What Comrade Commander just said, this matter is unheard of for every comrade here, and has never been heard of before.
Now the comrade division commander not only brought such bad news, which sounded very bad, he even said that a soldier had accidentally eaten this stuff and turned into a lunatic. He is still lying there unconscious to this day.
This result made almost everyone present feel unprecedented shock and unexpectedness. Shocked eyes and wild discussions soon appeared in the venue.
"Are those Nazis crazy? They actually use this thing to strengthen their soldiers?"
"I have never heard of such a thing before. It's so terrible. It's hard to imagine how much harm our soldiers will do if they accidentally eat this thing. Comrade the division commander is right. We must hold a meeting to inform you as soon as we return. We can't wait for a moment.
delay."
"These bastards! They are counting on this kind of thing to save themselves when they are about to die. They are wishful thinking! We must not let them succeed. Kill them all before they use this kind of thing in large quantities! In the future, we will meet the bastards who have eaten this thing.
Don’t even think about taking prisoners, just destroy them on the spot! They asked for this!"
Everyone present was in shock and anger and kept talking. Malashenko did not stop him immediately. It was necessary to give the comrades appropriate discussion time when presiding over the meeting.
After everyone had said their first reactions and the exchange was basically completed, Malashenko, who had waited for a minute or two, continued to speak.
"I have basically listened to what all the comrades just said, and there are basically no problems with it, but there is one item that I must emphasize specifically."
"What I said just now is very correct. If you encounter a fanatic who has taken this kind of poison on the battlefield, the only and necessary thing to do is to completely destroy them and not leave them a single chance to struggle."
"When dealing with such Nazi fanatics, reasoning and intimidation are ineffective. Whether you are driving a tank or holding a rifle to intimidate, it is the same for such fanatics. Their fear has already been
They have been suppressed to an almost negligible level, and the only thing you can do is to use any means or any weapon to destroy them. There are no prisoners for these kind of Nazi fanatics."
"I would like to emphasize again that you should not be merciful to any enemy who is suspected of taking this poison, behaves crazy, or behaves strangely and abnormally. When they arrive in Berlin, I don't care if they are wearing Wehrmacht dog skins or SS soldiers.
Dog skins, even civilian clothes, as long as we see a lunatic rushing toward us with claws and teeth, we will kill him on the spot! No need to take prisoners! This will not be regarded as the murder of prisoners of war, and the division agencies will not pursue such behavior."
"But you must remember that I will tell you the harsh words before you again."
"I authorize the use of all available lethal force under such circumstances, but this is not a reason for soldiers to kill innocent people indiscriminately. The division organization will coordinate the superior leadership units of each grassroots unit to carefully verify each such incident. If there is any
I believe each of you knows how I will deal with those who use this excuse to kill innocent people or violate discipline."
"All traces related to him will be erased from the leader division's battle history records, and all honors and identities related to the leader division will be stripped from him. I will not impose any punishment on such a person, he only needs to
Get out of the troops I lead and find your own way. As for where to go, I am neither interested nor want to know. This is something you must convey to the soldiers."
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The death penalty or imprisonment is not necessarily the most severe punishment. There is a saying that "living is more uncomfortable than death." This is the result of Malashenko's treatment method.
To be honest, for those who were stripped of everything and kicked out of the leadership division, their military careers were basically over.
Even if such a person continues to serve in other fraternal units, what will the comrades around you think of you? How will your superiors evaluate you?
It may be ridiculing, humiliating and scolding day after day, or it may be being treated coldly and ignored year after year.
Climb high and fall hard.
The battle certainly shined brightly among the most heroic and glorious collective of the Soviet Red Army, attracting the admiration and respect of countless people.
But if you are from this position, from this group, you are kicked out because you have done some bad things, shameful things, and things that cannot be put on the table.
As great as it was when I was in the leadership division, it was going to be so bad when I was kicked out of the leadership division.
"So you are the "celebrity" who was kicked out of the leadership division? It's true that seeing is better than hearing a hundred times."
"Hey, tell me the story of the leader. I really envy this kind of army. How did you get kicked out in the first place? I'm very curious."
"You Suka! A burden that was cut off by the leader! If you can't handle this little thing, what else can we expect you to do? This is none of your business, so get out of here."
This kind of thing is not imagination or some kind of hypothesis, but once Malashenko fulfills his "promise" and does what he says, what will definitely happen to the person who is kicked out.
The premise is that he still stays in the Red Army.
But this is not Malashenko's goal. As the leader of a division, Malashenko will never take severe punishment that even destroys personality and honor as the ultimate goal. Our Comrade Ma is not such a psychopath.
Punishment is only a means, discipline is the goal.
As long as a severe enough punishment is placed there, even if nothing is done, it is enough to make everyone in the leader-teacher envy everyone in the special group, or at least the vast majority of people, even more than the vast majority.
People at higher levels are afraid of this and avoid it, let alone test military law and make fun of their own future and honor.
In this way, the final goal will naturally be achieved.
This is what Malashenko ultimately wants.
Shot? Sent to jail?
For those who go to the battlefield, roll around in piles of corpses, and some who are not even afraid of death and escape from death many times, these unoriginal punishments are as boring as a joke.
Only by treating the destruction of the things a person cherishes most while alive as a punishment can such a punishment maximize its deterrent effect and make people dare not touch it. Only then can it be called the most severe punishment.
Malashenko has always believed in this.
After hearing the words of Comrade Division Commander, everyone here realized the seriousness of the problem, and slowly began to think about how to execute the order while restraining their own troops and soldiers.