[Soul transmigration] [No System] [Villain]
November 22, 1942: After being surrounded by Soviet forces, he made his first request to Hitler for permission to break out. It was flatly rejected.
December 12–23, 1942: During Manstein’s “Operation Winter Storm” relief effort, he refused Manstein’s order to break out and link up, claiming they had no fuel and his troops were in no condition to carry it out.
December 18, 1942: At the height of the relief effort, he received the final order to break out. Once again, he refused, citing the lack of fuel and Hitler’s failure to approve it.
January 24, 1943: With ammunition and food exhausted, he requested permission to surrender. Hitler replied, “Surrender is forbidden. Hold out to the last man.”
January 31, 1943: As Soviet forces reached headquarters, he was promoted to field marshal. He refused to commit suicide and die for his country, instead surrendering with the remnants of his force. He said, “I have no interest in killing myself for that Austrian corporal.”
It seems pretty good so far. If it's so difficult to pass the review, go to Xirang for development.
After reading the book, I suggested searching for "My Hometown in Greater Germany" on the website, listening and reading at the same time [laughing]
Very good, stylish
Very angled, but unfortunately it was flooded
A very good World War II story, keep up the good work
The content is interesting and the plot is exciting.