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Advanced chapter until 500+ at my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/c/caleredhair The tank's tracks pushed aside the bushes, and the snow on them was shaken to the ground, then churned up by the tracks, mixed with black mud, and thrown to the side. The rumbling of the engine was accompanied by the cracking sound of breaking branches. When the German tank appeared on the battlefield, it seemed to carry with it an unstoppable, domineering aura. As they crossed this patch of bushes, Rein ducked into the…-
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Advanced chapter until 500+ at my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/c/caleredhair The Kremlin, the landmark building of Moscow. Stalin stood on the balcony, watching as the red flag was solemnly raised by the soldiers. He then walked back into his room with his hands behind his back. His mood had been very bad these past few days, so bad that many things that should have been happy could not bring a smile to his face. One was that his former right-hand man, his most trusted subordinate, Yezhov, was dead,…
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Advanced chapter until 500+ at my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/c/caleredhair Moscow's Red Square, at a military parade for the great victory in Poland. Stalin sat in the seat of honor, his face expressionless, watching the infantry formations marching in neat steps below the city walls. Khrushchev and Yezhov, each with his own worries, were also silent. Although the noise of the military band was still all around, the atmosphere was somewhat bizarre and twisted. "I hear our troops suffered heavy…
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Advanced chapter until 500+ at my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/c/caleredhair The attendant ran as if a demon were chasing him. He kept running, forgetting that there were communication tools like the telephone, forgetting that there were things like cars for transportation. He burst into Yezhov's house and, in front of a dozen guards who were pointing their guns at him, stared in horror at Yezhov and shouted, "Khrushchev has betrayed you. Stalin wants to get rid of you." Originally, Yezhov had been…
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Advanced chapter until 500+ at my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/c/caleredhair Internal problems, no matter how they are handled, are still just internal problems. What made Akado feel a visceral pain now was the British Navy's recent combat operation. It seemed the British had already sensed the coming of the war and had already made all preparations for it. On the other hand, the German Navy's miscalculation was to still believe that Britain would continue to foolishly tolerate its development. The…
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Advanced chapter until 500+ at patreon.com/caleredhair What does it mean for a cornered dog to leap over a wall? What does it mean for a desperate rabbit to bite? The German Navy at this moment was just like that. With a tragic and heroic mood, like a desperate woman surrounded by thugs—she finally remembers she has a pistol in her purse... "This way of fighting is too hard to get used to. I am more suited to commanding a gun duel between battleships or heavy cruisers," Lütjens said, lowering the…
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Advanced chapter until 500+ at patreon.com/caleredhair The sinking of a single destroyer was enough to make the Germans realize that the British Royal Navy was playing for keeps this time. So, however reluctant, the German High Seas Fleet had no choice but to brace itself for a fight. Stuka dive bombers, carrying bombs, charged directly at the British destroyers that were attempting to block the German fleet's southward path. The German carriers' first offensive operation had begun under such…
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Advanced chapter until 500+ at patreon.com/caleredhair Anxious! Of course, he was anxious! So, as the "Duce" of Italy, Mussolini still made the call to the direct line of the German Führer's office. He had scheduled this time in advance, because it seemed that the victorious Germany still had many things to attend to, so Führer Akado's time was also very precious. "Respected German Führer, I am very happy that you could take the time out of your busy schedule to take my call," Mussolini said. As he…
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Advanced chapter until 500+ at patreon.com/caleredhair In the waters northeast of the British Isles, known as the North Sea—this was the only route for the German Navy to enter the Atlantic, and also the main defensive line for the British Royal Navy's blockade of Germany. At this very moment, the sharp bow of a new German destroyer was cutting through the sea surface like a knife. The white waves churned and spread out to the sides, gradually receding and disappearing. Facing a strong wind and the…
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Advanced chapter until 500+ at patreon.com/caleredhair Recently, Mussolini had been feeling very troubled, because his troops were still bogged down in Abyssinia, unable to extricate themselves. Although he had ended the war in 1936, he was still paying the bill for it to this day. Around 1930, Italy was also severely impacted by the economic crisis, and its domestic economy was on the verge of collapse. To escape the severe domestic crisis, Mussolini's government vigorously promoted the militarization…
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