Аннотация: If the turning point at Stalingrad in the Great Patriotic War hadn't happened, everything would have turned out completely differently and would have taken a negative turn.
THE CRUEL TRAGEDY OF STALINGRAD
ANNOTATION
If the turning point at Stalingrad in the Great Patriotic War hadn't happened, everything would have turned out completely differently and would have taken a negative turn.
CHAPTER #1.
It's as if there was no turning point at Stalingrad. This is entirely possible, as the Germans had time to regroup their forces and strengthen their flanks. During the Rzhev-Sychovsk Offensive, this is precisely what happened. And it didn't go over too well - the Nazis repelled the flanking attacks. Zhukov failed to achieve success, even though he had far more troops than he had at Stalingrad. So, in principle, there might not have been a turning point. It's conceivable that the Germans had managed to cover their flanks, and the Soviet forces never broke through. Moreover, the weather conditions were unfavorable, and there was no way to effectively use air power.
Thus, the Nazis held out, and the fighting dragged on until the end of December. In January, Soviet troops launched Operation Iskra near Leningrad, but it was also unsuccessful. And in February, they attempted offensives in the south and center. For the third time, the Rzhev-Sychovsk operation failed. Flank attacks near Stalingrad also proved unsuccessful.
But the Nazis achieved great success in Africa after Rommel's counterattack on American forces. More than 100,000 American soldiers were captured, and Algeria suffered a complete defeat. A shocked Roosevelt proposed a truce; Churchill, unwilling to fight alone, also supported the truce. And the fighting in the West ceased.
By declaring total war, the Third Reich amassed more forces, especially in tanks. The Nazis acquired Panthers, Tigers, Lions, and Ferdinand self-propelled guns. This power, along with the formidable Focke-Wulf fighter-attack aircraft, the HE-129, and others, was also added to the lineup. And the ME-309, a new, formidable fighter modification with seven firing points, also entered production.
In short, the Nazis launched an offensive from the south of Stalingrad and advanced along the Volga from early June. As expected, the Soviet troops succumbed to the onslaught of new tanks and experienced German infantry. The Germans broke through the defenses a month later and reached the Caspian Sea and the Volga Delta. The Caucasus was cut off by land. And then Turkey entered the war against the USSR. And the Caucasus, with its oil reserves, could no longer be held.
The autumn was marked by fierce fighting. The Germans and Turks captured almost the entire Caucasus and began the assault on Baku. In December, the last quarters of the city fell. The Nazis seized large oil reserves, although the wells were destroyed and had yet to be brought back into production. But the USSR also lost its main source of oil and found itself in a difficult situation.
Winter had arrived. Soviet troops attempted a counterattack, but without success. The Nazis began producing the TA-152, an evolution of the Focke-Wulf, and jet aircraft. They also introduced the Panther-2 and Tiger-2 tanks, more advanced and armed with the 88-millimeter 71EL cannon, unmatched in its overall performance. Both vehicles were quite powerful and fast. The Panther-2 had a 900-horsepower engine, weighing fifty-three tons, while the Tiger-2, weighing sixty-eight tons, had a 1,000-horsepower engine. Thus, despite their hefty weight, the German tanks were quite nimble. The even heavier Maus and Lion tanks never caught on, as they had too many shortcomings. So, in 1944, the Nazis placed their bets on two main tanks, the Panther-2 and Tiger-2, while the USSR, in turn, upgraded the T-34-76 to the T-34-85 and also launched the new IS-2 with a 122-millimeter cannon.
By summer, a significant number of new aircraft had been produced on both sides. In the Nazi air force, the Ju-288 bomber had arrived, though they had already had one in production in 1943. But the Arado, a jet-powered aircraft that Soviet fighters couldn't even catch, proved more dangerous and advanced. The ME-262 entered production, but it was still imperfect, crashed frequently, and cost five times more than a propeller-driven aircraft. So for now, the ME-309 and TA-152 became the primary fighters, and they tormented the Soviet defenses.
The Germans also developed the TA-400, a six-engine bomber with defensive armament-a whopping thirteen cannons. It carried over ten tons of bombs, with a range of up to eight thousand kilometers. What a monster-how it began to terrorize both military and civilian Soviet targets in the Urals and beyond.
In short, in the summer, on June 22nd, a major offensive by the Wehrmacht began both in the center and from the south, in the direction of Saratov.
In the center, the Germans initially attacked from the Rzhev salient and the north, along converging axes. And here, large masses of heavy but mobile tanks broke through the Soviet defenses. In the south, the Germans quickly broke through Soviet positions and reached Saratov. But the fighting dragged on. Thanks to the resilience of the Soviet troops and numerous fortified structures, the Nazis were unable to take Saratov outright, and the fighting dragged on. And in the center, although Soviet troops were encircled, the Nazis advanced extremely slowly. True, Saratov fell in September... But the fighting continued. The Germans reached Samara, but there they stumbled. And in late autumn, the Nazis approached the Mozhaisk defensive line, but there they stopped. Nevertheless, Moscow became a frontline city. The Nazis acquired more and more jet aircraft, especially bombers. The "Lion-2" tank also appeared. This was the first German tank design to feature a transversely mounted engine and transmission, with the turret offset to the rear. As a result, the hull's silhouette was lower, and the turret was narrower. As a result, the vehicle's weight was reduced from ninety to sixty tons, while maintaining the same armor thickness-one hundred millimeters on the sides, one hundred and fifty millimeters on the sloped hull front, and two hundred and forty millimeters on the turret front with gun mantlet.
This tank, more maneuverable while maintaining excellent armor and further increasing its effective depression angle, was terrifying. The USSR developed the Yak-3, but due to the lack of Lend-Lease supplies, it and the LA-7, a machine that had at least slightly increased speed and altitude, were never mass-produced. Even the propeller-driven Ju-288 and the later Ju-488 couldn't catch up with the Yak-3. But the LA-7 was still no match for jet aircraft.
The Germans remained quiet throughout the winter, waiting for spring. They had the E-series approaching, and they were optimistic about ending the war sooner next year. But the Soviet troops launched an offensive on January 20, 1945, in the center. And the fighting was fierce.
CHAPTER No 2.
The Germans repelled the attacks and launched a counterattack of their own. As a result, their troops broke through and engaged in fighting in Tula. The situation escalated. But the Nazis still didn't dare launch a large-scale offensive that winter. A lull ensued. However, in March, fighting erupted in Kazakhstan. The Nazis managed to take Uralsk and approached Orenburg. And in mid-April, an offensive on Moscow's flanks began.
The USSR acquired the SU-100 as a means of combating Hitler's growing number of tanks. And in May, the IS-3 was scheduled to enter production. Jet aircraft were in short supply.
Within a month, the Nazis advanced along the flanks and took Tula, and then cut off Moscow from the north. But the Soviet troops fought heroically, and the Germans were slowed down somewhat.
Then, at the end of May, the Nazis struck further north, capturing Tikhvin and Volkhov, encircling Leningrad. In the south, the Nazis finally captured Kuibyshev, formerly Samara, and began advancing up the Volga, aiming to envelop Moscow from the rear. Orenburg was also encircled. The Nazis also acquired their first tanks-the Panther-3 and Tiger-3 from the E series. The Panther-3, an E-50, was not yet a particularly advanced vehicle. It weighed sixty-three tons, but had an engine capable of producing up to 1,200 horsepower. Its armor thickness was roughly the same as that of the Tiger-2, but the turret was smaller and narrower, and the gun was more powerful: an 88-millimeter, 100EL-long caliber gun, requiring a larger gun mantlet to balance the barrel. So the turret's frontal armor is protected to a depth of 285 millimeters. It's also better protected due to its steeper slope. The chassis is lighter, easier to repair, and doesn't get clogged with mud.
It's not a perfect vehicle yet, as the layout hasn't been completely changed, but the Nazis are already working on it. So, a bad start is a bad start. The Tiger-3 is an E-75. It's also a bit heavy, at ninety-three tons. It's well protected, though: the turret's front is 252 mm thick, and the sides are 160 mm. And the 128 mm 55EL gun is a powerful weapon. The front is 200 mm thick, the lower is 150 mm, and the sides are 120 mm-the hull is sloped. Plus, you can attach additional 50 mm plates to them, bringing the total to 170 mm. In other words, this tank, unlike the Panther-3, whose side armor is only 82 mm, is well protected from all angles. But the engine is the same-1,200 horsepower at full boost-and the vehicle is slower and breaks down more often. The Tiger-3 is a significantly larger Tiger-2, with improved armament and especially side armor, but slightly reduced performance.
Both German tanks have just entered production. The USSR's most widely produced tank, the T-34-85, is still in development. The IS-2, which could give the Germans a run for their money, is also in production. The IS-3 has entered production. It has much better protection on the turret and front, as well as the lower hull. But the tank is three tons heavier, with the same engine and transmission, and breaks down more often, and its driving performance is even worse than that of the already poor IS-2. Furthermore, the new tank is more complex to manufacture, so it is produced in small quantities, and the IS-2 is still in production.
So, the Germans are ahead in tanks. But in aviation, the USSR is generally lagging behind. The Nazis developed a new modification of the ME-262X with swept wings, a higher speed of up to 1,100 kilometers per hour, and five cannons, and, of course, it's more reliable and crash-prone. And the ME-163, which can fly for twenty minutes instead of six. The newest development, the Ju-287, also appeared in the second half of 1945. And the TA-400 with jet engines. They really took on the USSR in earnest.
In August, the offensive resumed. By mid-October, Moscow found itself completely encircled. The corridor to the west was no more than a hundred kilometers long and was almost completely exposed to long-range artillery fire. Fighting also erupted for Ulyanovsk, which Soviet troops attempted to defend at all costs. The Germans took Orenburg and now, having advanced along the Uralsk River, reached Ufa, and from there, the Urals were not far away.
In the north, the Nazis also managed to take Murmansk and all of Karelia, and Sweden also entered the war on the side of the Third Reich. This greatly exacerbated the situation. The Nazis had already surrounded Arkhangelsk, where fierce fighting was underway. Leningrad held out for now, but under a complete siege, it was doomed.
In November, Soviet troops attempted to counterattack on the flanks and expand the corridor to Moscow, but were unsuccessful. Ulyanovsk fell in December.
1946 arrived. Until May, there was a lull, as both sides gathered their strength. The Nazis acquired the Panther-4 tank, which featured a new layout-the engine and transmission were integrated into a single unit, with the gearbox on the engine and one fewer crew member. The new vehicle now weighed forty-eight tons, with an engine producing up to 1,200 horsepower, and was smaller in size and lower in profile.
Its speed increased to seventy kilometers per hour, and it practically stopped breaking down. And the Tiger-4, with a new layout, reduced its weight by twenty tons, also began to move better.
Well, the Germans launched a new offensive in May. They added jet aircraft, both in quality and quantity, and a larger fleet of aircraft. And a new jet bomber appeared, the B-28, a fuselage-less, very powerful "flying wing" design. And they began to pound the Soviet troops thoroughly.
After two months of fierce fighting, having committed more than one hundred and fifty divisions to the battle, the encirclement was sealed. Moscow found itself completely surrounded. Fierce battles erupted for its safety. And in August, the Nazis took Ryazan and encircled Kazan. Ufa also fell, and the Germans captured Tashkent. In short, things became very tight. And the Red Army was under severe pressure. Hitler demanded an immediate end to the war.
Moreover, the US now has an atomic bomb, and that's serious. The Germans finally took Leningrad in September. And Lenin's city fell.
And in October, Kazan fell and the city of Gorky was surrounded. The situation was extremely dire. Stalin wanted to negotiate with the Germans. But Hitler wanted an unconditional surrender.
In November, fierce fighting raged in Moscow. And in December, the capital of the USSR fell, and with it, the city of Gorky.
Stalin was in Novosibirsk. Thus, the USSR lost almost its entire European territory. But it continued to fight. 1947 arrived. The winter was quiet until May. In May, the USSR finally acquired the T-54 tank, and the Germans acquired the Panther-5. The new German tank was well protected both frontally and on the sides, with 170-millimeter armor. It was equipped with a 1,500-horsepower gas turbine engine. And despite its increased weight to seventy tons, the tank remained quite agile.
And its armament was upgraded: a 105-millimeter cannon with a 100-liter barrel. Such a new breakthrough vehicle. And the Tiger-5, an even heavier vehicle at 100 tons, had 300-millimeter frontal armor and 200-millimeter side armor. And the cannon was more powerful: 150-millimeter with a 63-liter barrel. Such a powerful vehicle. And a new gas turbine engine with 1,800 horsepower.
These are the two main tanks. Then there's the "Royal Lion," whose main difference is its gun, which has a shorter barrel but a larger caliber of 210 mm.
Well, a new fighter has appeared, the ME-362, a very powerful machine with even more powerful armament - seven aircraft cannons and a speed of one thousand three hundred and fifty kilometers per hour.
And so, in May of 1947, the German offensive into the Urals began. The Nazis fought their way into Sverdlovsk and Chelyabinsk, and to the north, Vologda. And they continued to advance. Over the summer, the Germans occupied the entire Urals. But the Red Army continued to fight. They even acquired a new tank, the IS-4, which was simpler in design than the IS-3, better protected on the sides, and weighed sixty tons.
The Germans continued to advance beyond the Urals. Communication lines were greatly extended. The Nazis also advanced in Central Asia. They took Ashgabat, Dushanbe, and Bishkek, and in September they reached Alma-Ata and began storming that city. The Red Army fought desperately. And the battles were very bloody.
October arrived. The rains poured. Or the front line quieted down. Negotiations were quietly underway. Hitler still wanted to take over the entire USSR. And he denied negotiations. But from November until the end of April, there was a lull. And then, at the end of April, 1948, the Nazis began their offensive again. And they were already advancing, breaking the Soviet order. But, for example, even in these difficult conditions, the USSR managed to assemble two IS-7 tanks with a 130-millimeter gun, a barrel length of 60 EL, weighing 68 tons, and a diesel engine producing 1,80 horsepower. And this tank could fight the German Panther-5, which is quite serious. But there were only two of them; what could they do?
The Nazis advanced, first taking Tyumen, then Omsk, and Akmola. By August, they had reached Novosibirsk. The Soviet troops were no longer numerous, and their morale had plummeted. Novosibirsk held out for two weeks. Then Barnaul and Stalysk fell.
The USSR was lucky that the Western allies finished off Japan and didn't have to fight on two fronts. The Nazis managed to capture Kemerovo, Krasnoyarsk, and Irkutsk by the end of October. Then the Siberian frosts hit, and the Nazis stopped at Lake Baikal. Another operational pause ensued until May.
During this time, the Nazis developed the Panther-6. This vehicle was slightly lighter than the previous model, at sixty-five tons, thanks to compacted components, and had a more powerful, eighteen-hundred-horsepower engine, improving handling, and slightly more rationally sloped armor. The Tiger-6, meanwhile, weighed seven tons less, had a two-thousand-horsepower gas turbine engine, and had a slightly lower profile.
These tanks are quite good, and the USSR has no countermeasures. The T-54 never replaced the T-34-85, which was still in production at factories in Khabarovsk and Vladivostok. However, this tank is powerless against German vehicles.
The Germans also had lighter vehicles in the E series-the E-10, E-25, and even the E-5. However, Hitler was lukewarm towards these vehicles, especially since they were primarily self-propelled guns. If they were produced at all, it was as reconnaissance vehicles, and the E-5 self-propelled gun was also produced in an amphibious version. In reality, by the end of the war, the Third Reich produced more self-propelled guns than tanks, and the E series could only be mass-produced in a light, self-propelled version.
But for a number of reasons, the self-propelled guns were put on hold at the time. Hitler deemed the E-10 self-propelled gun too weakly armored. And when the armor was reinforced, the vehicle's weight increased from ten tons to fifteen sixteen.
Hitler then ordered a more powerful engine, not 400, but 550 horsepower. But this delayed development until the end of 1944. And under bombardment and a shortage of raw materials, it was too late to develop a vehicle with a fundamentally new layout. The same thing happened with the E-25 self-propelled gun. Initially, they wanted to make it simpler-a Panther-style cannon, a low-profile design, and a 400-horsepower engine. But Hitler ordered the armament upgraded to an 88-millimeter cannon in the 71 EL, which led to delays in development. Then the Führer ordered the turret to be equipped with a 20-millimeter cannon, and then a 30-millimeter cannon. All this took a long time, and only a few of these vehicles were produced, which were caught in the Soviet offensive.
Several E-5s armed with machine guns were present in the battles over Berlin. In an alternate history, these self-propelled guns also never became widespread, despite the time available.
The Maus didn't catch on due to its weight and frequent breakdowns. And the E-100 wasn't widely produced, partly due to the difficulties of transporting it by rail. And in the USSR, long distances meant tanks needed to be transported with skill.
In any case, in 1949, the offensive of Hitler's troops began in May in the Far East, in the Transbail Steppe.
The USSR produced the last two new SPG-203 vehicles, only five of which were equipped with a 203-mm anti-tank gun, capable of penetrating even a Tiger-6 from the front. The IS-11 tank, with its 152-caliber gun and 70 EL-long barrel, was also capable of defeating the Nazi behemoths.
But that was the last straw. The Nazis first took Verkhneudinsk, and then Chita, where they were met by these new Soviet self-propelled guns. Yakutsk was also captured.
There were no major cities between Chita and Khabarovsk, and the Germans moved practically in marches during the summer. The distance was vast. Then came the battle for Khabarovsk, a city with an underground tank factory. Until the very last moment, they continued to produce tanks, including the T-54 and IS-4, which fought to the bitter end. After the fall of Khabarovsk, some Nazi troops turned to Magadan, while others turned to Vladivostok. This city on the Pacific Ocean had strong forts and resisted desperately until the end of September. And in mid-October, the last major settlement in the USSR, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsk, was captured. The very last city captured by the Nazis was Anadyr, which was captured on November 7, the anniversary of the Munich Putsch.
Hitler declared victory in World War II. But Stalin is still alive and hasn't even considered surrendering, ready to resist to the bitter end, hiding in the Siberian forests. And there are plenty of bunkers and underground shelters there.
So Koba tries to wage guerrilla warfare. But the Nazis are looking for him and pressuring the local population. And they're looking for others, too. In March 1950, Nikolai Voznesensky was killed, and in November, Molotov. Stalin is very much in hiding somewhere.
Partisans mostly fight in small groups, commit sabotage, and carry out stealthy attacks. There is also underground work.
The Nazis were also developing technology. At the end of 1951, they developed the ME-462, a very capable fighter-attack aircraft with jet engines and a speed of 2,200 kilometers per hour. A powerful machine.
And in 1952, the Panther-7 appeared; it had a special high-pressure gun, active armor, a two-thousand-horsepower gas turbine engine, and a vehicle weight of fifty tons.
This tank was better armed and protected than the Panther-6. And the Tiger-7, with a 2,500-horsepower engine and a 120-millimeter high-pressure gun, weighed sixty-five tons. The German vehicles proved to be quite agile and powerful.
But then Stalin died in March 1953. And then Beria was killed in a targeted strike in August.
Beria's successor, Malenkov, seeing the hopelessness of further guerrilla warfare, offered the Germans a treaty and his own honorable surrender in exchange for his life and amnesty. Then, in May 1954, the date for the end of the guerrilla war and the Great Patriotic War was finally signed. Thus, another page of history was turned. Hitler ruled until 1964 and died in August at the age of seventy-five. Before that, the astronauts of the Third Reich had managed to fly to the moon ahead of the Americans. And so, for now, history ended.
's Preventive War 13
ANNOTATION
The situation is getting worse. December 1942 - severe frosts are raging. The Nazis outside Moscow are holding a fierce defense, trying to escape the cold. Leningrad is under total siege, doomed to starvation. But barefoot girls in bikinis are unafraid of the Nazis and launch daring raids.
CHAPTER 1
Now it was December 1942. The frosts had become much more severe. Hitler and the coalition were holding their ground near Moscow. Leningrad was completely blockaded and surrounded by a double ring. The city was practically doomed to starvation. Everything was very dire here.
Stalin ordered the capture of Tikhvin and the return of the lifeline to the Red Army. Fierce fighting ensued.
T-34 tanks, though clearly in short supply, went into battle. The enemy fielded Shermans and other types of weapons. And, of course, Panthers and Tigers. The latter tank has even become legendary.
This is how a difficult situation has developed.
The fighting raged like boiling water. The Germans and their allies hid in bunkers, the frost baking them. And the Red Army advanced.
But the problem was the coalition's air superiority. Here, for example, are the female aces Albina and Alvina from the USA. And they did quite well, shooting down fifty aircraft each-the best result among the Americans and receiving awards. Among the Germans, the undisputed best was Johann Marseille. He managed to surpass the three-hundred-aircraft mark in December. For this, he was awarded a special decoration, the fifth class of the Knight's Cross-specifically, the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with golden oak leaves, swords, and diamonds. And for two hundred aircraft, he was awarded the Luftwaffe Cup with diamonds.
And this is truly a pilot who fought very well.
He became a truly unique legend. Songs have even begun to be written about him.
Because Johann Marseille had black hair, he was known in Soviet circles as the "black devil." He battered the Russian air force, giving them no chance, throwing himself into the thick of battle. Among the USSR's most successful fighters were Pokryshkin and Anastasia Vedmakova. The latter, a redhead, even received two Hero of the USSR medals for shooting down more than fifty Japanese aircraft. She fought in the east, while Pokryshkin fought more in the west.
He dreamed of meeting Marseille, but so far it hadn't happened. Hitler ordered Kharkov to be held at any cost. But Stalin also ordered Stalingrad to be taken and recaptured at any cost.
The young pioneer Gulliver fought desperately. He went on the attack alongside the Komsomol warrior girls. The eternal child was barefoot and wearing shorts, despite the winter frosts.
So, being a boy without shoes and almost no clothes, he is much more agile. He attacks his opponents with great enthusiasm.
A boy throws grenades at coalition troops with his bare feet and sings;
Born in the twenty-first century,
The age of technology and heights...
A guy needs nerves of steel,
And life will last for about seven hundred years!
But here I am in the past century,
Where everyone has a hard time in life...
It is not the groves of paradise that bloom there,
There, lift the oar quickly!
I began to fight with the evil horde,
Kill the ardent fascists...
They are in league with Satan -
The army of demons is innumerable!
But it's hard for the boy, you know,
When the prickly winter...
I can't sit still at my desk,
Come victorious spring!
I love it when it's warm and sunny,
Running barefoot on the grass...
Fatherland, I believe, I will be saved,
The fascist will not be carried away by force!
I signed up to be a Pioneer,
And soon the brothers will join the Komsomol...
There's only a year left until then,
And the Wehrmacht will be defeated!
Our world is so extraordinary,
There are a series of battles in it...
Why is Ilyich sad?
You know your dream will come true!
We will defeat the fascists, I believe,
Moscow is just a stone's throw away...
The beast cannot rule the universe,
Nazism in alliance with Satan!
Jesus will help us in our fight,
And the planet-paradise will blossom...
No need to lie on the bed,
Bright, warm May will come!
This is how the boy sings with feeling and a very passionate expression in his eyes.
And the Komsomol girls go into battle and fight very beautifully. And their feet are very bare and nimble.
And the beautiful warriors hurl grenades made of coal. And scatter soldiers of all stripes in all directions.
IL-2 attack aircraft circle the sky. They look so hunchbacked. And clumsy. And German, American, and British fighters engage and destroy them.
But some still manage to join the fight.
These are very pretty girls. And everything here is respectable.
There's a lull on the Soviet-Japanese front. It's very cold in Siberia in December. And the Japanese have taken to hiding in burrows and bunkers to keep warm. And it must be said that their tactics are unique and effective.
But the fighting in the sky continues.
Akulina Orlova and Anastasia Vedmakova work together. They fight, despite the winter, wearing only bikinis. And press their bare toes against the shooting devices.
Akulina noted with a laugh:
- Stalin fell into the trap after all!
Anastasia remarked angrily:
- Not just Stalin, but all of Russia!
Akulina agreed:
- We're in a trap!
And the girls burst into tears. And they looked so aggressive and combative.
The Japanese captured a young female spy. She wasn't just any girl, by the way, but rather of noble birth. Perhaps even a descendant of Genghis Khan. And so they began interrogating her.
First, they simply stripped her down to her underwear and led her out into the cold. They led her like that, with her hands tied behind her back, a very beautiful and curvy girl. She also had a very luxurious, and quite seductive, pelvis.
Despite this pressure, the spy remained silent. And so the interrogation continued.
There she was, secured in a special chair with clamps for her hands and feet. Her bare soles were lubricated with olive oil. They were thoroughly wiped and soaked.
Then they attached electrodes to the female spy's muscular, strong body. And then they turned on the current.
It was very painful.
But the beautiful girl not only was not embarrassed or broke down, but also sang with feeling and expression;
I was born a princess in a palace,
Father King, the courtiers are obedient...
I myself am forever in a diamond crown,
But sometimes it seems that the girl is bored!
But then the fascists came and that was the end,
The time has come for a life of abundance and beauty...
Now a crown of thorns awaits the girl,
Even though it seems unfair!
They tore off the dress, took off the boots,
They drove the princess barefoot through the snow...
These are the pies that turned out,
Abel is defeated, Cain triumphs!
Fascism showed its fierce grin,
Fangs of steel, bones of titanium...
The Fuhrer himself is the Devil's ideal,
Of course, land is never enough for him!
I was a beautiful girl,
And she wore silks and precious beads...
And now half naked, barefoot,
And I became poorer than the poorest!
The fascist made the wheel turn,
The cruel executioner drives with a whip...
She was especially noble, but suddenly nothing,
What was once paradise has turned into hell!
Cruelty reigns in the universe, know that,
The bloody cat spread its claws furiously...
O where is the knight who will lift the shield,
I want the fascists to die quickly!
But the whip is again walking along the back,
Under my bare heel, the stones sharply prick...
Where is the justice on Earth?
Why did the Nazis get into the top spots?
There will soon be a whole world beneath them,
Their tanks were even near New York...
Lucifer is probably their idol,
And laughter rings out, terribly ringing!
How cold it is to walk barefoot in the snow,
And the legs turned into goose feet...
Oh, I'll hit you with my Hitler fist,
So that the Fuhrer doesn"t steal money with a shovel!
Well, where is the knight, hug the girl,
Almost naked, barefoot blonde...
The Wehrmacht built happiness on blood,
And my back is covered in stripes of whip!
But then a boy ran up to me,
He kissed her bare feet quickly...
And the boy whispered very quietly,
I don't want my darling to be sad!
Fascism is strong and the adversary is cruel,
His fangs are stronger than a titan's...
But Jesus the Most High God is with us,
And the Fuhrer is just a monkey!
He will meet his end in Russia,
They'll cut him up like a piglet in tanks...
And the Lord will present a bill to fascism,
You will know that ours have won!
And flashing her bare heels,
A crazy boy ran away under the whip...
It won't happen, I know the world under Satan,
Although fascism is strong, even too strong!
The soldier will come to Berlin with freedom,
He will smear the Fritzes and all sorts of fanatics...
And there will be, know the victorious result,
Successes of the evil, vile chimera!
And immediately I felt much warmer,
As if the snow had become a soft blanket...
You will find friends everywhere, believe me,
Although, alas, there are already plenty of enemies!
Let the wind blow your bare footprints,
But I warmed up and laughed loudly...
The era of evil misfortune will end,
All that remains is to be patient for a little while!
And after the dead the Lord will resurrect,
Raise the banner of glory over the Fatherland!
Then we will receive the flesh of eternal youth,
And God Christ will be with us forever!
That's how she sang and carried herself so courageously and heroically. She truly is a girl to be proud of. And the samurai nodded their heads in respect.
They stopped the torture and even gave her a luxurious robe, sending her to a hotel for distinguished guests. And then the Japanese General Nogi himself knelt before the girl and kissed her bare, blistered soles.
This is an example of great courage.
And fighting is raging on the Ottoman front. The Turks are trying to break through to Tbilisi. And the Soviet troops are counterattacking. KV-8 tanks, each with three barrels, are in action. And that's an interesting innovation. So why are American Shermans fighting against them? They're also formidable opponents. And the fighting is brutal, very aggressive, and merciless.
Meanwhile, Gulliver also fought and demonstrated his high level of skill as a fighter, unafraid of both the cold and enemy bullets. And he fought like a wonderful boy who looked no older than twelve.
The girls fight with him.
Natasha notes:
- It's not easy for us with enemies like these!
Alice agreed:
"The enemy is cunning and cruel, and quite combative. And fighting him is difficult. But we are Komsomol members, who are super-level warriors."