Malashenko had heard of "Lieutenant Krauser" a long time ago, during the second half of the Battle of Berlin.
He was a paratrooper of the Wehrmacht, and at the most critical stage of the Battle of Berlin, he brought his followers to surrender. He also made a quick counterattack, assisting the Alsim Commando in faking a surprise attack, and successfully seized the Moltke Bridge.
The right to control can be regarded as a "great achievement", and it has proved its value with practical actions.
But on the battlefield, holding a gun and fighting side by side with the Red Army, that man and his legs had passed the test of the highest loyalty.
Lavrinenko was once worried, but Malashenko advised him that there was no need to do so, and he did not say that to comfort his good brother.
"There is no need to question the loyalty of him and his fellow soldiers, because from the moment they picked up their guns and shot their comrades in the past, no one will take them in except them."
"I and he know that now, and they know that even more. Who would be willing to take in a group of people who shot their former comrades in arms? That's them. Because that loyalty has been imprinted on the Russians.
, what will the onlookers think? They can deny the victory of the Russians by shooting and killing their former comrades. No one except the Russians has any need for that kind of loyalty."
"So without them, they can't accept anything, let alone anything that catches their eyes. That would be a cruel reality for them."
Things like "domestic slaves with three surnames" would not be easy to deal with among the same clansmen. Needless to say, in the era of fierce conflict like the Ming Dynasty, smart people with real brains would not know how to deal with it.
So do it.
What's more, Malashenko asked himself whether he could give Lieutenant Krauser and his hosts everything they wanted.
There is no Diao Chan in the blue circle, and there is no Diao Chan in the east of the eye. The grass on Wang Yun's grave has been replaced so many times.
Even if I, Krause, asked me which Diao Chan family I was looking at, his "adopted father" was incompetent, right? He was more qualified than my biological father, right?
no?
After all, he can give me things that my biological father cannot give me, and whether that will affect my fame and glory for the rest of my life.
Of course, the process of worshiping a foster father is unnecessary, and we don’t want to do that.
There is no need to hear such vulgar sayings as "Lieutenant Krauser has been wandering for half his life and regrets never meeting his master".
Just ask me to work in a down-to-earth manner and be an honest person, and I will have the same and more things.
Thinking about all the things in the past, Malashenko, who was walking on the sofa waiting for someone to come, soon saw the person he liked, Major Krauser, who had already changed his look and dressed in new clothes.
Of course, that "major" has no official establishment for the time being, otherwise Malashenko would give him a temporary title and promise in advance.
Bu Nao's handsome new clothes specially customized by Lan Qixing and Su Yepu, will they still be usable after they get the official number in the next month?
Whether what we are doing now will lay the foundation for the future and build up our resume, Malashenko has already made it clear to Krauser, and he has painted a very bright future.
Of course, Krause also knows that with his current wealth, life, fame and fortune, he is very confident that the future of his brothers who have risked their lives with him and have no way back can all rely on the famous "Steel"
Butcher".
In terms of loyalty, Krauser, who has firmly identified a path to failure, now has no problem with Malashenko. He doesn't ask why, he just asks why.
But even Krause himself was a little surprised. The first task Malashenko assigned him was not to ask him to carry a gun and fight, but to persuade him to "occupy" a person.
He seemed to be a hopeless, stubborn SS lunatic.
Apparently, it was because Krauser was led through the door with a smile by his secretary, and walked away somewhat flattered, which then turned into a slightly uneasy expression.
Malashenko knew whether the task assigned to him might be in trouble.
"Tell him, how is the situation?"
Because this trip to the Far East was very much in need of Krauser and the group of people behind him, Malashenko brought them all the way from Berlin. If they were not under the command of anyone else, they would be responsible to themselves.
As for the mistake, Malashenko did not hide the matter. He specifically reported it to Zhukov and obtained permission.
In Zhukov's eyes, there were only dozens of Germans who had fought for the Red Army. There were many Germans within the Red Army who had defected to the Soviet Union in the early years. It was not normal for them to fight side by side and fight together. We had experienced great storms and waves.
Already.
Now it's just a little late for those Germans to defect to the Soviet Union. Since they have proved themselves with the blood of the enemy, it happens that there are noble people who are willing to reward them with food. Then Malashenko can keep it for himself if he wants to use it.
.
Even Zhukov was a little confused, why did Malashenko want to specifically smuggle and report something to him, which was not a problem in his opinion? Couldn't the military agencies handle it themselves?
Anyway, I gave the approval without thinking too much.
Now, when Krauser, who looked slightly uneasy, heard Malashenko ask about the status of the mission assigned to him, Krauser, who knew that there was something he couldn't hide, mustered up the courage to tell the truth.
Even if the mission is not completed well and the general is not satisfied or favored, he can only show his 100% loyalty first to ensure his safety.
"General, that lunatic SS man is hopeless! He is very loyal to the Nazis and is guarding his stupid so-called loyalty."
"He is wrong. He has said everything he can about good and bad, but he refuses to listen to advice and does not know what is good or bad at all! He refuses to join them and refuses to work for you, General. He is very talkative."
Krauser, who was hesitant to speak, was at a loss for words. Malashenko could guess the reason and blurted out the words without thinking.
"Go ahead, but it doesn't matter. Telling the truth is the only thing I need to do now. I should know that."
"No, General, he is bright red."
Krauze, who was slightly beaten by Malashenko, even slightly "frightened", did not want to be looked down upon by him who secretly swore and asked for 100% loyalty, so he abandoned him in disappointment and hugged Marashchenko.
Shenke's thigh is his only hope now.
"He really said, let his lackey give me a message, General. He said, please let him go, please kill him. There is no third way. Bury him in my back garden.
Growing flowers as fertilizer is the only way I can use it."
Pfft——
Malashenko couldn't hold it back for a while, he laughed out loud, and immediately went to explain.
"Don't get me wrong, he didn't laugh at me. Did he laugh at that guy who has a very rich imagination? He actually thought of burying him in the backyard to use as fertilizer to grow flowers."
After speaking fluent German to Krauser, Malashenko's legs were touching Dongba. After thinking for a moment, Malashenko raised the corner of his mouth, thinking about it, and spoke slowly again.
"It seems that he has to go and meet Mr. Wittmann in person, that's fine, that would be interesting."
"That's wrong. There's something very special. Apart from saying all the good, bad and cruel things, did I think he used any other "legs"?"