Rebirth of the National Marshal

"Your Excellency Marshal, these are the 62 deserters just captured by our inspection team. They have gathered now. Should we shoot them?" Marshal Timoshenko was worrying about the anti-aircraft weapons, when the political commissar brought the 62 deserters with his inspection team that had just disappeared. Marshal Timoshenko had a look of disgust towards the political commissar. "You kid also ran away with people just now, why didn't they shoot you? Now you come out, you damn guy."

Although Marshal Timoshenko thought so in his heart, he could not say that he was very clear about it. There must be strict punishment measures in an army. If there are no punishment measures, everyone may become a deserter. The chaotic situation just now was definitely not just about these 62 deserters. It was just that those people were lucky and they had already run away. These 60 people were not so lucky and were caught by the inspection team.

You guys can only admit that you have bad luck. If you are not shot, more people will probably escape when there is chaos next time. The marshal is too lazy to give such an order and can only give her a look, telling her to do whatever you want. Now at this moment, instead of thinking about strengthening the defense of the position, you are attacking our own brothers. Only you political commissars can do that. Why don't you go to hell? However, what they are best at is attacking their own brothers.

"Send them to the playground immediately, and let more officers and soldiers go over to see. Anyone who dares to escape when war comes will suffer the same fate. Their families will all be relocated to Siberia to let them know what a wrong thing they are doing and that they have brought shame to their families." The political commissar loudly announced the decision on the deserters.

Marshal Timoshenko stood beside him with a stern face and said nothing. In the situation just now, of course he did whatever he could to save his life. It was simply human instinct. He just didn't expect that these political commissars would not even let this go. It was simply a bit perverted. But now the Marshal couldn't say much, because his behavior just now could be regarded as an act of desertion. If these political commissars were allowed to carry out the execution, they would most likely report his situation.

Although these political commissars are not qualified to execute Marshal Timoshenko now, the Central Security Department has this right. Although no one dares to touch him now, because he is still needed to be in charge of the front line, if he really loses the battle one day, this matter will be dug up by others. At that time, Marshal Timoshenko will definitely be unable to recover.

Political struggle is so cruel. Even when the country is facing war, such struggle has never stopped, because if you fail to seize such an opportunity, someone else will naturally seize it, and in the end you will be the one who loses.

The battlefield is so strange. Before a Chinese soldier became a victim of the Soviet gun, more than 60 of their own people died. The original intention of shooting deserters was to deter these soldiers from becoming deserters. Unfortunately, they did not achieve the best effect. Instead, they created disgust in the hearts of the soldiers.

The political commissar held a big loudspeaker and shouted loudly at the podium, saying something like "If you escape, this will be your fate" and "If you don't sacrifice for the motherland, this will be your fate." Although his words were passionate, unfortunately, they did not play a role in boosting the morale of others. Instead, they made the soldiers feel a little disappointed.

We fought on the front line, and it was normal to die at the hands of others, but it was normal to die at the hands of our own people. What was going on? Everyone knew what happened just now. Were we going to stand there and wait for the Chinese to bomb us? Of course, we should find a place with fewer people, but these soldiers were unlucky and went beyond the scope of the barracks. Shouldn't they go to a place with fewer people? Should they go to a place with more people?

"Your Excellency Marshal, you should stop this kind of behavior. What we are doing now does not boost our morale. Instead, it makes most of the soldiers discouraged. If this continues, we may be killed by our own people before the Chinese attack." said a division commander most trusted by Marshal Timoshenko. This guy just came back, and because of Marshal Timoshenko's protection, he was not caught by the political commissar. Otherwise, he would be considered a deserter. When the war broke out just now, this guy drove his car directly out of the military camp. Otherwise, he might have been hit by napalm bombs.

"This is the right our supreme leader gave to the political commissar. I cannot interfere. It's already good enough that I can pull out your name. These guys all came out of school and have no idea about the situation on the battlefield. Looking at the situation just now, are they just going to stand there and wait to die?" Marshal Timoshenko said helplessly. Letting a group of people who don't understand military affairs in the army can be said to be the greatest failure of the supreme leader. However, the supreme leader still feels that these people can be trusted, at least more trustworthy than the officers in the army.

Hearing that it was the supreme leader's intention, the officers behind him didn't say anything. In the past, people could speak freely in the Soviet army, but now if you dare to say one more word, the Siberian penance camp is waiting for you. Many people went in to do hard labor because they couldn't control their mouths. That means they would stay there for the rest of their lives. I heard that only those who go in alive can come out, and only those who die can come out.

It was a secret known to everyone that their leader, Mr. Stalin, did not trust the senior officers in the army. Although Mr. Stalin always addressed the marshal as his dearest, everyone knew that the person he loved most was the political commissar behind the marshal, not the military chief of the army.

What Stalinger was afraid of was that these military commanders would launch a military coup. In his view, all military commanders, especially the commanders of the fronts, were up to evil purposes and were trying to overthrow the Soviet regime and seize his position to become king.

Therefore, these military commanders must be put in shackles, and political commissars are the best way to control them, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with this.