Steel Soviet

It's strange that it's free and requires recharging

The Soviet war hymns made by Americans have the overwhelming momentum, but they lack the perseverance and unyielding nature of Russian military music and the faint sadness that is difficult to express in words.

RT, after it was put on the shelves, one recommendation has not been coded until now. Of course, it will be coded in the future until the final ending is completed as envisioned. After reading the content of the book, everyone knows what level it is, and the number of words is quite large. If you have the conditions, please help push the book. No worries. As long as it doesn't cause a bad experience or impact on anyone, it doesn't have to go viral and push it everywhere. Thank you everyone.

Why is the group gone? When will the author create a new group?

Today, I saw your book, Under the Bridge. I heard that Siberia was mentioned here, so I saw Manstein's commentary on the history of Siberia, but as a Mongolian, I want to tell you that this is a mistake on your part. The Siberian region was conquered by the Mongol Empire during the conquest of the Mongol Empire, and the Golden Horde was established. In fact, in the geographical division of the Golden Horde, it was divided into two khanates, the Blue Horde and the White Horde. With the gradual development of the Grand Duchy of Moscow, some Golden Horde nobles also They had to intermarry with these people, and Siberia belonged to the White Horde part of the Golden Horde in terms of geographical division. The Yuan Dynasty was not equal to the entire Mongol Empire. It was the central Khanate of the Mongol Empire, but after its gradual decline, it had the same status as the four major Khanates. In 1584, as the Russian Tsar Ivan the Terrible gradually conquered Kazan, Astrakhan and other lands that originally belonged to the Blue Horde Khanate, he decided to continue to expand. In the same year, he proclaimed himself the great monarch of all Siberia, and passed the great feudal state in the neighboring Siberian region. The founder, the Stroganov family, sent Cossacks to expand into Siberia. At this time, our country was still ruled by the Ming Dynasty. The Siberian Khanate was ruled by Chukum Khan, and the Qing Empire had not even been established. Nurhachi was still busy unifying the Jurchen tribes in Heilongjiang and Jilin. After 15 years of struggle, we failed miserably. In 1598 AD, the Cossacks officially conquered the Siberian Khanate and the Western Siberian Plain fell. In the same year, the Rurik Dynasty of the Russian Czarist State fell. After several years of the first interregnum, 160 In 4 years, the Russian Orthodox Patriarch Boris Godunov was elected as the new tsar of the new dynasty. At the same time, even during the interregnum, the expansion of Siberia was not over. In 1604, the most important city in Central Siberia was officially established: Omsk, and After 14 years of expansion, in 1618, the same year that the Godunov dynasty collapsed, all of Siberia was controlled by them. After that, they ushered in the second interregnum period. Pseudo Dimitri I, Pseudo Dimitri II, etc. Came one after another. They did not continue to expand. Zhang, until 1636, the same year that Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty Huang Taiji proclaimed himself emperor, Tsar Mikhail I of the Romanov Dynasty ordered his Cossack troops to begin to expand to the outer northeastern region, that is, to the south of the Outer Xing'an Mountains, and occupy the area from the south of the Outer Xing'an Mountains to the north bank of Heilongjiang. The Siberian region had already fallen as early as 1618, the third year after Nurhaci proclaimed himself Khan. The Siberian region had never been ruled by the Qing Dynasty. What they destroyed was the Siberian Khanate under the Golden Horde. Therefore, the brief history recounted by Manstein is not accurate. As a Mongolian, I think I should point out this error to you. Maybe you will find me rude, but I think this error is necessary to point out. I have never seen your writing perspective before. I admire you very much for being able to describe the battle accurately and not taking sides during the battle. I admire you very much.

I spent almost 60 on this book, but I don't feel any loss at all.

Does the protagonist have any plans to enter politics? As a pure soldier, there was nothing he could do in the end. Will faith not collapse? The Soviet wartime system should be completely and fully reformed. Watching the alliance disintegrate would be the greatest misfortune. (QQ reading has no human rights, right?)

As mentioned, in the past two days, it was as if all the things I had saved for a whole year were thrown at my head. Almost trying to squeeze out time to update the book on the Soviet Union... But don't worry, this book will not be a eunuch. The credibility of the old author is guaranteed. It's just a new vest. Finally, don't ask me what my waistcoat was before, it's not important...

I remember a chapter where a pig's foot was injured and he didn't know what happened when he was hospitalized. He saw that he was old and had two sons, but he sent his two sons to the battlefield in Afghanistan. The two sons fucked up and his girlfriend didn't forgive him. Then he took a mission and went to a tank army. Ying first gave a speech of his own 😂 Then several people from other countries were killed. The mission seemed to be to start the third world war 😂 Then it disappeared. This chapter seemed to be before and after the chapter with the epitaph, but I searched again and couldn't find it. Was it deleted? Find the solution 😝!

I am a military fan and like all kinds of weapons and equipment.