Soviet Union 1991

First update

Berlin was already in a state of panic, and news of the loss of the front line quickly spread to the rear camps. Everyone was whispering in private about the increasingly serious situation, and the situation of desertion in the army was becoming more and more serious. Especially those soldiers who were lucky enough to come back alive from the front. When asked about the situation of the German Democratic Republic Army, they remained silent for a long time and only said one chilling sentence, "Devils, they are demons from hell."

The nickname "Devil of Hell" spread like wildfire that night in Bernau. Rumors in the Bundeswehr said that an armored division seeking revenge against them was approaching Berlin, leaving corpses everywhere in its path. In the end, the situation intensified and gradually reached the point where the morale of the military was shaken. The Bundeswehr senior leadership ordered a ban on the spread of any news about the armored units of the German Democratic Republic. Anyone who disobeyed the order would be severely punished.

Rudolf Scharpin felt uneasy as he headed to the Chancellery. The Chancellery moved all the way from the original state of Brandenburg to North Rhine-Westphalia, and history went full circle and returned to its starting point. The Federal Republic of Germany's Ministry of Defense is still based in Bern, and Kohl's arrival also saves Minister Scharpin the time of traveling all the way to Berlin to report on his work.

But Cole was in a terrible mood now. The loss of the last line of defense of the Federal Republic of Germany made Cole realize that Germany had to face a tragic battle, and the final result may be that the Bundeswehr could not hold Berlin.

The door to the Prime Minister's Office was opened, and Defense Minister Scharpin only saw President Kohl standing in the office with an extremely ugly face, and the angry look on his face had not completely faded.

Minister Scharpin paused at the door, obviously hesitating, but finally walked into the Prime Minister's temporary office, ready to report to him on the latest frontline battle situation.

After seeing Scharpin come in, Cole threw the telegram at the opponent's feet. Several pieces of white paper printed with German were scattered on the dark red patterned carpet, which was particularly dazzling. Cole pointed at Scharpin. Minister Ping's face asked word for word, "How did you promise me to suppress the armed uprising in East Germany?" It's just a matter of time, but look at it now, it's just a matter of time before the Bundeswehr is wiped out, right? And I want to know why we have more sophisticated fighter jets, tanks, and artillery than them, but we lost to a group of people who haven't participated in seven or eight years. An army that has gone through battles and even its equipment is second-hand goods that have been stored away for a long time? "

A seemingly first-rate army was actually suppressed and beaten by a third-rate army. When word spread, the German Wehrmacht didn't know where to look. Poland, who was watching the show, felt that Germany was unimaginably weak.

In fact, Cole did not understand one thing clearly. The accumulation of troops with advanced weapons and equipment does not determine their combat effectiveness. Since Berlin lost its opponent, their level has also declined sharply, coupled with the disarmament plan in recent years. , in the end, even the improvised German Democratic Republic Army was no match.

Faced with Cole's accusations, Scharpin had nothing to say, because these were all facts.

"There are not enough people in East Germany, and there are not enough armored vehicles and tanks in East Germany. Our failure is not an accidental factor. Prime Minister Kohl." Scharpin mustered up the courage and tried to shift the main responsibility to the federal government, "Before We have already said that if the federal government was not willing to increase the budget, we would not have a one-sided situation."

"That's enough, I don't want to hear any more excuses. Now, send all the troops from the southern part of the Federal Republic of Germany to Berlin, and all the remaining Tornado and F4 Phantom fighter jets will participate in air support missions. We must keep Berlin. Even if I pay for it with human lives, I don’t want to see Berlin fall.”

Cole poked Scharpin's chest with his finger. "I've had enough. From now on, I don't want to see any coward retreating or hear any excuses for insufficient troops. I want the air force to risk anti-aircraft fire." To support the ground troops, I want the ground troops not to take a step back and can only move forward to destroy all the opponent's ground armored forces. My tolerance limit is limited. If the Bundeswehr performs like this again, I will consider firing them. Those useless top brass.”

"At that time, the Soviet Defense Committee issued Order No. 227, and today the German Ministry of Defense has to copy it exactly. No one is allowed to take a step back. We will set up a supervisory team to supervise all soldiers who try to escape from the battle. Once discovered, they will be executed immediately. "

"But if we do this, we will be criticized by the media." Scharpin was a little anxious. He was really afraid that Cole would make some extreme moves. After all, it is a fact that the Bundeswehr is not as good as the East German People's Armed Forces.

"Enough is enough. Berlin is already in such a state of war. The media is pointing fingers in front of me. I will silence them all. Anyone who dares to say one more word will be thrown to the front line to be used as cannon fodder."

Cole is really anxious now. What do a group of ignorant and unscrupulous media and people whose average IQ has not even reached the passing line know? The course of history is always determined by a small group of elites, and the people only influence the direction of history. If we really let them decide the future of Germany, it will just be the outcome of the "dictatorship of the majority" in the politics of the Athenian city-state. However, the only one in Europe who realizes this is the German Democratic Ennahda Party, which is called a rebel by European countries.

I have to say, this is a huge irony. Left-wing politicians throw away their consciences for votes. The Democratic Republican Army, which was caricatured as a lackey of the authoritarian government, has become the hope and dawn of saving Europe.

Cole, who gave it a try, no longer cared about his own attempts. Gamblers who were jealous of gambling would always increase their remaining chips on the table without restraint in an attempt to make a comeback.

Scharpin sighed and said, "I hope Chancellor Kohl will not regret the decision he has made now."

"If I don't make this decision now, I will regret it in the future." Cole said coldly.

In the next few days, a decree that was said to be the most cruel since the founding of the Federal Republic of Germany was issued. The soldiers sent to Berlin must defend the city and are not allowed to evacuate even if they fight to the last man. Any Wehrmacht air force that went to the Berlin front to perform air raids was not allowed to evacuate without authorization. Unless the fighter jets were hit by missiles, they would die or a bomb would be dropped on the heads of the East German Democratic Republic.

"Soldiers, you have no way to retreat. Behind you are the supervisory team. Any soldier who dares to escape privately on the battlefield will be executed directly."

Such a decree aroused crazy opposition from human rights activists, who claimed that the actions of the Federal Republic of Germany violated humanitarian behavior. Ironically, just a few days ago, they also praised Cole as a humanitarian. Fighter.

But this time Cole didn't talk nonsense to those reporters. The police department directly closed down the TV station and arrested all the senior officials who tried to spread public opinion. The charges were a lot of crimes such as trying to spread panic, disrupting the morale of the military, and even using public opinion to coerce the government. . Anyway, he no longer cares about his official career. Anyone who wants to prevent Cole from winning this war will be punished with bloody sanctions.

After dealing with a few standouts, public opinion in Germany became much quieter. The so-called conscience of the German media is nothing more than hype to gain favor. When it really affects their own interests and security, few people dare to say a word. It is better to expect capitalists to have conscience than to expect Mu Silin to quit education and stay safe.

The mg3 machine gun has been set up. Behind the frontline soldiers is the cold muzzle of the gun. No one dares to glance back. All they see is the cold eyes of the supervising team members and the same cold muzzle. Moving forward, the German troops could only move forward and never retreat.

One team after another was sent to the eastern front of Berlin. At this time, the German Democratic Republic Army had completed the arc encirclement. The next step was to advance from four directions and insert the troops into the heart of Berlin in four directions.

Berlin seems to be back in 1945, crumbling in the wind and rain.

The summer fields are in full bloom with lush wildflowers, and the unripe wheat fields fall in the direction where the tank tracks pass. Dandelions blown by the wind floated on the vast plains, staining the soldiers' boots.

Everything around him seems to have nothing to do with the war, and can only remind people of an afternoon tea in his life, or a picnic on the grass in early spring.

This is the front line against the advance of the German Democratic Republic Army. The terrain is so flat and open that there is no dangerous pass to set up a defensive area. The soldiers can only face the enemy's attack calmly. Of course, there are also the 125mm artillery and T8O tanks. At least 5oo mm of solid armor.

Everyone is thinking about one thing, can I still go home?

No one can give an exact answer, but the outcome will definitely be that many people will die, whether it is the supervising team behind the scenes or the enemy troops on the front line.

At the same time, the eastern city that had just ended the fighting was plunged into busy transportation. Tanks whose gun barrels had not yet completely cooled down boarded the train, and they would be transported to Berlin in this way. Soldiers also entered the carriage in an endless stream. They could only rest for a while inside the train carriage before going into the next battle.

The soldier in the train was covered in dust. He closed his eyes slightly and took a nap. Before falling into a dream, a sentence suddenly came to his mind.

This should be the last battle.

A Bundeswehr soldier sat in the field, a butterfly rested on the muzzle of his gun. The soldier looked at the butterfly, silently dazed, and the same thought came to his mind.

This is my last war. (To be continued.) 8