When Hesman and Yusupov were discussing how to destroy the Soviet red state, the Soviet Red Army was also preparing for an unexpected counterattack.

The troops that will play a key role in this combat operation code-named "Red Guards" are Red Brigades composed of Comrade Hitler's compatriots and the blonde German Superman!

“Even if people are no longer loyal, we are still loyal.

Our team will always stand on this land.

The portrayal of a better era is alert to our youth.

An era of virtue and pride in sacrifice.

We will always be with you and never surrender.

Please believe us as we believe in the oak trees and the sun and moon of Germany…”

Accompanied by the high-pitched, majestic and exciting music, the SS military song "When People Are No longer Loyal" sounded on the lawn of the Concewo Villa where Stalin lives!

This is really an incredible scene.

Nearly 1,500 men in German armed SS uniforms, dressed in neat square formations on the lawn and sang the SS's military songs loudly under the accompaniment of the military band.

Joseph Stalin, the owner of Concewo Villa, inspected the troops that looked like they were the Nazi SS, accompanied by Zhukov and Rokosovsky.

"Hi! Hitler!"

"Hi! Hitler!"

When the song stopped abruptly, 1,500 SS officers and soldiers gave Stalin a German ritual and shouted...Hi! Hitler!

Stalin nodded, as if very satisfied with the performance of these "Nazis".

"It looks the same as it really is," Stalin said to Rokosovsky beside him, "but why do they dress up as SS instead of ordinary Wehrmachts?"

Of course these SSs are fake, otherwise the Soviet-German War would have ended now.

"Because it's more like the SS," Rokosovsky explained. "Although the German SS is also part of the National Welfare Army, there is still a certain gap between the two, especially the officers. Most of the officers of the German Welfare Army have some aristocratic temperament and are difficult to imitate, while most of the SS officers come from the middle and lower classes."

The German Wehrmacht was inherited from the Prussian Army and was a powerful brigade of "Old Europe". The officers of "Old Europe" are all aristocratic, not necessarily nobles, but they look like nobles.

Because "old European" officers pay attention to training and education, they often need to enter the young military academy at the age of teenage years, receive strict training and influence, and learn various aristocratic etiquettes, which are basically cultivated according to the requirements of military aristocrats (this is also to enhance the sense of honor of the army and soldiers). Therefore, when they grow up, they look unique and aristocratic temperament. It is easy to expose their abilities to let most German internationalist soldiers who are proletarians pretend to be aristocrats.

The SS officers' components are very complicated, all of which are all from all walks of life, and most of them have not received long-term military training education, and do not have the annoying aristocratic temperament.

In addition, the National Socialist Workers' Party and the Bolshevik Party actually have a relationship, both of which are tribes of the European socialist movement. Therefore, it is very close to many terms and "cuts". It is much easier to make the Bolsheviks pretend to be Nazis than to pretend to be Prussian noble officers.

Therefore, Rokosovsky, who is more familiar with the inside story of the German army, decided to let the Red Brigade soldiers pretend to be Nazis, and also gathered them together for a 10-day special training. Today is the day to "report the performance".

After listening to Rokosovsky's introduction, Stalin nodded again, then turned around and walked towards the villa. Zhukov and Rokosovsky also followed Stalin towards the villa building.

"When can we start?" As soon as we walked into the house, Stalin asked the two Red Army marshals beside him.

"The initial choice is April 5th." Zhukov gave the exact date. "The weather forecast says that from the 5th to the 10th, there will be continuous rain and snow in Kalinin. Then the temperature will gradually rise and the ice and snow will melt in large areas."

In other words, April 5th to 10th is the best offensive time, and the muddy season will come after the 10th.

"April 5..." Stalin thoughtfully, "Lenin returned to Russia in April 1917, and then the Russian Revolution brought about a full turn. I hope that April this year can become a turning point in the Patriotic War."

Zhukov and Rokosovsky looked at each other, and Zhukov said: "There will definitely be a turning point in April. We can at least achieve the goal of delaying the time of the Moscow defense war."

In Zhukov's view, this is a turning point.

"Yes!" Rokosovsky replied, "The United States is progressing very smoothly in the Hawaiian Islands. Now it has controlled half of Niho Island, and the engineers have also gone to the island to start building the airport. Once the airport is completed, the powerful US shore-based air force can reach the Hawaiian Islands, and Japan will definitely suffer a crushing defeat."

Rokosovsky was talking about the Battle of the Hawaiian Islands according to the Americans' caliber. Although the Americans were in a terrible bloody battle on Niho Island, the news they reported to their Soviet allies was still optimistic. The Soviets actually knew about the bloody battle on Niho Island (there were internationalist fighters who informed him). However, according to Soviet standards, the United States' losses on Niho Island were nothing.

For such an important island, it is worth it to die with 100,000 Red Army. The Americans paid less than 30,000 (injuries and disappearances) for many days. It is estimated that 50,000 or 60,000 will be taken down in the end.

After taking Niho Island, you can set up enough p51, p47, a-36 (the dive bombing version of p51) and b-25, and you can go to Oahu Island.

As for the casualties, it is only 300,000 or 500,000 to calculate the extra deaths. In the eyes of Stalin, Zhukov and Rokosovsky, these losses are not a problem at all. Even if they doubled, it would be worth it as long as they could win Oahu.

So the Soviet Command was optimistic about the Battle of the Hawaii Islands.

...

"Marshal of the Empire."

Marshal Model, the new commander of the Northern Army Group, saluted Hessmann, who was visiting the inspection in the headquarters of the Petrograd village.

"Valt," Hessman replied, and then shook hands with Model again, "How is the situation on the front line?"

His personal relationship with Model was very good. Both of them were about the same age and knew each other when they were young military academy. During the interwar period, Model was also a member of the "Schletcher Hessmann gang". After the outbreak of the world war, Hessmann promoted his old friend a lot, not only promoted Model to marshal, but also allowed him to replace Qusirel as the commander of the Northern Army Group.

“Very calm.”

Model replied, "It's not normal to be calm."

"Irrespective?" Hessman asked, "Do you think the Soviets are preparing to fight back?"

Model nodded and said, "Actually, I think their counterattack should have started long ago, for example, in winter."

"They may be waiting for the JS-2 heavy tank," said Hessman. "This tank can deal with the Tiger."

Because of the traitor's report, Germany is now familiar with the situation of the JS-2 heavy tank. And there is also a way to deal with the e-50 tank, which has increased its weight by 5 tons, turning the front armor into a 130mm/50 degree inclination angle. In theory, the 130mm/50 degree inclination armor is equivalent to 202mm vertical armor. Even if it is a homogeneous steel plate, this thickness is enough to resist the Soviet Union's 122mm caliber (JS-2 main gun) armor-piercing bomb.

"There is such a possibility." When walking into a map room located in the Yekaterin Palace, Model told Hessman, "There is such a possibility...The Soviets are waiting for the muddy season."

This is probably the so-called "intuition of famous generals"? Anyway, Model has already smelled a trace of threat from the calmness of the battlefield at present.

With the complete restoration of Petrograd, the Soviet Red Army had reached a dying point. Stalin could not sit still and wait for the Northern Army Group and the Central Army Group commanded by Manstein to launch a clamp attack on Moscow.

"Hersman stood in front of a huge map, looking at the huge crowd of troops and arrows on the map, "Walt, do you think the Soviet army might counterattack in the muddy season?"

"There is such a possibility," Moder said with some concern, "because the purpose of the Soviet counterattack was not to defeat us, but to force us to postpone the established attack time. In order to delay the defeat... If they can drag over Japan, there may be a turning point."

"They can't drag the Japanese." Hessman shook his head, "The Japanese are very tenacious!"

"But the Soviet Union is also very tenacious," Moder frowned slightly, "and the Belarus and the Poles on the front line were a little confused and sluggish. If the Soviet army wanted to fight back, it would probably break through the positions of Belarus or Poles."

"It's possible." Hessmann is a commander who can listen to others' opinions (he knows how much he has), "Walt, how are you going to defend?"

Hessman knew that Model was known as a defensive master in another time and space. Now he has so many troops in his hands, so he is definitely not afraid of the Red Army's counterattack, so he is not very worried.
Chapter completed!