~Date: ~October 19th~

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"The German people who pursue **, autonomy and freedom, don't be deceived by the fantasy future outlined by fascism for you. Have you forgotten the pain and sorrow that war has brought to this country, this nation and millions of families? War cannot bring you happiness and life. War will only make your relatives and children die. The road of peace and democracy is the right way to save Germany. Believe us..."

Outside, the Soviet army used a loudspeaker to broadcast the words of attacking the heart over and over again. In the dark sewer, Linn and his only three remaining subordinates sat down empty-handed. The Stuttgart uprising had survived a whole day and night. Most of the fighters either died or gave up resistance. Those who were lucky enough to hide everywhere could no longer pose a threat to the Soviet army that reoccupied Stuttgart. They lost contact with each other and could not learn the real situation outside. All they could do was wait calmly before the Soviet army completely cleaned up the huge sewer system.

"How ridiculous!" Tanze smiled upwards, "In the past eight years, there have been countless Germans who died of Soviet artillery fire, guns, bayonets, fists and barbed wire. The factories' machinery and equipment can be dismantled have been transported back to the Soviet Union. Every winter, people die because of the lack of heating fuel and food. This is what they call peace and democracy!"

The other two were the sergeant of the Imperial Guards, and the other was the assault squad leader of the Baath Party's Free Regiment. Their steel will is beyond doubt to be able to follow Lin Neng to this point. However, a failed uprising is really difficult to make the savages cheer up. The expression on the face of the Emperor** people seemed very numb, and the mentality of the Free Regiment warriors seemed to be unfair.

"This is the way the Soviets think they are smart," Lynn whispered, and his comment will be more fully demonstrated in a few years.

The engine roar was faintly heard above the head, and the four of them turned into a wood carving state, until the noise outside was only the noise in the horn, the arm was injured and the bullets were still left in the body, and the assault team leader of the Free Regiment, who had a gunshot wound on his arm and the bullets were still in his body, asked: "Sir, even if the sacrifices we made could eventually drive the Soviets out of Germany, a geographical pattern that plagued us had not changed. The country's economy and industry became unprecedentedly weak, and even some Asian countries were not as good as those of some Asian countries. Let alone us, even our juniors and juniors, would there still be a chance to see Germany grow stronger and defeat the strong enemies one by one?"

Similar questions are that every German determined to resist the Soviet invasion may have thought about it before picking up his weapons, while the tiny human beings have difficulty in making an accurate judgment on the historical development trajectory. Lynn's advantage lies in his understanding of the old history time and space. From the historical trend, it takes only a few years for various military powers to step into the nuclear threshold. The era of nuclear checks and balances means that the chances of defeating old enemies are very small in military terms, but the Red Empire eventually collapsed in an endless arms race. The poor aggression policy and various internal frictions mean that the collision between camps and states is no longer the only way to fight face-to-face on the battlefield.

"As long as the country is safe and nationally free, we will definitely stand up from the ruins. If twenty years fail, it will be forty years and sixty years! I believe that it is inevitable that the German nation will return to the ranks of a powerful country with its bravery, hardworking and serious qualities, and we will definitely see remarkable results in our lifetime - if you have not seen it until the day of death, you can despise me contemptuously in heaven."

Lynn's explanation is not the first time he is used to inspire the depressed soldiers. Before openly resisting the Soviet occupation, it had caused many confused and confused soldiers to find their way during the difficult period of the previous two battles in the Rhine Valley, but this time. The soldiers of the Freedom Group, who were determined to die, only smiled bitterly from the corners of their mouths: "To the day of death? Maybe today, maybe tomorrow morning... sir!"

If he really wanted to be buried in Stuttgart, Lynn thought, it was also a fate that he could not change. From 1945 to 1949, more than four years, more than a thousand days and nights, the ups and downs of war, joy and sorrow. What should not be let go was not unfulfilled grand wishes, nor the supreme summit of power, but the infinite attachment to true friendship - this included both the sincere friendship for comrades and partners, and the family affection for wife and daughter, which were all that Lynn had never enjoyed in the old time and space.

Sitting on the edge of despair, Lynn and the other two followed the passage of time. I don’t know how long it took, the rumbling sounds from the surface came one after another. There were also obvious vibrations in the sewer. Everyone who was awake realized this change, Tanze first guessed: "The Soviet army is evacuating Stuttgart? Due to our national uprising and the counterattack of the Free Army? What time is it, and what time is it now?"

Lynn's watch was broken during the battle, and Sergeant Emperor* rolled up his sleeves. Fortunately, the watch pointers they distributed were all fluorescent agents, and the index could be read in the dark.

"Two points...it's three:30. It's two points apart."

"We have been holding on for a day, night and 15 hours!" Tanze tried to drive the atmosphere with his mentality of making fun of suffering. Just 4 years ago, at the age of 18, he was still a recruit who was at a loss when he went to the battlefield.

Optimism in adversity is like Mars in the dark. Even if it cannot illuminate the road, it can make people feel the positive factors. Sergeant Emperor** suggested: "We have a few bullets. When it gets out after dark, even if it is glorious, we will keep our promise to fight to the last person. How about it?"

"Very good!" Tanze responded immediately.

Lynn said: "I'm fine, North, you're injured, or stay and defend!"

The disappointed man did not give up his efforts. The commando captain refused Lynn's care: "A little injury will not prevent me from shooting with a pistol. Besides, what's there to defend here."

"Okay, let's have a good meal and sleep for a few hours, and we will be able to fight the enemy to the death!" Although the four of them could only make up two boxes of canned meat, five pieces of chocolate, half a pot of fresh water and some broken bread, Lin En was very proud when he said this. Compared to food, their ammunition was even worse. The four assault rifles had only thirty-three bullets left in total, and five pistols made up eight full magazines. There were too few Soviet soldiers using these to deal with the city.

On this afternoon, the Imperial team arrived on Rügen Island as many as 7,000. In addition to conventional tanks and artillery, it was also equipped with ten armored vehicles equipped with multiple rocket launchers, twelve sets of anti-aircraft missile launchers and a large number of ammunition and medicine resources. Compared with the geographical environment of Rügen Island, it was no problem to defend against the Soviet forces. Crossing the strait and stepping onto the German land was like an arrow. In this case, the combat column of the Soviet North German Front turned the back team into the front team, and the mechanized corps rushed towards Rügen Island. The Soviet troops stationed in Berlin also dispatched a fully equipped tank unit to rush north to rescue. However, these two fast mobile troops not only failed to run as fast as they should in the German territory with developed transportation, but instead climbed as slowly as marching in the mud. The large bridges along the railway were closely protected by the Soviet army, but

The small bridges that crossed the canal were forcibly impacted and blasted by German uprisingers. Various landmines were buried along the highway and even around the railway line. Only in Millen, the Soviet army that detoured the road was damaged by more than 20 tanks. More than 30 military vehicles were still unable to pass quickly. In the end, they had to wait for the engineers to open a safe passage on the main road. In Sainitz, the Soviet tank troops were attacked by anti-tank guided rockets while they were marching. The insurers used simple slide rails to launch guided rockets from the woods, retreated directly after they finished fighting, and then continued to launch attacks at the next ambush site, forcing the Soviet army to slow down and move forward with vigilance. By the time the Soviet vanguard troops of the two routes of the south overcome many obstacles and arrived at Stralsund near Rügen Island, night had been falling for several hours.

Taking advantage of the night advantage of home fighting, the Imperial Team showed the fangs that were temporarily hidden in the sun, and the Soviet army also launched three armies, and the duel emerged. Near Rügen Island and the Big and Big Belt Strait, the Imperial Team's escort ship not only continued to fight with Soviet submarines, torpedo speedboats, and gunboats, but also faced the heavy combat ships of the Soviet Navy for the first time - the newly-in-service Chabayev-class light cruiser "Chickarov", the surface ship that was interrupted during World War II had a standard displacement of 11,000 tons and was equipped with four triple-units.

The 6-inch main gun was equipped with thick armor and complete equipment. In terms of combat effectiveness, it was equivalent to a lightweight heavy cruiser. With this comprehensive cruiser as the combat flagship, a combat formation composed of 17 Soviet ships entered the southeastern waters of Lorrain at night, crossing the combined route from Lorrain to Rügen. Although the number of ships and submarines invested by the Imperial Team was more than the opponent, there was no one 10,000-ton combat ship. The night battle efficiency of attack aircraft and bombers could not be expected, so they had to rely on torpedo boats and submarines to attack the opponent.

Although risking being attacked by Soviet ships at any time, ships that provided sea transportation support for the Imperial Team still frequently traveled between the Denmark islands and the continental areas all night, and opened up many new landing sites at the root of the Jutland Peninsula and even the coast of northwestern Germany. As for conventional tactics, it is not wise to disperse troops when the enemy deploys a large number of mobile combat troops along the coastline, but extraordinary battles require extraordinary strategies. Every landing of the Imperial Team can be supported by the rebels and underground resisters. Most of them do not stick to the beachhead, but use the troops connection gaps when the Soviet army mobilized to carry out flexible operations, and cooperate with the rebels to mislead the Soviet army to make judgments and create

In some areas, the empires had very strong military forces, and in other areas, they marched secretly to the Soviet towns far away from the coast, strangling the Soviet second-line troops, making the Soviet army passive and unfavorable. In the two places of Sevotal and Buchholz, south of Hamburg, the imperial team decisively invested heavy troops, successively resisting the fierce attacks of the Soviet troops, and inducing the Soviet command to dispatch reinforcements to the main combat areas when the troops' mobility dropped sharply. Because these reinforcements could not arrive within effective time, the attacks throughout the night became successively increased. The clumsy giant had muscles but could not really exert force.

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