Since the beginning of the distribution of supplies, Malashenko has never thought about equal access to rain and dew and the equality of all living beings. From the beginning, there has been no such thing as everyone receiving a lot of supplies.
Malashenko did not act like a virgin or a good person when he distributed supplies to the Poles. The supplies collected from the Germans who were killed were distributed for a clear purpose: to reduce the unrest in the Warsaw area under his rule.
Violent incidents such as crimes and crimes must be reduced, and the Red Army must be reduced from being blackmailed by Soviet-hating Poles and being attacked in the city. This is the result Malashenko wants.
Reducing violence such as unrest and crime in urban areas can be easily accomplished.
Just give those Poles the minimum rations that can keep them from starving to death.
As long as you don't starve to death and don't push you to a dead end, Malashenko believes that those with any brains will never dare to take risks. Knowing that the Red Army kills people without mercy and has actually done it and spilled blood,
How dare you risk your own life without thinking about it.
As for what kind of people to send more supplies to, Malashenko also planned it in advance. Of course, he will send more supplies to people who have already taken practical actions on the issue of "supporting the Red Army." According to the degree of support, the actual actions will be
to distinguish between high and low grades.
For example, if you voluntarily give up your house and lend it to the Red Army troops who are responsible for guarding a certain neighborhood to station and deploy weapons, then this is a great contribution to supporting the Red Army with practical actions, and you will be directly paid three times the ordinary share.
Materials.
If you not only lend your house to the Red Army, but are also willing to light a fire to cook for the Red Army soldiers stationed in the neighborhood, and put the food on the tube, saving the cooking squad from having to go all the way to deliver meals, then this is a step forward.
This is an excellent move in supporting the Red Army, and it must be rewarded!
On the basis of three times, I will give you twice as much, and you can take five times the supplies as ordinary people directly. The list will be clearly written in advance in indelible handwriting. Just come and collect the things when the time comes.
If you have finished eating or it is not enough, it doesn’t matter. You can apply to the Red Army later. As long as you continue to support and actively cooperate, everything can be easily discussed.
What? You said that if Malashenko did this, wouldn't it make those Polish ghosts who have received less supplies jealous, extremely, and resentful?
Sorry, this is what Malashenko wants. If these Polish ghosts can't be made to have this kind of mentality, Malashenko may not be willing to distribute supplies like this.
The human heart is a very complicated thing. There are good and bad things, black and white. The will and emotions derived from the human heart can influence the results of many things. To master the human heart is a very complicated knowledge.
Malashenko happens to have some success in this area and knows a little bit about how to take advantage of people's hearts.
You said you were extremely envious and aggrieved, and you also wanted to receive so many supplies?
Yes, learn from him and learn from their family to support the Red Army and work for the Red Army.
I am not afraid of the small things you do, but I am afraid that you don’t do them. As long as you take action, there will be corresponding rewards, and the safety of your whole family will also be protected by the Red Army. So don’t worry about getting too much just because you have done a lot.
It is a precious thing, and if a jealous thug comes to your house in the middle of the night to smash it and rob it, the Red Army will definitely treat him to peanuts and then hang his body in public.
You said you didn't want to work for the Red Army, but you wanted to get more supplies for free?
Sorry, there's no way, the Red Army's supplies won't go to fools and lazy people.
If you are even more ignorant and plan to rob stealthily, do you still remember what happens to those who dare to disobey the will of the Red Army? Do you remember the sound of gunshots and blood splattering on the small square at ten o'clock at noon?
You must know that it has not snowed yet, and the soil has not yet frozen. It is not troublesome to dig up the ground and bury a few, dozens, or even hundreds of corpses. After all, there are rewards for helping the Red Army dig holes to bury the dead.
Take it, I'm not afraid that no one will take the job.
As for killing, the only truth is that as long as you dare to commit a crime, the Red Army will dare to kill you.
In the eyes of Malashenko, there is no difference between one person committing a crime and a hundred people committing a crime. It is nothing more than giving out more things as a reward for digging death pits.
And this did not cost the Red Army their own "money". They paid for it with "useless scraps" scraped from the corpses of Germans. Rounding it up, it is equivalent to the fact that the Red Army did not have to pay anything and got the labor force in exchange for the party that controlled the lower city.
Peace, this thing shouldn't be too beautiful, okay?
Malashenko pointed out two paths for all Poles in the city under his rule.
If you want to live, you can live easily and easily, and you can still live much more comfortably than during the German rule. You can say that life is suddenly full of hope.
If you want to die, it's easier, and you also know what to do to die the fastest.
If you insist on doing whatever the Red Army doesn't let you do, and if it makes a lot of noise, then you can be sure to see your great-great-grandfather and even the eighteenth generation of ancestors as quickly as possible. The Red Army will die in one piece.
The management and burial service guarantees your satisfaction.
Malashenko would not put his absolute will over these Poles, nor would he ruthlessly exploit and oppress these Poles with Nazi-style brutal rule, nor would he pervert to the point of murdering people for fun like the SS.
The path you choose is yours, and it’s up to you whether you want to live or die.
As for those Polish ghosts who were openly making trouble, they simply saw people who supported the Red Army taking away a mountain-like pile of supplies, so much that they had to use a man-powered cart to load it all and then take it away.
But when it came to me, I only received pitiful supplies that could not even be filled in a small cloth bag. The imbalance in my heart suddenly expanded in a distorted and distorted way.
The timid ones and the clever ones did not say anything, or chose to wait and see, waiting for an opportunity to act.
Idiots who don't have good brains and lack any emotional intelligence will have to jump out and cause trouble. This is what Malashenko sees now, and the way things happen is as simple as that.
Those Polish ghosts who dared to cause trouble must have failed. The Red Army soldiers who maintained order were kicked out with rifle butts in the face and punches and kicks. However, they did not confiscate the supplies that these bastards had just received.
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Is this a sign of mercy from Malashenko? Does he kindly want to give these Polish ghosts a chance?
Of course not.
It's just because Malashenko knows very well that if you don't give these people even the minimum supplies to prevent them from starving to death, then the rumors that "the Red Army brutally starves people to death" will be true, and it is still true.
In public with so many people witnessing it.
To take a step back, you have to consider that these people who have had their supplies confiscated and have nothing to eat are those who are hungry and anxious and can do anything. They don't dare to provoke the Red Army and they don't dare to rob or kill?
The two possible outcomes before and after are not what Malashenko wants, and they are obviously not conducive to the rule of this small urban area under his control.
Malashenko returned the list to the captain and asked him to continue working hard and performing tasks. Malashenko, who did not stay too much with Lavrinenko, continued to stroll away, and as he walked, he told Lavrinenko, who knew and witnessed all this.
Linenko said.
"Everything is being executed as we expected, and everything is within the plan. Soon, our life in this small town will be visibly more comfortable. Those who want to live well are better than those who are tired of living and looking for death."