Soviet Union 1991

Third update

With Yanayev's acquiescence, the next series of plans became much easier. Although General Burakov was from Vladimir, he could not even drive a tank out of the military camp without Yanayev's transfer order. Cole cannot know about interfering in Germany's internal affairs, and at least Yanayev cannot get involved. All this is like a historical reappearance of the East German riots in 1953, except that the executor was changed from Beria to Vladimir.

The secret order from Moscow has been issued, and the next step is to arrange a secret meeting between Burakov and Colonel Jonishkis. The appeal of the People's Army of the former East Germany is amazing. Almost in a short period of time, the previously disbanded Senior officers of the East German People's Army were summoned. Although they are unarmed, their appeal is still amazing. Coupled with the discrimination and unfair treatment suffered by East German soldiers, the People's Army of the former East Germany rapidly developed and expanded, and like a prairie fire, it began to spread across eastern Germany.

When General Burakov went to the meeting, the streets and buildings on both sides were already quiet and deserted. Burakov's car stopped under the dim street lights, and he got out of the car alone. And refused to be escorted by the driver's guard.

"I can do it alone. No matter how many people there are, they won't show up."

Burakov gave the order for the driver to leave. He stood on the side of the deserted street, waiting for the contact person of the secret organization to come over.

The young man wearing a peaked cap slowly walked out of the alley behind him. He stood behind Burakov and asked softly, "Comrade Burakov? The weather was a bit bad during the day."

Burakov did not look back, and the street code blurted out, "But it's not raining, isn't it a good weather? It's as good as Moscow."

At this time Burakov turned his head, and standing in front of him was a young boy, whose childishness had not even faded from his face. The young man said to Burakov, "Follow me, Comrade Burakov, the real meeting place is not here."

The young man led Burakov through the winding alleys and walked at least two blocks before stopping in front of an inconspicuous little house. He knocked on the door.

Burakov could even hear footsteps coming from inside, as well as the sound of a rifle bolt being pulled. After confirming the password of the joint, the door was opened a crack. The soldier armed with a Kalashnikov glanced at Burakov and the photo in his hand, then opened the door. The other party also sincerely apologized to Flakford, "Sorry, General Burakov, the police have been very tight recently and we have to increase security measures."

When he actually entered the room, Burakov was surprised to see that the entire house was filled with soldiers armed with rifles, wearing the uniforms of the former East German People's Army. If the East German army had not been disbanded, Burakov really thought he had returned to the original time.

An army that retains the iron-blooded dignity of Prussia, rather than the Bundeswehr that was emasculated by the United States.

Entering the command and war room, Burakov saw many old faces. They were all removed from their posts when East Germany was dismantled, because West Germany was unwilling to accept anyone who had served as a senior officer in East Germany.

1st Motorized Rifle Division Commander Peter Primo, 9th Tank Division Commander Karl-Heinz Maschner, 4th Motorized Rifle Division Commander Bernd Leistner, 11th Motorized Rifle Division Reinhard Parian's 7th Tank Division Walker Baidnara and the special forces who had previously conducted infiltration operations, Klaus Listermann, commander of the 40th Willy-Sanger Air Assault Regiment.

Some people even borrowed money from themselves in the years after the merger of East Germany because they were old and had no job. But now they are teammates again.

"I'm glad we can see you here, General Burakov. The East German People's Army needs your support." Colonel Jonishkis gave Burakov a warm hug. For Burakov, Speaking, he seemed to have returned to the glorious days when the two Germanys were divided, when huge armies could break through the Berlin Wall at any time.

"I'm glad to see you here, too, Colonel Jonishkis." Burakov specifically used the word colonel instead of comrade, which shows that the position between the two parties has changed. Now the so-called inner spirit of the resurrected East German People's Army has become the German Prussian spirit, rather than the sword and shield of the original socialist camp.

A Prussian army cloaked in socialist garb, it was also the only army that retained the German spirit.

The level is infinitely higher than that of civil servants and soldiers in West Germany.

Burakov brought exciting news to everyone present, "This is the news brought to everyone by General Secretary Yanayev. When the East German People's Army launches an uprising, we will acquiesce in your re-entry." The Soviet military camp seized all the T64 and T80 tanks in stock. We still have a certain number of anti-aircraft missiles, fighter jets and helicopters. Although the organization is not complete, it is enough to fight a civil war. "

"And this civil war must be under the banner of justice, otherwise we will not be able to gain the support of the East German people." Burakov looked around and looked at the confident faces, and he said, "But I think this You have done a good job in publicity work, right?”

"Yes." Colonel Jonishkis nodded, "The purpose of our former East German People's Army organization is to protect the interests of the East German people from being harmed, to attack all refugees who do evil on East German soil, and to kill them all Drive them out. If the Bundeswehr wants to interfere with our operations, the East German troops will fight back without mercy."

"We will fight until the end. The East German people will never surrender." Colonel Joniskis said firmly.

Under the careful planning and propaganda of the KGB, the East German People's Army Organization has become the savior in the eyes of East Germans. They fervently hope that these self-organized veterans can expel those damn believers from German soil.

Everyone who participated in this operation knew how risky it was. For the future of their motherland, they, like the top leaders of the Soviet Communist Party in the August 19th coup, had put their lives and deaths at risk.

The dignity of the military and the glory of the past were put on the line just so that East Germany would no longer suffer discrimination.

"No one knows what we did, but our achievements will forever be recorded in history."

Listmann whispered, "Long live the German people."

ps: I would like to recommend a history book that is ready to be put on the shelves, "I Played Live Broadcast in the Three Kingdoms". (To be continued.)