Alexander was dragging a thumb-thick steel bar more than a meter long in his hand, he couldn't find a hammer just now, and the steel bar that was blown up was the best tool to break the wall, and now it was the only weapon in his hand!

"Gruchev, we must get the weapons of the German army, otherwise it will be difficult to hold out!" Pavlov consulted with the head of the party committee around him. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 ｉｎｆｏ

"I'll go!" Alexander volunteered, he knew it was a life-or-death adventure!

"I'll go too." It was Wilshnin, who was as young as Alexander, who spoke.

"Glushchenko and Chernogrove went up to the second floor to monitor the northwest side, and the others covered Alexander and Wilshnin." Pavlov had no choice.

The battle in the west was extremely fierce, and the two Alexanders were fast! Rush out of the building in one sprint and quickly run to the side of the German corpses in the green belt!

Alexander bit the bayonet he had borrowed from his Red Army comrades and lay down in the mud to pick up the arms belt on the corpse, while Wilshnin quickly collected the scattered guns. Alexander, feeling his heart beating out, managed to pull the belt off the corpse, and the feeling told him that the magazine of the submachine gun on it should be full.

A swarthy German submachine gun was on the side, he hung the armed belt on his body, grabbed the submachine gun, saw that Wilchenin had collected two rifles, crawled to the side of a corpse on the left on his stomach, turned the corpse over, and pulled off the armed belt on it.

"Pull back, quick!" Pavlov could see the movements of the two young men, which made him even more nervous than the two in the green belt - if they were discovered by the Germans, the two young men would be targets!

Alexander had two armed belts on his body, a 98K rifle in his left hand and an MP38 submachine gun in his right hand. As soon as he reached the door of the building, Alexander simply pounced on him with a fish leap, and he turned over and leaned against the wall and couldn't stop panting!

"Well done!" The man on the side helped the two warriors unload their equipment: three rifles and a submachine gun, Alexandrov counted the ammunition, the magazines of the three submachine guns were full, and there were about 20 rounds of ammunition in the magazines on the guns. There were quite a few rifle bullets: one of the belts was hung with a box of bulk rifle cartridges for German infantrymen, plus others, for a total of about two hundred rounds, and three German long-handled grenades.

Having assigned the weapons, Pavlov taught Alexander how to use the German submachine guns - Gruchev and Palovin were not accustomed to using repeating weapons, but only evened out dozens of rounds.

Another comrade did not have a gun, so he stuffed two grenades in his waist, and everyone was armed. "Grouchev and I go up to the second floor, and if the Germans attack from the northwest again, everyone will go up to the second floor!"

Gruchev signaled to stop for a moment: "Comrade sergeant, shall we seal the West Gate first?" ”

Pavlov nodded—it was more difficult to climb the window than to rush straight into the building.

Let's do it together, desks and cabinets are the best materials to block the door, and a dozen stacked desks will block the west door in a row!

The passage to the basement had also been cleared by the women comrades, and when they got the news that the building had been occupied by their own people, the residents who were hiding in the basement of the adjacent building also ran through the sewers. Pavlov mobilized all his comrades who could work, blocked all the windows on the side of the Germans with office furniture, because there was not enough on the first floor, and even moved a large number of them down from the second floor!

Sure enough, as Pavlov expected, after the building on the west side was occupied by the Red Army, the Red Army that wanted to support him was stopped and shot by the Germans in the green belt, and after suffering more than a dozen casualties, he had to temporarily give up support, and he had to rely on himself for a short time.

The troops on the east side of the river could not find boats or rubber boats for a while, otherwise they would have come from the river to support Pavlov without having to pass under the noses of the Germans.

At dawn, the Germans in the northwest were massing their forces and trying to drive the Red Army back to the east bank of the Svisloch River - heavy artillery fire always seemed to be the prelude to a large-scale offensive!

The whole building trembled, and every time a large-caliber shell hit the building, countless bricks and stones crackled and smashed down, and the upper two floors were already unrecognizable, except for the frame, the roof and the walls had collapsed!

"Get ready to fight! Get ready for battle! "Pavlov shouted as soon as he got out of the falling ceiling!

The Germans came up, just over 100 meters away!

There was no need to say anything "hit", as soon as Pavlov fired, the people in both rooms opened fire almost simultaneously: the Red Army in the building on the left flank gave Pavlov several people good fire support, and several heavy machine guns suppressed the attack on the German side.

The German commander was bound to take the building and use the northeast corner as the focus of the attack, so as to avoid the Red Army threat on one side - it was clear that the Germans had discovered that Pavlov's building was not guarded by many people!

Getting closer, Pavlov has switched to burst rifle mode instead of accurate single shot - too close! At the critical moment, several shells flew from the north to destroy the morale of the German troops, and the shells fell about 20 meters in front of the building, apparently the Red Army on the flank indicated the direction for the mortars behind.

As soon as the Germans began to retreat, Pavlov ran to his office on the other side of the corridor and saw the mortar positions across the river - Colonel Yelin did not forget about the reconnaissance group.

The commander who commanded mortar fire was a veteran, and he dared to hit at such distances and angles!

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Lin Jun, who had already returned to the city defense headquarters, was watching the battle for the attack on Lenin Square, and was relieved to learn that the German positions on the west bank of the Svisloch River had been captured and gained a firm foothold. Chuikov added another infantry regiment to Rodimtsev and resolutely held his position on the west bank of the Svisloch River - the Germans were bound to launch a frantic counteroffensive!

In the dim light, the red marker reappeared on the east bank of the Central District River, but the battle report in front still made Lin Jun and Chuikov re-examine the current situation - the terrain was clearly marked, and to occupy Lenin Square, no matter which direction the attack was from, they would pass through wide streets, and the casualties in the open area were bound to be very large! The worst thing is that it is impossible for the 87th Division alone to completely occupy the square in one go.

"Order Rodimtsev to suspend the full-scale offensive and consolidate the existing positions." Chuikov decisively gave the order: the basic purpose has been achieved, and it will be consumed first in the central zone!

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