Chapter 939： Solicit

"General Timo Xin, I am very happy to see you." After Timo Xin was captured, he found out that he was a high-ranking Soviet officer, so he was not abused.

Together with Pavlov, he was sent to Warsaw, and here, he met a familiar person.

Brother Timuxin has never met or communicated with the other party directly, but the other party's photos often appear in the headlines of newspapers. In this era, it is impossible for anyone to be unfamiliar with him.

German head of state, Cyric.

Up to now, of course, Timoshenko has recalled. The whole incident is too obvious. Germany must have known its own plan for a long time. Therefore, the German talents will face each other and make itself completely failed.

The only way for one's own victory is to make a sneak attack. With the Germans standing by, one's own offensive plan is a joke.

He was defeated, in the hands of someone who had never failed since his debut, and Timuxin didn't feel a loss.

"Head Cyric, I'm just a defeated general." Brother Timousin said: "To be honest, I am not happy to see you in such a scene."

The words of Brother Timusin immediately annoyed the guards on the side. Cyric's captain of the guard picked up the gun and wanted to shoot him, but Cyric's eyes were immediately stopped.

In Cyric's eyes, this was not an offensive behavior, it was the other party's true thoughts.

"So, General Timoshing, do you have any plans for the future?" Cyric said.

Brother Timosin shook his head: "If the Soviets don't exchange us back, then I will stay in the prison camp for the rest of my life."

The Soviets don't like exchanging prisoners of war so much. In the eyes of high-level officials, prisoners of war are all shameful. They should have died on the battlefield, and then they were made martyrs by Moscow, but now they shamefully surrendered!

Therefore, Timoshing didn't report too much hope, he wanted to spend the second half of his life in the prisoner of war camp.

When Cyric heard this, he immediately said: "When our two armies fought from two sides to wipe out the evil Poland, it was so pleasant for the body and mind. I really didn't expect that today we will come to this point. , General Timuxin, who do you think is to blame?"

Of course the Germans are to blame. The Germans occupy the Brest Fortress and are still stumbling the Soviets in Finland. Do you still need to talk about these?

Brother Timuxin did not say, but was silent.

"Back then, when we Germany had just come over from the defeat of World War I, we had a honeymoon with the Soviet Union for a period of time. It is a pity that some high-level people in the Soviet Union always wanted to treat us as enemies. Even the mouse was short-sighted for some benefit, and wanted to stab us from behind when Germany launched a war of revenge."

Cyrek's words made Timoshenko lower his head. Indeed, Cyrek was right. When Germany started in the west, the Soviet Union wanted to cause trouble on the border between Soviet and German.

From the perspective of the country, there is nothing wrong with it, but from a personal point of view, it is indeed a bit hooligans.

After all, Germany and the Soviet Union signed a non-aggression agreement.

"Among them, Khrushchev is definitely a guy born with bad water." Cyrek continued: "Unfortunately, this bad guy escaped again. He returned to Moscow. General Timosingo, you know Khrushchev is What do you say?"

Khrushchev actually ran back. It seems that history always wants bad guys to live longer! Of course, Timoshenko can guess that when Khrushchev returns, he will definitely put all the responsibility for the failure on himself!

This person, climbing up at all costs is his goal. For this, he can trample anyone under his feet.

"So, General Timoshenko, would you like to come to our Germany? In the German Wehrmacht, the rank is still a general, what do you think?" Cyric said.

Brother Timuxin felt his body and immediately shook twice.

After Khrushchev returns, he will put all the responsibilities on Timoshenko, and Timoshenko has been captured, and it is difficult to speak. Even if the prisoners of war are exchanged, Timoshenko will go back. It's good to be shot.

Back to the Soviets, Timoshenko had no good end, but stayed in Germany and continued to stay in the prison camp? Or did he obey Germany and join the German army?

"Those troops that surrendered to our Germany can also be formed into new troops, and you will lead them, how about?" Cyric said.

Cyric's words are very gentle, but they contain murderous intent.

Once Timoshenko took refuge in Germany, it represented the most brilliant victory in the defense of the Brest Fortress. This was the first Soviet puppet army!

In history, after Germany invaded the Soviet Union, it reached Moscow within a few months and captured millions of Soviet troops. Some of the captives became puppet troops. Under the leadership of Germany, they defended an occupied area. Public order or something.

And their participation will greatly reduce the resistance of the Soviets.

Now, if the first puppet army is pulled up in this way, it will definitely be the biggest blow to Stalin, and it will be impossible for the Soviet Union to mobilize the whole country to fight Germany before the Finnish War is over.

This army will continue to fight to Moscow under the leadership of Brother Timoshing. It is exciting to think about it.

If Timoshenko disagrees, then he has no good end, because the things he solicited will eventually spread to Moscow, and Timoshenko will be completely finished in his life.

"I'm sorry, the head of Cyric Timoshing didn't hesitate too much, so he refused Cyric: "My life belongs to the Soviets. "

At this time, Timoshenko maintained his loyalty to the Soviets.

Cyric knew that his solicitation had failed. This was also in his expectation. He stood up and was about to end the meeting. When he turned around, Timoshenko heard Cyric's words.

"You are loyal to the Soviets, not Stalin. Do you think Stalin is the object of your allegiance?"

This sentence echoed in Brother Timuxin's mind.

He was loyal to the Soviets, but Stalin could not represent the Soviets. He planned the great purge in one hand, just to eliminate the Trotskyists. Anyone who opposed him would not end well.

The Soviets nowadays are more centralized and authoritarian. They are not the ideal country at all!

Sitting back in his chair, Timosin's head was noisy. Suddenly, he thought of a question, where is Pavlov? Will he agree?