Siciliano
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Feb 08, 2023
6:16 PM
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Just when several people urged their boss to leave here quickly. The gate of the headquarters was pushed open again, and a staff officer rushed in in a panic: "Marshal!"! We just got word. The Soviets have declared war on us. They have crossed the border. Into our territory! The guy lost his voice and said. Part III Chapter 89 Red Storm Updated: January 7, 2009 2:47:42 Words in this Chapter: 3193 Although the Soviet Union's move to send troops at this time was unexpected to the Poles. But this is not without clues to inquire. In fact, as early as September 10, after Stalin and his generals decided on the strategic policy of sending troops to Poland, the Soviet Union began to prepare. First, the Soviet Red Army began to mobilize for combat readiness in the Kiev Military District and the Belarus Military District bordering Poland. A large number of trains loaded with arms and personnel were transported from Moscow, Leningrad and Karkov. However, the progress made by the German army, especially Ji Ming's far-reaching assault, was unexpected to them. At this time, Stalin and Molotov were distressed that they could not find a reasonable street corner to send troops to Poland to fulfill their agreement with Germany. At the same time, it can maintain its image of "justice" in the international arena when attacking Poland. So on September 11, when Timming launched a new round of attacks, Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov came to Berlin. He submitted Stalin's report to Hitler. The Soviet Union will send troops at the "appropriate time". But now the time has not come. This was mainly because the Soviet Union was not quite ready. In addition, he believed that "acting too hastily" would damage the cause and friendship between the Soviet Union and Germany. But he made a solemn offer to Hitler. Even if Germany arrived first and crossed the de facto control of the division between the two countries. They must also abide by the "demarcation line" of the German-Soviet Treaty, in which Germany agreed to divide Poland. But then the situation suddenly changed. William, deputy national leader of the Waffen-SS. Rudolf . Hess led his elite troops through the Polish lines like a strong wind, interactive whiteboard prices , swaggering after Warsaw. ? Molotov, who had not yet left Berlin, immediately changed his face. First of all, he submitted a congratulatory telegram to German Foreign Minister Ribbentrop. The telegram was sent by the People's Committee for Foreign Affairs of the Soviet Union to congratulate the German army on its arrival in Warsaw. Then the foreign minister began to complain to Ribbentrop that the German development was so "rapid" that they had to abandon their principle of neutrality and restore order to Poland as soon as possible. In an inexplicable and self-contradictory statement, Stalin of the Soviet Union formally signed the order for the Soviet Army to enter the western border of Poland. Then on September 13, the battle between the German airborne troops and the Polish garrison over Modlin became white-hot. When Polish government agencies began to withdraw from Warsaw. Molotov and Stalin finally found a plausible reason, and soon the Soviet Union's Deputy People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs. Vladimir. Petrovich . Potemkin delivered a note from the Soviet government to the Polish ambassador in Moscow. ? The report was submitted in advance to the German ambassador to the Soviet Union for revision. "The situation of the war between Germany and Poland shows that Poland cannot stand in the future at all," the note declared. Due to the capture of Maudlin. It means that Warsaw, the capital of the Poles, will soon cease to exist. At the same time, it means the collapse of the existing Polish government. And has shown no signs of survival. This means that the Polish state and its government have virtually ceased to exist.. In order to save the compatriots of Ukraine, Belarus and Russia in the former Poland. The Soviet Union must and must send troops. I heard the shocking news. The Polish ambassador to the Soviet Union apparently panicked. Apparently they didn't know that the Soviets would attack him from behind at this time. Because he knew that his army had neve planned to fight on two front. At the same time, because the German army is advancing very fast. The number of troops left on the eastern border is already very small. The number of troops in several areas added up to only about 50,000. By contrast, the Soviet attack would be a thunderous one.
So the Polish ambassador used several reasons to refute this seemingly absurd document. But Potemkin remained unmoved because it was approved by the Soviet People's Committee. Soon the Soviet General Staff's plans for offensive operations in eastern Poland reached the various units involved. The plan was drawn up by Senior General Merezkov, deputy member of the People's Committee for National Defense and chief of staff. Grigoli, deputy member of the People's Committee for National Defense. Ivanovic . General Kulik is in charge of coordination. ? The entire planned force concentration includes 100 troops. 6,191 tanks. 1800 aircraft and 9141 guns of various kinds. All the troops used cavalry and coordinated tanks to carry out a large-scale assault on Polish territory. Of course, due to the constraints of the Soviet Union and the traffic situation in western Poland. And the German Army's swift assault led to minor adjustments to the original plan. Up to 40% of the troops did not have time to deploy, and it was finally assessed that even by the day of Soviet action on September 16, about 500,000 troops would be ready. Although the number of people who could be mobilized was only half of the original plan. But thanks to Poland's handful of garrison troops from the eastern part of the country, the temporary call-up of reservists and a large number of troops from the west, For the remnants of the army. They also have an overwhelming advantage. hsdtouch.com
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