Racial differences are invisible and intangible, but this does not mean that they do not exist.
On the contrary, this kind of thing that is neither visible nor tangible exists in most countries in the world, whether they are big or small, strong or weak.
Don’t you see that the United States, the only superpower in the world in the future, has its own scriptures that are difficult to recite? Black people complain that the white police are too violent. The white police would rather cry and go to jail than lie in a coffin with regrets for not pulling out their guns in time.
If you want to say you are wrong, both sides are wrong.
As for who is right, both sides have their own reasons, and they both sound very reasonable.
Similarly, the love-hate relationship between the majority and ethnic minorities is no exception even in the Soviet Union, where the red flag is flying.
Regarding this point, Malashenko, who traveled from later generations with memories of the future, is very clear about this. The rebellion of the entire Chechen nation is clearly there and there is nothing to say about it.
Even when Russia finally emerged from the shadow of the disintegration of the Soviet Union and began to move forward slowly on the right track, the Chechens who were pushed to the ground and beaten twice by the Russian army only swore allegiance to the man who held supreme power.
To put it bluntly, there is still no direct relationship between the Chechens in the 21st century and Russia as a country and regime.
This will still be the case in the future a few decades from now. Malashenko can guess with just a moment's thought that the Chechens in this era will probably not have much better relations with the Russians who are the main body of the Soviet Union, otherwise they will not help.
Then the Germans turned against their former comrades.
Although this is the truth, Malashenko cannot let his impulsiveness and stubborn prejudice affect the unity and morale of the troops during the war. At least judging from the results of the first meeting, Commander Voromov is still a very good person.
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Just as black people can have amazing talents like MJ who are willing to do charity work, after all, they cannot beat everyone to death with a stick based on discrimination. Malashenko believes that even among the rebellious Chechens, there are definitely many who can stand shoulder to shoulder.
A good comrade who fights.
"So? He's a Chechen. What do you suggest I do?"
"How to do it?"
Malashenko asked such an out-of-touch question, which actually silenced the unprepared Lavrinenko.
"You are the leader, why do you ask me about everything?"
Lavrinenko's expression seemed a bit grumpy, but even so, he finally whispered a reminder to Malashenko.
"I think you'd better keep an eye out. You should have heard of all those things, right? I'm not discriminating or referring solely to Voromov, it's just the Chechens. You must be wary of them at the most critical moment.
,you understand me."
Malashenko's casual question was only half-joking, and he had no intention of getting any real answer from Lavrinenko. After all, Malashenko had already decided in his heart what to do next.
"Of course, I understand what you mean. Those ancient Chinese people have a very appropriate saying to describe this situation, "You must not have the intention of harming others, and you must have the intention of guarding against others." I have to say that the Chinese can always
Every indescribable special situation is described so appropriately, this feeling is really indescribable.”
"...."
Whenever Malashenko started to say words that he didn't understand at all, Lavrinenko would feel a big scratch on his head.
"Can you please stop using the words of those Chinese people to explain things? I don't understand them at all! There are so many persecutions and defenses. Who should I find to translate your words?"
Lavrinenko just said it casually out of pure complaint, never expecting that Malashenko would actually be able to give a practical answer.
"Go to Comrade Political Commissar, he will tell you what this sentence means, if you can also repeat the sentence I just said in Chinese completely."
"...."
The brief interlude has come to an end. Malashenko still has many things to do next, such as going to Political Commissar Petrov to talk about the subsequent defense preparations and task arrangements. In this regard, he was born as an infantryman and then
Political Commissar Petrov, who went to the party school to study, is much more proficient than Malashenko, a veteran tank soldier.
The task of leading the team back was left to Lavrinenko to complete it on his behalf. As usual, Malashenko, who acted as a hands-off shopkeeper, quickly came to the regiment headquarters in the ruins of the factory that had been completed.
Since the entire production workshop and office area of the Stalingrad Tractor Factory had been completely destroyed by German bombing, Commissar Petrov, who had no house to live in, directly commanded the troops attached to the regiment headquarters to set up a small tent area.
The fabric of the tent is gray and white camouflage cloth woven from tank anti-aircraft camouflage cloth. The tent erected in this way is difficult to distinguish from the ruins from a high altitude, and it can play a more or less deceptive role in defending against air attacks.
Malashenko, who reached out to lift the door curtain and walked into the tent, almost bumped into political commissar Petrov. The latter was holding a freshly baked telegram in his hand just like before. Malashenko knew that Petrov was
What is Political Commissar Luo Fu planning to do?
"Let me guess, you are going to send it to me again?"
"You know it and you still ask me? Take it and take a look quickly!"
Malashenko smiled helplessly when Commissar Petrov thrust the telegram into his hand, then shook it slightly and presented it completely in front of him to watch carefully.
The content of the telegram was not very large, and it only took less than half a minute to read it all at the speed at which Malashenko read the telegram.
There is nothing special about this telegram from the Army Group Headquarters. It just states that the German air strikes are still continuing, but the scale has been reduced due to the intervention of the Soviet fighter aviation unit. In the end, Marat is still
Schenke was wary of the possibility of expanded German air strikes in the future.
Because the Soviet fighter aviation units overhead are now a little overwhelmed and the losses are too great. On the contrary, the German Air Force is still like a mad dog, constantly sending more fighters to the combat airspace, including fighter jets, ground attack aircraft, and bombers.
, the Germans obviously made up a lot of determination in this attack and could not be shaken.
At the same time, the subsequent German reinforcements on the ground have been basically identified.
Aerial reconnaissance showed that there were at least three German infantry divisions in motion behind the German offensive direction. It seemed that they were preparing to outflank the Soviet army from both sides and continue to put pressure on the Soviet army. However, due to the narrow terrain of urban streets, many German infantry divisions were on the move.
It remains to be seen how effective the large-scale troop mobilization of three infantry divisions will be.