510 Prison Break (Medium)
Unbeknownst to him, the operation he was about to carry out would be to rescue a few special guests, agents of the British MI5.
How could these British agents be captured? The reason is interesting: when the Polish government-in-exile instigated the Warsaw Uprising, it urgently needed a group of military instructors, hoping that a group of soldiers with rich combat experience would lead their rebel army into battle. So the British government, at the request of the Polish government-in-exile, organized a group of specially trained paratroopers to parachute into Warsaw before the Warsaw uprising.
But what the British did not expect was that the Soviet Union would be so shameless and simply threw away Warsaw like garbage. Therefore, the survival state of these "consultants" under their short positions is very bad. For example, Matthew. Lieutenant Drum, whose capture was completely different from that of the Red Army. The Red Army advocated that it would rather die than surrender, but there was no such argument on the British and American sides.
ββ¦β¦ After a night of fierce fighting, I led a Polish rebel army of about 300 men to barely repel the German attack and give myself a respite. But the situation was generally not good, and it is said that the Russians had no intention of attacking Warsaw, but were preparing to surround it. This was completely contrary to our expectations and those of the Germans, and as the Red Army's armored forces continued to advance deep into Poland, the Germans were faced with the great dilemma of whether to hold Warsaw or abandon the city and retreat...... Time is running out for the Germans, it is said that the Belorussian Third Front is outflanking and will soon isolate and blockade Warsaw, and if the Germans do not want hundreds of thousands of living forces to be crucified in Warsaw, then they have only one way to go, and that is to evacuate Warsaw. β
"For us and for the Poles, it would be great if the Germans chose to retreat, and if the Germans were gone, the city would be ours, otherwise we would be beaten or starved to death before the Russians had completely trapped the Germans...... Later I learned that Hitler did not want to give up Warsaw easily, and that the Polish uprising angered the tyrant, who gave instructions to his thugs to destroy Warsaw completely, which meant that we, the resisters, would either surrender or be exterminated. β
"In the afternoon, when a large number of German troops crossed the railroad and launched a fierce attack on the right flank of my troops, I quickly grabbed the radio and called for help from the Soviet air force circling in the air, telling us a contact frequency to call when we needed support...... However, we generally don't tend to call the Russians until we have to, because their air support is really brutal, and their air force will blow up the entire neighborhood, which means that we will be bombed indiscriminately if we stick to the same neighborhood, and don't try it if you don't want to die. β
"But the situation now does not allow me to hesitate, the Polish insurgents are seriously short of anti-tank weapons, and there are only two bazookas out of the three hundred men under my control, which are generously supported by the Americans. Unfortunately, these two bazookas are not much better than the burning sticks now, because the last armor-piercing shell was knocked out in yesterday's battle, and now they are really just decorations! β
"The Russian bombardment began, and dozens of Tu-2 and Il-2 took turns blowing up the entire neighborhood, blowing not only the German tanks and soldiers away, but also the positions of our resisters. More than 100 of my boys were killed and wounded in yesterday's battle, and today's Russian bombing has achieved the same effect......"
"A whole day passed, and I lost contact with the friendly forces, and the situation was not good. When night fell, the Squadron Commander of the 2nd Squadron came to me and told me that there were signs that we were surrounded by the Germans, and that we should take advantage of the last chance to kill them, otherwise tomorrow would be a dead end! β
"I didn't agree with the squadron leader, because I knew that there was no chance of winning just by relying on the strength at hand, and we had to restore contact with friendly forces, and then we had a chance of breaking out together. So I told him that we should first reconnoiter around, so that we could not only find holes in the German lines, but also get support from our own men. So I sent someone to scout around, but the results were not good, the scouts did not find their allies, they seemed to have been wiped out! β
"In the middle of the night, the Germans began to bombard fiercely, and I knew that they would launch a surprise attack as soon as the shelling stopped. The shelling stopped for a long time, and I ran upstairs to take a lookβmy good man, even though it was dark outside, but I could see that the streets were full of German soldiers. We opened fire on them from upstairs, and the Germans reacted quickly and quickly fired back. The soldier next to me was killed, and then the Germans threw a grenade in, and the squadron leader next to me was wounded in the thigh, and blood gushed out from his fingers, and he let out a terrible scream, but at that time I had no time to care about others, so I pulled the trigger like crazy until all the bullets in the magazine were gone. I still had a magazine on my waist, but I didn't have time to get it, the Germans were already surrounded by water, and the next second they could throw grenades in again. In desperation, I threw the submachine gun out of the window and shouted: 'Comrade! I give up! ββ
"There were five people alive in the room at the time, including me, and I had two Poles carry the wounded squadron leader out first, and I had to dispose of the radio and the codebook, which must not fall into the hands of the Germans. But I was so nervous that I couldn't strike a match anyway, and the Germans were in a hurry, and I didn't want to provoke them. So in desperation, I hurriedly stuffed the codebook into the crack in the wall that had been blown up by the Russians, hoping that the Germans would not find it! β
"The Germans soon rushed in, quite dissatisfied with my grinding, and one of the fleshy guys hit me with the butt of a rifle. On the street, several German soldiers came and searched us, and they took all our valuable things - watches, rings, wallets. Luckily, the German soldiers who searched me were sloppy and they didn't find my wallet hidden in the inner pocket of my jacket. I wasn't happy for long, though, and after the search was complete, we were ordered to stand in a line a few yards away in orderβand my head immediately buzzed: 'It's over, I'm going to be shot!' ββ
This suspicion was soon confirmed, and the Germans had no humanity to execute all their prisoners, and they were ready to kill all the Poles. I will never forget the scene for the rest of my life, when rows and rows of people were knocked down by submachine guns, and the Germans were not interested in disposing of the corpses, so much so that after several rounds of executions, the corpses were piled up on the ground. It was my turn to be the next one, and I was racing in my head, as if I had a thousand thoughts, but I couldn't grasp a single thought, and just as the murderous Nazis were about to grab my arm and drag me out, a voice suddenly rang out: 'Stop! Is that him? ββ
"When I looked up in a daze, I saw a familiar looking Pole pointing at me and nodding at an SS officer, unfortunately I didn't understand German, but I knew that the focus of the conversation was me. I don't know what the Pole said, but I knew from the bastard's face that this was a hateful traitor, a mongrel in Polish parlance. β
"Soon I was dragged out of the queue and interrogated separately by two SS soldiers, and it was clear that the Polish mongrel had betrayed me and told the Germans who I really was. The Germans were obviously very interested in us, the British, who had come down from the sky, and kept asking us about our true purpose and mission, but I only gave my name, rank, and number, and I refused to answer any other questions, so an SS Nazi next to me scolded me, even though I didn't know German, but I knew it was definitely not a good thing. β
"Then I was taken to the other side alone by the Germans, where I met not all of my companions who had come with me, some of them dead and some wounded, and it was clear that our operation was not a success. For the next few days I kept getting bad news, and on the fourth day after the capture, we Englishmen were stuffed into a stuffy tank train by the Germans, and after a full 24 hours of driving, we fled Warsaw with the last German troops. After that, Warsaw was surrounded by Russians, and no one could escape from that terrible city, which in the coming months would go hand in hand with destruction and death......"
Actually, Matthew. Drum didn't need to dwell on being betrayed by the Poles, because if he hadn't, it would have been a dead end, and in a sense betraying his Poland saved his life.
Let's not mention this Matthew. Drum, because he's really just a supporting character. The so-called captured "comrades" discovered by Sarneng actually included these MI6 military advisers. At that time, these advisers were moving towards Poznan along with the more valuable wealth that the Germans had looted from Poland. At that time, the train held a total of 300 Soviet and British prisoners of war, 100 tons of gold, 200 tons of silver and other works of art, worth about 1 billion Swiss francs. According to Hitler's orders, the train was to load another 300 million Swiss francs worth of gold, platinum and other gold, silver and jewelry after unloading the useless prisoners of war in Poznan, and then sail directly to Switzerland to purchase the strategic resources that the German army desperately needed.
But Hitler must have been disappointed, because the train was not destined to reach Switzerland, because it was already on the radar of Liberation. At half past eleven o'clock that night, just after the last guard post of the German army was handed over, Shi Nengzhi quietly entered the railway station with Tobinsky and others.
"The Germans are very lax, you should be able to approach them in this skin, pay attention to the signals, be sure to be neat, don't drag mud and water!"
It was a bit awkward for Tobinsky, who was wearing a German uniform, especially since it was still an SS lieutenant colonel's uniform, and he really didn't like the uniforms of these demons, wearing them was like being tortured. But this can't be helped, whoever makes him the only one in this group who is blonde and blue-eyed, looks like a pure-bred Aryan, can't let the Eastern-faced Shi Neng hold to pretend to be the SS.
Tobinsky was also quite surprised, for example, he didn't have the ability to get these uniforms, according to Shi Nengzhi, he sneaked into the German barracks and got out. Anyway, it sounds like someone is really open.
But Tobinski was still a little confused, and he asked, "But none of us know German?" β
"Brainless!" Shi Neng also obeyed these big brothers, if his soldiers are this virtue and have no flexibility at all, then he will really kick it up, "Your military rank is higher than that of the sentry, they have to salute first when they see you, you can take advantage of this to start!" β
The corners of Tobinsky's mouth twitched twice, he thought the idea was so unreliable anyway. In the middle of the night, a colonel-level officer walked outside the train station without sleeping, what is going on? If you're here on official business, you can't walk here, at least by car, right?
Of course, Tobinski also knew that there was nowhere to get a car at this moment, and it was not easy to get this military uniform. At the moment, he could only stubbornly walk towards the sentry watching the gate.
To Tobinski's surprise, however, the sentry was completely unaware of the vigilance he had imagined, and was completely unaware that he was too unusual as an officer. But it's normal to think about it, this is not on the front line, and you must always be wary of the Red Army coming, and for the second-line troops of the German army behind the front line, vigilance is really just that, not to mention that the momentum of Tobinsky and others is really a bit like the appearance of the SS.
In fact, Tobinsky they have no momentum at all, they are completely hard, so when the sentry walked up to him and snapped a salute, this one exploded directly, he didn't say a word and raised his fist to the sentry guy, and immediately knocked the goods to the ground, this time it was so sudden, not to mention that the Germans did not react, and the little friends behind Tobinsky were a little stunned.
Fortunately, they came to their senses quickly, and the next moment they rushed up with a whine and solved the remaining two stunned German sentinels, and afterwards the comrades complained about Tobeyinsky: "Why don't you act according to the plan, why don't you do it without signaling, it almost broke the big thing!" β
Tobinski could only bow his head and apologize, this was indeed his fault, he was so nervous, when the sentry saluted, he had only the command of Shi Neng in his head, so he did it without saying a word.
"Don't be stunned, go according to the plan!" Shi Neng also felt that it was very mysterious just now, if it weren't for the poor vigilance of the Germans, otherwise it would have to be a bad dish. But now he can't continue to criticize Rabinsky, this guy is already nervous enough, and if he criticizes two more sentences, can't this thing be more nervous? You must know that this is just entering the door, and the environment inside the station is more complex and dangerous, and there is no room for error.
So Shi Nengzhi just patted Rabinsky on the shoulder, and then ordered to quickly hide the body of the German sentry, and then mixed in with Rabinsky and the others, and swaggered towards the station.
I don't know if God deliberately wanted to test Rabinsky, or if they were too poor in character, but not long after entering the station, they were confronted by a group of German patrols. To be honest, even if he walked behind Rabinski, Shi Nengzhi could feel that Rabinsky's hairs stood up at that moment, and even his walking posture was a little abnormal.
The moment the two pairs met each other, the atmosphere was almost frozen, but Rabinsky later recalled: "I almost forgot how to breathe, and I held my breath and went on with my head, thankfully the Germans did not notice us." β
Yes, the German patrol was actually just a show, and after the leading sergeant glanced at Rabinsky, he was not interested. The two pairs of centaurs crossed face-to-face, and the harmony could not have been more harmonious.
It should be said that the time for the release of the election is very good, this is the time when the patrol team is most tired, and their vigilance about the affairs in the station is reduced to a minimum, probably in their opinion, those who can enter through the sentry at the gate are naturally their own people.
Shine and Rabinsky and the others continued to walk slowly, the station was very small, and soon they mixed into the waiting room, which was pitch black, and it was full of sleeping German soldiers. Not only were there German soldiers in the waiting room, but there were also German soldiers lying on the platform. These people have just been evacuated from Warsaw, tired and sleepy, not to mention Rabinsky, they walked quietly, and even if it was thunder, I am afraid they would not wake up.
Rabinsky later recalled: "I saw more Germans that night than in the three years since the outbreak of the Great Patriotic War combined. I never imagined that one day I would be so close to the Germans that I could see a few hairs on their feet! β
Crossing the platform, Rabinsky and Luneng walked in the direction of the military train without any danger, because of the large amount of gold loaded, the security level of this train was much higher, and every other car was guarded by guards standing on the roof of the car. If you want to swagger up, you are simply looking for death.
But Shi Nengzhi was not in a hurry at all, he did not rush to get closer to the military column, but took Rabinsky and the others to another train in a roundabout way. The train was not so heavily guarded, with the exception of a few sentinels who had almost slept to death.
"Didn't see the fourth car!" Shi Neng said in a low voice: "That carriage is full of ammunition, you can hide it in a while!" β
Rabinsky nervously asked, "What about you?" β
Shi Neng smiled and pointed at their target: "Mine go around the perimeter and step on the point." β
After saying that, Shi Neng got into the railroad tracks under the carriage with a cat's waist, and disappeared after a while......
At the same time, the British agents were also nervously thinking about how to escape from prison, yes, the British are not gentlemen when they are in prison, not to mention that these British spies themselves are not gentlemen. Carefully cultivated by MI6, they were not just military advisers, they were a typical group of conspirators, and their main mission to Warsaw was not to help the Poles revolt, but to prop up the Belt and Road Party and lay the groundwork for future control of Poland.
However, to the sorrow and tragedy of these conspirators, the choice of the Soviet Red Army made all their plans go down the drain, and they were now reduced to prisoners who could hardly do anything.
"We must escape from prison!" Matthew. Drum said firmly.
But that's all he has left, because he really can't help how to escape from prison. The British spies were held alone in a carriage with iron bars and two armed SS soldiers standing in the doorway, the only tools they had at their disposal were wooden spoons for eating. What does this thing do?
"Call the guards at the door in, and we'll work together to knock them out?"
However this is recommended in Matthew. Drum looked stupid: "Didn't we try it before, we shouted in our throats inside, and the two logs outside didn't pay attention." Only their prefect had the right to enter the carriage. β
"Then wait for that damn Nazi to come in, and we'll do it!"
Matthew. Drum said angrily: "Are you stupid? When did that guy come in and hug a large group of people, how could we do it with our bare hands? β
For a moment the British fell silent, because those of them who claimed to be the elite could not think of a solution, and it must be said that it made them both faceless and frustrated.
"Hey! Hey! β
Right here at Matthew. When the drums were downcast, a spy near the window called softly: "Guys, come and see if there's someone under the car on the other side?" β
A group of British spies hula surrounded them, and looked in the direction of the man's finger, and sure enough, there was indeed a black shadow under the car opposite, and the black shadow was gesturing to them, as if asking them to do something.
"I see, he let us get the attention of the guards!" Matthew. Drum's eyes lit up and he said happily.
Yes, Shine is in trouble, the Germans patrolling here are too dense, and it is too difficult to get close. Fortunately, when he was scouting before, Shi Neng found the captured "comrades" in this carriage, and it became the best choice for them to help.
Soon the British began to make a lot of noise, and although it was impossible to attract the guards into the carriage, it was inevitable to distract the attention of the nearby Germans. When the Germans were attracted by their fighting, Shi Neng slipped away with a puff of smoke.
"Yay!" Matthew. As Drum witnessed Shi Nengzhi's movements, he couldn't help but have a glimmer of hope that it would be much easier for them to escape from prison with the help of outsiders. At that moment, his restless heart began to come alive again.
"Guys, get ready, it's up to us next!"
Matthew. Drum was excited, but what he didn't expect was that Shi Neng Zhi didn't give them a chance to perform at all, and it was only Shi Neng Zhi who was destined to shine this night...... (To be continued.) )