uncomfortable all over.
As for how to deal with Lavrinenko's question, Malashenko thinks this problem is very simple.
"Inform the troops at the front and authorize the use of lethal force. Next time something like this happens, the commander will decide whether it is necessary to open fire. It's okay to kill one or two Polish guys, but don't tell me that you were killed by Polish guys.
I’m going to beat you up on the ground. What I’m holding is a real thing, not a fire stick. My leader can’t afford to humiliate this person! Since some people are shameless, let’s help them.”
Sure enough, just as Lavrinenko expected, Malashenko had a bad temper on the battlefield, and Malashenko, who never wanted to suffer, was not only like this to the Germans, but also to the Polish ghosts.
But it’s normal to think about it. In the bridge-capture operation last night, before we had to fight the Germans, we had to fight the Polish ghosts who came over to do bad things, resulting in dozens of casualties.
It would be outrageous to say that Malashenko could be angry with the Polish ghost under such circumstances.
I came to your door and told you that your house will be temporarily requisitioned. Please stay with your relatives or friends and neighbors for a few days. In Malashenko's opinion, this is enough to give face to those Polish ghosts.
. If it were the Germans who came here, they would just kick in the door, punch and kick the house, and if you disobey, you would be punished. This is absolutely the case.
To be honest, at some point, Malashenko even felt that he, a serious future person, was a little too civilized.
To deal with those shameless people, being civilized and reasonable will not work. The Germans will use brutal and bloody methods to deal with these Polish ghosts. There must be some reasons for this.
Last night it was the resistance organization of the Polish ghosts, and today it was the Polish ghosts civilians in the city during the day.
The two suicide attempts, one after the other, with very short intervals of time, had basically worn away Malashenko's patience.
The Red Army has guns in their hands, but you dare to curse and hit people. What if you don't have a gun in your hands or are forced by military orders not to use guns? Do you still have to kick your nose in the face and go to the house to remove the tiles?
I'm rebelling? I'm going to kill a few Red Army soldiers to show off my power, right?
The more he thought about it, the more he sneered. Malashenko no longer planned to save any more face. It is true that face can be given by others, but after it is given, you have to hold it yourself and not lose it.
Not only did the Polish ghost lose the face he had given him in the past, but he also threw him to the ground hard and stepped on him again, spitting.
If you don't take yourself seriously, then you can't expect others to take you seriously, that's it.
"Has the matter been investigated clearly? It was the Polish ghost who took the initiative to beat us. Is that okay?"
It's not that he doesn't trust Lavrinenko, it's just that Malashenko wants to confirm it one last time as a basis for his next orders.
Obviously, when it comes to reporting to Malashenko, Lavrinenko must have investigated clearly and found out what he said before he dared to say it directly.
If it were the Eight Paths, what kind of decency would that be? Of course it is the same this time.
"The investigation is clear, and the facts are conclusive. The Polish guy who beat me also admitted it, and he even spat at me when he was taken away. His attitude was so bad. I heard from locals in the surrounding streets that the family was two in size.
The sons, a pair of brothers, volunteered to work as dogs for the SS bastards, but they were blown up by our plane yesterday and their bodies were not found. This is probably the reason."
"...What else? There must be more than one family that beats people, right?"
Malashenko continued to ask, and Lavrinenko, who nodded, also spoke in response.
"The reasons are basically the same. Either I work as a dog for the Fascists, or I have extreme hatred for the Soviets, thinking that we are more ferocious and cruel beasts than the Fascists. If we weren't so extreme, we wouldn't dare to hit people or have physical conflicts with us.
, those who were caught are absolute thorns in the side, and we haven’t had time to decide how to deal with them."
When Lavrinenko said this, he was obviously seeking Malashenko's opinions and corresponding orders, so that Malashenko could make a decision.
Malashenko, who could hear what this meant, didn't say any more nonsense. He raised his hand and glanced at the time on the watch. His eyes rolled around in his eye sockets. This was the order that was already on his lips.
Then he blurted out.
"Kill one to serve as a warning to others. If this kind of incident gets off to a bad start, there will be an endless stream of scumbags who dare to attack our Red Army in the future. If they follow their example, it will be useless for you to reason with these scoundrels."
"We will conduct a brief interrogation and find out the biggest problems, those who beat people with their own hands, and the masterminds of the plan. At 12 o'clock in the afternoon, we will take them to a small square on the outskirts of the city and shoot them all! Arrange enough for the scene.
Guard the troops and allow civilians from surrounding neighborhoods to come and visit. I want these Polish ghosts who feel they have a tough neck to know what the consequences will be if they go against the Red Army."