reborn super empire

In fact, Zhukov also wanted to ask directly how Liu Ling and the others planned to arrange for these soldiers who surrendered, but it seemed that it was inappropriate to ask directly.

So let's put forward the most basic conditions first, and then ask about their arrangements. In Zhukov's view, a lot of medicines are needed to treat the Soviet Union's injuries, and what does medicine mean now?gold.

That's right, medicine does mean gold. I don't know how many soldiers lost their lives because of lack of medicine, and I don't know how many hospitals can only watch wounded soldiers die one by one because of lack of medicine.

In the Soviet Union, medicines were much more precious, and the Far Eastern Military Region was at least a second-level command organization of the Soviet Union. However, here, they did not have more medicines. Even Zhukov was injured and had to go back to Moscow for treatment.

From this, we can see the rarity of medicines in the Soviet Union, and those medicines are naturally used for high-level leaders, but it seems a bit wasteful to use them on ordinary soldiers.

Anyway, they can have as many people as they want, and there is no need to spend so much money on them. This is also the reason for the high death rate of the Soviet Red Army.

One is that there is not enough medicine, and the other is that the higher-ups did not treat them as human beings. As long as the higher-ups give an order, even if there are mountains of swords and fires in front of you, you must not hesitate, otherwise it will be disloyal to the country.

Although this kind of theory is absurd, it is the fact that it exists no matter in the Soviet Union or the Republic of China, especially in the current Soviet Union and the later Republic of China, where military orders are like mountains.Soldiers can't have any opposition at all.

This is the disadvantage of a one-party dictatorship. It is okay if the time is short, but it will easily arouse the resentment of the soldiers after a long time.That's all in peacetime, especially in wartime, every order you give is to make them die, who can guarantee that they will obey absolutely?No one will feel that your decisions are all right?

In fact, this is also the case in the Chinese Empire, but if you look carefully.But it's different. In the Chinese Empire, soldiers are more flexible.Military orders like mountains are stipulated in this way all over the world, but in some countries, as long as the order is issued, you must complete it, and you must complete it according to the requirements.

in the Chinese Empire.For example, after the order is issued.Soldiers feel that it is inappropriate to do so, so they can do it in the way they think is most appropriate without affecting the result of the mission. Generally, the mission is only based on the result.

Of course, there should be no excessive disturbance to the people during the process, otherwise, even if the task is completed, it will still be criticized.

In addition, the Chinese Empire's management of soldiers is also very different from them, in the Soviet Union and the Republic of China.Everything seized must be returned to the public, which Su Dao thought was inappropriate from the very beginning.

so.On the side of the Chinese Empire, there is a principled return to the public, and the rest are all returned to the soldiers.For example, if the troops captured a government office in a city, you can take away the money from the guards and staff, but the documents and other things there are never allowed to be moved by the soldiers personally.

Under normal circumstances, soldiers don't bother to move those, they are not laborious enough, and they are worthless, so it is better to buy more gold jewelry and pocket watches, which can increase in value if they are kept.

"Okay, I agree."

Liu Ling nodded directly and agreed, treating the Soviet Union's injuries is no problem. Anyway, they can produce the medicine themselves, which is nothing more than penicillin. The big deal is to give one to each of the Soviet Union's injuries. As for whether they live or die, it's up to them. own.

Anyway, Liu Ling's idea is to cover life but not life. I will do my best, and the rest will be left to fate. If you don't live, don't say anything bad.

Zhukov obviously did not expect that Liu Ling would agree to his conditions so readily. Although he now has more than 50 soldiers, there are more than 40 wounded soldiers. It can be said that everyone is injured.

In line with the principle that minor injuries can't go to the line of fire, and serious injuries basically die, so although Zhukov's half a million people are basically wounded soldiers, their combat effectiveness is still guaranteed, because they are used to this kind of fighting with injuries. Days, minor injuries are nothing to them at all.

"These of us are basically the wounded."

Zhukov seemed a little unbelievable that this was true, and reminded him again.

"Well, I know, I will provide you with medicines, as for the rest, that is your business."

Liu Ling still nodded calmly and replied.

"Then, general, how does your country plan to deal with us people?"

After getting the confirmation, Zhukov secretly breathed a sigh of relief. He was not afraid of Liu Ling's repentance, and for the rich and powerful Chinese Empire, this didn't seem to be a problem at all. However, for their own injuries, the hospital would spare no expense. In the rescue, the medicine used on an ordinary soldier is often enough for the Soviets to save many lives.

"The initial plan is to find a place for you, and then you will have autonomy there. As for the final result, it depends on your next performance."

Liu Ling looked up at Zhukov and said.

This is the preliminary plan and also the final plan. They have chosen the location long ago, but they did not say it out, because Liu Ling still needs to use Zhukov to help him complete the sweeps in other places. With Zhukov here to help, the troops will task will be much easier.

Otherwise, with a distance of more than 1000 kilometers, the troops would have to spend at least a few months here, and there was no guarantee that the mission could be completed.

"Okay, if there is a need for cooperation, we will definitely do our best."

Zhukov nodded in agreement.

Being able to get a place and put the Soviets together, this result exceeded Zhukov's expectations. In any case, this result is at least acceptable.

It's just that Zhukov is still a little too optimistic. If he knows where Su Dao arranged for them, Zhukov will definitely not cooperate in the next action, at least he will not try his best.

That's right, Su Dao's plan is to place them on an archipelago between the Barents Sea and the Arctic Ocean. The geographical location is extremely north, and it is almost the North Pole.

There is a thick layer of ice on the archipelago, no plants can grow, there is very little chance for humans to live there, and they will not be able to grow all edible food there, the only thing that can fill their stomachs Only a small amount of fish.

But after all, it is close to the North Pole, and even there are very few fish. In the face of millions of Soviets, what use is a little fish?Therefore, Su Dao wanted to make them extinct there.

The most suitable place for humans to live is definitely near the river, where there are trees growing, but there, there are no rivers, no trees, and some are just ice and snow. They may not lack water, but they will never find any food, especially pasta.

"What you need to do is very simple, and it is not difficult for you."

Liu Ling stood up, picked up a baton, walked to a huge map, pointed to a dividing line on the map and continued:

"All you need to do is to see this line clearly, and then persuade all armed forces east of this line to surrender. As long as you can do this, I can assure you that the empire will provide you with a certain amount of money every month in the future. food."

Zhukov stared at the line on the map. At the beginning, because he was focused on the negotiation, he didn't notice the changes on the map behind Liu Ling.

But now, Zhukov finally discovered the changes on the map. A long dividing line is so dazzling on the map, and the land that originally belonged to the Soviet Union is now completely divided by them.

The biggest beneficiary is definitely the Chinese Empire, and they, the defeated people, can only obey their orders, otherwise, the consequences will be very serious, far beyond the range they can bear.

"Okay, no problem, but I hope you can keep your promise, General."

Zhukov nodded heavily, so what if he doesn't want to?He no longer has the strength to resist, so he can only obey, for the sake of those who are still alive.

"Don't worry, what I said, I never broke my promise."

Liu Ling replied directly.

What about giving him food?Even if he is given [-] tons of food every month, is it enough for tens of millions of them to share?It is definitely not enough, and the region is cold, everyone needs to consume a lot of energy every day, without enough supplements, it is thankful that a normal person can live for a week.

And there is no heating facility there, not even a house, no trees, it is impossible for them to build a house even if they want to build a house, and it can even be said bluntly that the people who go to that island are basically People who don't survive a week.

The negotiations were over, and Zhukov was completely deceived. So far, he still imagined that he would build a beautiful home on the new land, so that these Soviet orphans could live well.

In the end, Zhukov signed his name on the surrender document, which means that the war in the central part of the Soviet Union has officially ended. Within the next week, all the Soviet Red Army will surrender at the specified location. Within a month, Zhukov would contact other troops and persuade them to surrender together.

Things went smoothly in the east, but not in the west. The Soviets were unwilling to surrender to the Germans. Although there were some who surrendered, they were only a minority, so the Germans have not yet substantively occupied those allocated to them. area.

In desperation, the German army began to launch a large-scale offensive again. This time their task was very simple, that is, to force those Soviet troops who were unwilling to surrender to the vicinity of Moscow, and let them fend for themselves there. (To be continued..)