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"Wow!" Khrushchev also dropped his cup in the core fortification of the Sevastopol fortress on the remote Crimean peninsula while Yamamoto fifty-six fell. Just half an hour ago, the German offensive unit laid a flag on the last road connecting Sevastopol and Kerch, and the connection between him and Marshal Voroshilov was completely cut off.

Khrushchev's mood is very bad now. After all, he is not a pure military commander, and his morale is barely competent, but if he is deployed to fight, it can only be considered a layman. He doesn't even have much way to command the remaining troops now, let alone constructive opinions.

Some of the political workers demanded that they lead the troops to break through and converge with Marshal Voroshilov ’s Kerch before making plans. Others clamored for their positions until the last soldier, and they would never give up Any inch of territory of the motherland. Of course, whether it is a breakout or a dead-end, it is up to Khrushchev, the highest commander, to come up with ideas.

On the radio, Marshal Voroshilov asked Khrushchev to break east with a password. He could dispatch troops to respond to this military operation and abandon Sevastopol to stay at Kerch. But even Khrushchev himself did not believe that he could gather troops to make a tactical counterattack against the Germans.

All he can do now is to lose his temper in his office and furious at the front line commander's loss of defensive positions that should not be lost again and again, but everyone knows that under the advantage of the German attack, they want to hold these positions. It is an impossible task.

There are not many armored forces in Manstein ’s hands, and it can really be regarded as a force. There is only a 13th armored army. The number of tanks under this army is not large. The main force is the 8th armored division of the SS. Below are some of the assault artillery units belonging to the mechanized infantry division. He assembled these units as a fist and hit the open area between Kerch and Sevastopol.

In the original time and space, Manstein was a rare master of strategy and tactics in the Germans. This general who led the Germans to the most glorious peak was really talented. He saw at a glance that Sevastopol and Kerch were two hard bones, and it would cost a considerable price to bite one by one. So he used the limited armor strength in his hand to cut the Soviet Red Army in two directions from the middle, completing a satisfactory division and encirclement.

The more powerful celebrities, the more simple and practical their style of play will be, and the fewer simple attacks will be flawed. The most important condition for victory is that they do n’t sound flawed. It sounds so simple, but if so Easy to do, there will not be so many glorious classic battles in history.

Throughout the history of World War II, countless generals have bluntly used their superior strength to crush their opponents. Most of the Allied generals are fighting the Germans with several times or even more than ten times the force, pushing the tactical disadvantages to the logistics and production advantages.

The specific allocation to tactics is nothing more than roundabout outsourcing, central breakthrough, division and encirclement and so on. After repeated use several times, there is no such thing as innovation. The so-called famous generals are actually commanders who can synthesize weather conditions, geographical environment, and military equipment to work out the most suitable combat plan for their military.

As it happens, Manstein is such a sophisticated planning machine. He is good at formulating offensive or defensive plans according to the actual situation of his own troops. He can use every strength of his own to play the best state of the entire army and use the most skilled and suitable tactics of the entire army to complete himself to the greatest extent Strategic goals.

At least in the Battle of the Crimean Peninsula, Manstein ’s attack was very effective. His main armored unit directly slammed into Sudak, the weakest part of the Soviet Red Army. After winning it, it was in the direction of Kerch The Soviet Red Army cut off the possibility of reinforcement of Sevastopol on land.

Just before Khrushchev had decided whether to defend the line, or to fight back and recapture Sudak, Manstein had already helped him choose his options. The German commander didn't mean to delay at all. He directly ordered the troops to go south and launched an assault on Alushta. Within a few hours of Khrushchev's indecision, he captured it.

"Fight back! We are going to recapture Sudak! Troops in the direction of Kerch can provide us with cover, as long as we attack ten kilometers ahead, we can recapture there." Commanding troops to attack can still be done. It was not impossible for everyone to bravely move forward in order to escape their lives and defeat the Germans to escape to Kerch.

As for the Sevastopol fortress, here is almost at the point where the mountains and rivers are exhausted. In order to withdraw troops as soon as possible and threaten Kerch, the Germans have launched a crazy attack here. Khrushchev is not an idiot. He knows that the Germans will fight first. His plan is a typical "persimmon to pick a soft pinch."

After the order to counterattack, the Soviets in the Sevastopol defense line began to mobilize their troops. About 3,000 people were assembled to prepare a counterattack eastward and recapture Sudak, which had been lost for several hours.

"Comrades! I believe you are the bravest and most fearless soldiers under my command." Khrushchev stood in front of the soldiers who were about to set off, and began his best pre-war motivational speech: "As long as you take Sudak , And defend the line of defense there. Our entire Sevastopol fortress can join forces with friendly forces near Kerch, and at that time, the Germans will retreat because of insufficient strength! "

"For the motherland! Comrades. For the motherland! Fight to the last moment!" Finally, Khrushchev shouted loudly with his fists. Encouraged by his soldiers, the soldiers were already full of blood, and they decided to recapture the important Sudak at any cost.

A Soviet commander hurried to Khrushchev and whispered to Khrushchev: "Comrade Khrushchev, about an hour ago, the Germans launched an attack on Alushta. All the soldiers were killed, and no one survived. The position has been lost. The Romankosh Mountain Defense Line called. Please send us reinforcements to strengthen the defense line there. "

"What?" Khrushchev was shocked when he heard the news, and then frowned, looking at the officer who passed the message: "What are you talking about? You said that the Romankosh Mountain defense line was lost? How could it be lost?"

"Comrade Khrushchev, I'm not saying that Romankosh Mountain was lost, but that Alushta was lost an hour ago." The commander whispered. He now knows that the situation is critical, but without Khrushchev's approval, who dares to mobilize defensive forces casually?

"Alushta lost? Are you saying that after the Germans captured Sudak, they went south and captured Alushta?" Khrushchev realized that there was an important defensive node lost, and Lost in a muddle. If you do not capture Alushta, you will not be able to recapture Sudak. If you do not recapture Sudak, what is the practical significance of gathering troops?

"Yes, Comrade Khrushchev, Alushta is lost." The officer who came to the newspaper repeated it again.

"Then let the troops set off quickly and recapture Alushta. I will give you 1 hour. You must recapture Alushta and then continue to attack east ... Yes, yes, attack east! Recapture Su from the Germans "Dark." Khrushchev gave some incoherent orders to continue the attack, but the path of this attack has doubled, and it is not known how many abominable German soldiers stopped it.

"..." relying on 3,000 infantry to counter the German armored forces, recapture the newly lost defense line, and then attack forward, all the way further. The commander doubted whether his ears were misheard. He had to emphasize once again the news he brought: "Comrade Khrushchev, the current situation is very unfavorable to us, and it is urgent to strengthen the Romankos Mountain. It ’s not a good idea to send people back at this time. "

"You ... questioning me? Get out! Get me out! The order I gave must be executed! Get me back Alushta! Get me back Alushta! No matter what the price is! Get me back!" Khrushchev jumped like thunder. He felt scared. He felt he was losing control of his surroundings. He remembered Yezhov, who was falling in the pool of blood, and thought of those desperate eyes.

When a ruthless ruler showed the emotion of fear, he was not far from his end. Fear is an extended emotion for losing control. For a high-ranking person, losing control means all people's betrayal. This is something that no one can tolerate or compromise.

Khrushchev immediately ordered his guard to capture the poor officer, and then sent to the execution ground to execute the shooting. A good-looking oath meeting turned into a farce, but the 3,000 Soviet Red Army, which had no morale at all, finally had to march towards the goal to challenge the powerful German armored forces.

"This is not a counterattack, this is to order your own troops to commit suicide!" The commander of the Soviet Red Army who just took over the command of the army grumbled his teeth: "Even the most stupid political workers have never been like this. Upside down orders. "

"Comrade Commander, we can be stationed on the Romankosh Mountain Defense Line, anyway, he will not know whether the battle on the front line has not started." His adjutant said softly.

The commander was stunned, and then looked at his adjutant: "Can this be done? What if he knows?"

The adjutant sneered and replied: "Who will inform him of the frontline combat situation now?"