During World War II, Mao Zi called the Germans Hans, because there were many thieves called Hans by the Germans. Maozi is called Ivan, and in the same way, because there are so many people called Ivan.

Basically, in the field of propaganda, it's like the five-haired dog on the Internet today.

You spray yours, I spray mine, no one obeys anyone.

Moreover, in order to ensure their own morale, all kinds of exaggerated propaganda are not uncommon.

Today Hans said that he killed the eighteenth generation of Ivan's ancestors, and tomorrow it is estimated that it will be another eighteen generations, and it stands to reason that Maozi should have died a billion people.

The Ivan over there are similar, basically shooting a No. 4 can be said to have destroyed a tank battalion on the other side.

The latest battle reports are often published in the newspapers within an hour and spread throughout their major cities.

This time, the record of ending one of the German army headquarters was unexpectedly suppressed.

For example, Vasily Zaitsev, one of the ten most famous snipers of World War II, killed a total of 225 Wehrmacht soldiers during the Battle of Stalingrad, and became famous for killing the German sniper king Konings.

Think about it, Vasily killed two or three German soldiers every day, and he made headlines every day.

Why did Mei Mumu kill one of the enemy's military headquarters and indirectly succeed in Chuikov's counteroffensive, but he couldn't make headlines?

There is only one reason, his military exploits were pressed on the Supreme Commander Stalin.

The Kremlin, Stalin was quite a pain in the ass.

Originally, I saw the battle report from below, a young man from a hunter not only fought bravely, knocked down Stuka with a rifle, but also used his hunter's stealth to go deep behind enemy lines, eliminate a military headquarters of the enemy, and kill a lieutenant general and a major general.

It is not an exaggeration to immediately praise him as a new national hero.

It is precisely because of the unfavorable situation of the war that individual heroes are needed to divert the attention of the people.

But another report from the Ministry of Internal Affairs made Stalin want to kill Mei Mumu.

"Kamenka...... Why Kamenka!?"

There is nothing wrong with the place itself in Kamenka. It should be said that at that time, the Soviet Union did not discriminate against the various Soviet member states, except for the strong suppression of small countries such as Lithuania, which had just been annexed.

It's like Stalin himself was a standard Georgian.

The name of Kamenka is eye-catching because the commander of the 62nd Army, General Anton Ivanovich Lopatin, who was dismissed from his post by Stalin not long ago, is a native of Kamenka.

After the outbreak of the Soviet-German war, Lopatin achieved brilliant results.

In 1942 he was awarded the rank of general, and in August he was sent to command the 62nd Army of the Stalingrad Front, which suffered heavy casualties in the fierce German offensive between the Don and Volga rivers.

In September 1942, the German army attacked the outskirts of Stalingrad, and the Soviet High Command strictly ordered the Stalingrad Front to hold the city of Stalingrad, and the task of defending the city fell to the 62nd Army.

At this time, the units of the 62nd Army were all mutilated, and Lopatin frankly believed that it was impossible to hold the city of Stalingrad in the current state of the troops, and he was therefore relieved of his post as commander of the 62nd Army.

This important task was handed over to Chuikov, who took office.

This parallel universe Lopatin is not as lucky as the Lopatin of the Umemu Mu Na Earth. Lopatin himself was inevitably labelled 'incompetent' and 'passive resistance' and is now drinking tea at the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

In the column of Lopatin's kinship, it is written - nephew Medejo Delausky!

This is a great irony.

A general who passively resisted the war, but his nephew achieved the most brilliant results in the same army, the same battlefield, and the same opponent.

Is this a slap in the face of your own uncle?

At this time, it was Stalin himself who swept Lopatin to the end and almost beat the capitulation faction to shoot him. Did Stalin personally sign the General Secretary's decree designating Mei Mumu as a national hero?

Stalin's egg pain chrysanthemum is because of this.

However, seeing the report of the war - Stalingrad recaptured a large part of the city, and the city's share rose to 44%, Stalin felt heartwarmed again.

Lopatin was just too frank and angry with him, and Lopatin was a staunch anti-** fighter. Moreover, nothing compares to the safety of Stalingrad.

When the position is wide, there will be more logistics docks, and the supply will be better, which is the positive cycle.

What's more, not only Chuikov, but even his favorite Zhukov also jointly protected this Dlausky.

After thinking about it, Stalin waved his pen and gave instructions.

On the German side, after waiting for a long time, finally waited for the war report from the Soviet Union. In fact, when they found out that the two generals had their uniforms stripped off and the war correspondent's camera was missing, they all prepared for the worst.

It's just that the mustache is a little confused, since Maozi sent such a powerful commando team, why not equip the commando team with a professional spy camera? That kind of portable camera, the Soviet Union wanted as many as there were.

**I don't know at all, the so-called Soviet super commando is actually just one person, and it is undergoing political trial.

In a small dark room, under the light of a lamp that was dim due to the unstable power supply, the Ministry of Internal Affairs was inviting Mei Mumu to coffee.

"Sergeant Dlausky, do you know Anton Ivanovich Lopatin?"

Mei Mumu followed the information about this person on the retina, and read according to the script: "Yes, he is my uncle." When I was very young, my mother was still alive, and the two families were still in contact at that time. However, after the war, our hometown was attacked by the Germans, and I lost contact with my uncle. ”

"Do you know who your uncle is and what position he holds?"

"I don't know, I just know that he was an officer in the Red Army. What's wrong with Uncle Lopatin?"

The Ministry of Internal Affairs suddenly slapped the table: "Don't pretend to be garlic! You don't know what is happening to Lopatin now?"

Actor Mei Mumu showed his shock very appropriately, in fact, this was the [hypnotism] magic he gave himself early in the morning at work: "I...... I really don't know that...... I followed the refugees all the way east. I finally picked up a Mosin Nagant to use as a shotgun and made a living from hunting. Then he was drafted to Stalingrad. ”

Mei Mumu didn't know what happened to Miss Tianping's identity for him, and he didn't know what this identity would bring. He just instinctively felt that the young lady would not pit him.

In fact, in these years, the army is in chaos, and being able to understand basic identity information is already a great thing for the Ministry of the Interior.

In this troubled world, human life is not as good as a dog.

In the eyes of Stalin and other bigwigs, the lives of ordinary Soviet people can be equated with how many bullets and how many supplies.

Moreover, Mei Mumu was so calm, because the system scan told him that there were two Dinghaishen needles next door.