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In front of such a multiple-choice question, as long as you are not a real GC warrior, you know how to choose.

And before the people in the Peter and Paul Church made a choice, Abakumov told everyone about the method of "fake battles and fake heroic sacrifices".

"Comrades," said Abakumov, "if you choose to fight to the death, Marshal Vlasov and I will also satisfy you...... There will be a final offensive and you will die in Leningrad. ”

It was, of course, a suicidal assault, with a bayonet-mounted rifle charged at the White Army's No. 4 tank (most of the No. 4 tanks eliminated from the Germans were given to the Russian White Army), and then became a glorious martyr of GCISM.

"If you choose to surrender," said Abakumov, "there is no need to be ashamed, because we are not committed to the aggressor, but to the Russian Motherland, and we ...... It's all Russians! We are now fighting against the Russian Empire for the cause of GCISM, not for the Russian invasion of the Soviet Union. But in all fairness, who among you really believes that GCISM is achievable under the current conditions of productivity? ”

No one would believe that a person who could become a regimental cadre, even if he really believed in GC doctrine, thought that it would be possible to achieve it a long, long time later.

Seeing that no one was speaking, Vlasov took over the topic and said: "If everyone does not believe in it, then why should we die for an doctrine that we do not believe in?" Okay, now it's up to you to decide. ”

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"Kuznetsov, it's too late for you to regret it now!"

At noon on March 29, the Soviet troops in the siege of Leningrad had completely fallen into the hands of Vlasov and Abakumov - the meeting held in the Peter and Paul Cathedral was a complete success, and the vast majority of cadres at and above the regimental level signed the collective letter of allegiance in duplicate.

Although there is an element of coercion, if this collective allegiance letter reaches Lubyanka No. 2, it is almost ironclad evidence of an anti-GM traitor group. Moreover, the Leningrad Army Group was surrounded by regiments, and only the whole army was annihilated, and no one had the opportunity to report Vlasov and Abakumov to the NKVD.

Therefore, Vlasov and Abakumov were not worried that these people who had signed the "letter of surrender" would turn against the water, and they did not immediately lead their troops to surrender while the iron was hot. Instead, he found the imprisoned Kuznetsov again and wanted to drag him on the thief ship with him.

"With so many people standing with us, what else do you have to hesitate about?" Vlasov lifted his glasses and looked at Kuznetsov, who was full of anger, "And you also know that Stalin will not let us go, even if the Soviet Union wins the war in the end, we will still suffer because of the fall of most of Leningrad, and none of us, the top leaders of the Leningrad Front and the group army, can escape." ”

Vlasov did not say nonsense that Stalin had always gone too far on the issue of suppression. Not to mention that the Leningrad Front and the city and state W made such a big mistake, even those cadres who did not make any big mistakes lived in fear.

As for ordinary people, any public thing, such as a ball of thread or an ear of wheat, can be arrested and sentenced to several years for the crime of sabotaging socialist construction.

If Kuznetsov, who can provoke an anti-GM lawsuit and lose most of Leningrad and has at least 2 million traitors under his command, is there any reason if he does not become an anti-GM?

Kuznetsov didn't answer right away, but he smoked a cigarette and said after a cigarette: "Give me a rifle!" ”

What he meant was to die with the GCIST fighters in the siege of Leningrad - it was not 1991, and although there were not many people who believed that GCISM would be realized immediately, there were still some who were willing to die for the cause of GCISM. Even among the "irresolute elements" identified by Vlasov and Abakumov, there are more than 100 people who have chosen to die generously!

Kuznetsov also wants to be one of them, and he also wants to use his influence to rally more people to die for the cause of GCISM.

"Kuznetsov, why are you doing this?" Vlasov shook his head with a look of pity. "There is no point in dying for nothing."

"Not in vain," Kuznetsov looked at Vlasov with anger in his eyes, "our sacrifice will inspire generations of GCIST fighters to fight for the cause of the liberation of humanity!" Now our cause has only suffered a temporary setback, but in the future, the red flag of GCISM will inevitably be planted all over the world!

I am extremely convinced of this, without a trace of doubt!

We're going to die singing the Internationale!

Our blood will stain the banner of the future revolution red! ”

Vlasov listened to him and nodded approvingly, as a person who originally practiced theology, he certainly knew the power of faith. Jesus was also crucified, and most of the early Christian leaders were physically wiped out by the Romans. But their faith was passed down and eventually all of Europe was brought to the cross.

So the sacrifice of Kuznetsov and others, and even Stalin, does not mean the defeat of the Soviet Union and the cause of GCISM.

As long as they can pass on the beliefs of GCISM, they may be able to replicate the victory of Christianity.

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"Arise, hungry slaves!

Arise, all the suffering people of the world!

Full of blood has boiled,

Fight for the truth!

The old world is a falling flower,

Slaves get up, get up!

Don't say we have nothing,

We want to be the masters of the world! ”

In the early morning of March 30, a tragic scene appeared near the Vitebsk railway station in the center of Petrograd.

About 1,000 people dressed in Red Army uniforms, singing the high-pitched and tragic "Internationale," holding high the bright red party flag, and carrying rifles with bayonets on their shoulders, appeared in a procession on the wide streets that had become the front line of confrontation between the two armies.

Opposite them was a row of H-4 tanks painted with double-headed eagles - they belonged to the tank regiment of the Imperial Russian Guard. Behind these tanks, there was also a position made up of sandbags and machine-gun fire points. On several nearby tall buildings, machine guns were also erred.

"If only the Soviet Bolsheviks of 1991 could ...... like them"

Hirschmann, who saw this scene in the heavily guarded Videbsk railway station building, couldn't help but think of August 23 and 24, 1991, another time and space, if so many GCIST fighters had come forward and sang "The Internationale" to their deaths, the Soviet Union might not have had a chance to survive, right?

It's a pity that the faith has been shattered, and the Soviet Union is in a catastrophe, and no matter who becomes the general secretary, it cannot be saved.

Thinking of this, Hersman couldn't help but frown.

As a person who witnessed the birth of Soviet Russia and has dealt with the Soviet Union for more than 20 years, Hersman knows the Soviet Union too well.

The USSR was not a nation-state, it was not based on the Russian nation, it never has been, and it cannot be! The USSR was a country built on GCIST beliefs. If faith is not extinguished, the red flag will not really land.

Even if Moscow is occupied, even if all the lands of the Soviet Union are occupied, as long as there are still tens of millions of people who believe in GCISM, the Soviet Union will always exist in people's minds, or one day it will rise again.

Now in Petrograd alone, there are thousands of GC-ism fighters singing "The Internationale" and dying generously, which shows that the current belief in GC-ism has not really been broken, and there are still not many people in the Soviet Union who believe that GC-ism will be realized!

Seemingly...... The specter of GCISM will have to linger for a long time on the soil of Russia and even Europe.

"Yakov," Hesman suddenly turned his head and looked at Yakov, who had already burst into tears with excitement. Dzhugashvili, "It seems that you have not failed...... The world of the future may not be the world of red flags. ”

Yakov. Dzhugashvili remained in Switzerland during this time, where he was protected by agents of the German General Security Service. Despite being monitored, there is a certain amount of freedom, at least to know how the toiling masses of Switzerland live.

So he also knew that GCISM might not be achievable...... Or, the GCISM he believes in may not be realized!

"Click......"

The sound of machine guns rang out, and the singing of the Internationale was extinguished. Those who died generously all fell in pools of blood, and none survived.

"I should be with them too!" Yakov whispered.

Hersman glanced at Yakov, "Yakov, you have a great future ahead of you...... You don't have to die with them. Go back to Moscow, go back to Stalin, tell him what has happened and will happen in Petrograd. ”

"What is going to happen in Petrograd?" Yakov was stunned, "What's the matter?" ”

"A fake war," Hersman said, "not all people believe in GCISM, at least here in Petrograd, and most people don't." But because their families were taken hostage, they didn't dare to surrender publicly, so they could only act in a scene.

So the defeat of the USSR was inevitable, and while GCISM was bound to haunt Europe and the world for many years to come, its defeat was inevitable in this struggle. Because there are so few true believers, I am afraid that they are less than a tenth of the number of Bolshevik party members, right? Relying on this, people cannot win a battle of faith. In the future, you may win, but this time we win! ”