#1386 - Take down the police station

At one o'clock in the morning.

The core members of the Labor Party of West Cheslav City gathered together. With the cooperation of the workers of the Steel Plant in West Cheslav City, the Steel Plant in West Cheslav City became the temporary command center.

The steel plant was brightly lit, with 5,000 workers and some representatives of officers and soldiers surrounding Malenkov and others.

These workers were mainly composed of the steel mill in the West Cheslav city and the railway workers, all wearing red laces uniformly distributed by the West Cheslav city Labor Party, wrapped around their necks to identify our enemies.

More than 700 of them were assigned weapons, which shows that the leaders such as Malenkov were not idle these days and had brought in more weapons.

Malenkov said: "I am going to set the uprising time at 3 am. At this time, the citizens of Yekaterinoslav are sleeping soundly. Our actions can greatly reduce casualties and avoid Yeka as much as possible. Destruction of Terenoslav.”

Hearing Malenkov say this, this made many workers who are ready to do something big with the Labor Party suddenly feel good. After all, being able to keep the safety of people's lives in mind, which to some extent shows that the Labor Party organization is just as they said The team of people.

"In addition, due to the huge gap in strength between the enemy and us, the activity started at 3 a.m., and the night can be used to catch the Yekaterinoslav Municipal Government and the puppet army off guard."

"Next, I will divide the worker's team into three, two of which seize the arsenal of Yekaterinoslav and one captures the city police."

"While you occupy the police station and the arsenal, the troops outside the city will definitely receive news and enter the city to suppress it. But you don't need to worry. There are also our people in the army. When the army advances into the city, support us. The army…”

As Malenkov issued everyone's mission in an orderly manner, this further boosted morale. After all, there were feasible plans and plans, which also showed that this uprising was very feasible.

If the Labor Party organizations led by Malenkov have no rules and preparations, then this action is obviously unreliable.

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Westcheslav City Police Department.

The city police station at 3 a.m. seemed very quiet. Because it was a public unit, most of the lights in the entire police station were on.

The police station's duty staff did not have a complete rest at this time. Some people gathered in the lounge to play cards, of course, the kind who brought gambling funds.

The lounge is filled with smoke, alcohol, sweat and other complex smells.

Milinlovich bit the cigarette in his mouth, frowned and looked at the bad cards in his hand, took a deep breath, and sprayed a stream of smoke and said, "I'm pedaling, today's luck is too bad. , I have to doubt whether you were making small moves when you shuffle the cards.”

It's no wonder he was so angry and depressed. He had lost more than seventy Kobe today. This was enough to make him feel pain for a small policeman like Milin Lovich with a meager salary.

Of course, the salaries of public officials in Westcheslav City are not high, but most of them have gray incomes. In violent agencies like the police station, there are many opportunities for police officers to make money.

And Milinlovich's words obviously aroused the dissatisfaction of colleagues.

"Milinlovic, I am willing to accept the loss. Moreover, you are a living person here. Everything is open and transparent. There are a few cards you shuffled by yourself, but you haven't seen you get good cards!" Yuridovsky said.

Another policeman, Anton Rozhne, echoed: "Yuridovsky said it well. Could it be that you suspect that the three of us colluded with each other and got you alone? We are all colleagues, who know the truth. I lost so much yesterday. , not like you."

"And everyone around is watching, how could we cheat?"

Milinlovic said with a slight slightest loss today, so it’s not okay to complain? Of course I know you didn’t cheat. Just a little joke. You can’t exaggerate it.”

Everyone agrees with this explanation, after all, it is common for those who lose to complain about a sentence or two.

Tarkovsky, who has been watching the show, changed the topic: "I heard that the army has been mobilized frequently recently. Do you think we may fight with the Russians?"

The topic of war always arouses the interest of men.

Milinlovic was in a bad mood and said, "It's better to fight! Anyway, we are not going to the front line."

Regarding Milinlovich's gloating mentality, Anton Rozhne quipped angrily: "Haha, if the Russian Labor Party really comes, you don't want to look forward to it. I heard that the Russian Labor Party has How cruel."

"Just like Milinlovic, you, who show off your power on the street every day, have a bad attitude and often charge protection fees, may be reported and then set up as a typical example by the Labor Party and will be taken to shoot targets."

In response, Milinlovic said arrogantly: "Your idea is completely redundant. The Labor Party wants me to shoot targets, so they can really come over. But can they break through the Donbass defense line?"

"Nothing else, the Russian Labor Party offended the whole world. No other major powers such as Britain, France, Germany and Austria want to kill Russia."

"We, Ukraine, have so many big countries behind us, and we are not weak in strength. No matter how powerful Russia is, they will never be able to call us."

"In my opinion, it seems to me that our Ukrainian army is almost the same as invading Moscow."

Yuridovsky said: "Haha, with the appearance of our army, we still want to enter Moscow. I am not exaggerating. I am afraid that the combat effectiveness of many mud-legged soldiers in the army is not even comparable to ours."

"You have seen the current situation of the army. What kind of morals are the officers and soldiers of the 37th Division outside the city? Their moral quality is not even comparable to ours. I am afraid that most of them are afraid of death when they really go to the battlefield."

"If the Russian Red Army really attacks us, they may run faster than us."

Yuridovsky said this, of course, he also had the confidence to exist. Although the police station is obviously not a match for the more violent institutions such as the army, who has not served in the army!

As for the situation of the Sicheslav City Police Department, more than half of the personnel had served in the military in Tsarist Russia. Yuridovsky and others were veterans who participated in World War I.

Milinovich said: "Haha, our army is indeed a bunch of rotten fish and stinky shrimp, but the situation of the Russian Red Army on the opposite side is not much better."

"At the beginning, everyone was just a soldier under His Majesty the Tsar. Now they have just joined different camps. Have they become different? Aren't they all two eyes and one mouth? Can the Labor Party be as omnipotent as God and give them an extra arm or a leg!"

The words are rough but the truth is not rough. Milinovich's words do make some sense. In fact, most of the army led by the Labor Party is still the legacy left by the Tsar.

This is actually no different from the composition of the Ukrainian army today. It's just that after the Treaty of Kiev, most of the former Ukrainian Tsarist Russian troops joined Ukraine, and the Russian Tsarist Russian troops either joined the Labor Party or were wiped out by the Labor Party.

But there is no doubt that the foundation of the army, whether in Ukraine or Russia, is left over from the Tsarist era.

Of course, although they were once the same kind of people, the Russian Red Army is obviously very different from the current Ukrainian army. This difference is mainly reflected in spirit and belief.

As far as the current situation is concerned, the Russian Red Army knows why they are fighting, while most of the Ukrainian army still maintains the nature of the Tsarist era, that is, they just muddle through.

Although there are also bad apples in the Russian Red Army, the two have actually been distanced.

This is just like today's industrial countries. Russia should be considered a country with good industrial strength, but Russia's industrialization is much worse than other powers and can only be ranked at the lower level.

Tarkovsky said: "Milinlovich is right. We are all mortals. The Russian Red Army is probably not much stronger than the Ukrainian army."

"But the biggest difference between our two countries is that Russia's national strength is much stronger than Ukraine. Russia has hundreds of millions of people, while Ukraine has less than 20 million. If we don't rely on foreign support, we can't fight the Russians at all."

And Tarkovsky's idea is also the idea of ​​most people in Ukraine at present. Even the Ukrainian central government does not believe that it can fight against a big country like Russia with its own national strength.

Tarkovsky went on to say: "Ukraine's industry is also far behind Russia. The eastern part of Ukraine, where the industry was originally concentrated, is not entirely in our hands. If it were in our hands, it would not be as embarrassing as it is now."

Milinlovich said: "The industry in eastern Ukraine is indeed very important, but we have the support of world powers such as Germany and Austria."

"The military and industrial strength of Germany and Austria-Hungary is much stronger than that of Russia. In addition, Britain and France have also supported Ukraine, and we can obtain advanced weapons from most countries in the world."

"So, as long as Germany and Austria-Hungary guarantee the supply of weapons and ammunition to the empire, we can continue to consume the Russians until Russia's rotten teeth collapse."

Regarding the support for Ukraine, it is mainly Germany and Austria-Hungary. After all, the current Ukrainian government is supported by the two countries, so the two countries naturally have to bear the main responsibility.

And Germany and Austria-Hungary will obviously protect Ukraine's security, unless both countries do not want to go further or just eat and wait for death.

After all, as the sphere of influence of the two countries, Eastern Europe is not only an important market, but also an important raw material supplier, and an important grain producing area. It is of great significance to the economy, strategy, influence and geopolitics of Germany and Austria.

Generally speaking, such a region is definitely not something that can be easily abandoned. Of course, there are also negative cases. For example, in the former Soviet Union, one of the important reasons for the disintegration of the Soviet Union was that it abandoned the labor party regimes in Eastern Europe.

However, this is normal. This is the history of Russia. It is easy to go to extremes and leave no way back.

This should be caused by the character of the Russians. After all, whether it is the Far Eastern Empire of the ancient civilization or the United States without history, it is more tortuous than Russia.

After chatting for a while, Milinlovich suddenly said: "Is it time to change shifts at this time! Why don't I see Osipovich and others come back?"

Osipovich and others are also colleagues in the police station, responsible for the street patrol mission from 12 to 2 o'clock. Although the entire Sicheslav City Police Department has all the five poisons, some tasks still need to be done.

For example, in terms of maintaining public order, of course, the main task of the Sicheslav City Police Department is to maintain the safety of the wealthy areas and the city center.

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Outside the Sicheslav Police Station, Osipovich and others were leading the Labor Party. He and several policemen had their hands tied and were escorted to the front of the team.

"Dear workers, the city police station is in front. There are not many people in the police station at night. There are only a few people working the night shift. Including us, there are a total of 32 people in the police station today." Osipovich said to Tomaj Fuka with a bitter face.

For Osipovich and others, today was really unlucky. They thought that they would patrol the streets twice as usual and get through the night. Who would have thought that a large group of labor party members would suddenly appear.

Moreover, this group of labor party members had guns in their hands, at least dozens of Mosin-Nagants, so Osipovich and others decisively chose to surrender.

Tomajevka said: "Osipovich, you should know where the gun room of the police station is, right?"

Osipovich did not dare to hide it at this time. He said: "Of course, but the key is with Milinovich."

Tomajevka asked: "Milinovich? I haven't heard of it. Shouldn't the key be with your chief?"

Osipovich smiled bitterly and said: "In theory, the key should be with the chief, but our chief basically doesn't stay in the police station at night. He either goes home to sleep or hangs out somewhere else. He is originally a second-generation ancestor, so apart from being active in making money, he doesn't care about things most of the time."

Tomajevka said speechlessly: "It's true that the upper beam is not straight and the lower beam is crooked. The whole atmosphere of Yekaterinoslav is corrupted by you guys."

Osipovich could only nod his head in agreement with the ridicule of the Labor Party leader. After all, he cherishes his life very much.

Tomajevka continued, "Don't play tricks next. Cooperate with us honestly to take down the police station. We can still count you as a credit. Otherwise..."

In response to his threat, Osipovich hurriedly said, "Please rest assured. I will cooperate honestly."

Soon, under the guidance of Osipovich, the guide, the first worker team led by Tomajevka successfully entered the extremely lax Sicheslav City Police Station.

When they first arrived at the door, the guards of the Sicheslav City Police Station were even sleeping soundly. They didn't know that the enemy had arrived, so they were easily confiscated by the Labor Party.

Afterwards, the Labor Party and the workers entered the city police station as if they were going home, and took down the night shift staff of the city police station who were gambling in groups.

This operation can be said to be unexpectedly easy. In the police station, Tomajevka and others obtained more than 50 firearms, including rifles and pistols, which further increased the strength of the team.

Compared with the easy capture of the police station, the battle at the arsenal in the east of the city was very fierce. The soldiers guarding the arsenal directly engaged in battle with the Labor Party.

As the gunshots rang out, the entire city of Sicheslav was awakened. The citizens stayed at home and did not dare to go out to check the situation, and the city government staff became panicked.

The Sicheslav City Government urgently called the City Police Station to inquire about the situation, but at this time, the police station had been controlled by the Labor Party, so naturally there was no response.

This also forced the Sicheslav City Government to contact the military and seek the 37th Division stationed in the suburbs of the city to enter the city to take charge of the overall situation.

In fact, after the arsenal in the east of the city was attacked, the officers of the arsenal had already notified the division headquarters directly of the news, and the 37th Division’s large group of people were already on the way, but at the same time as the division headquarters issued the order, the troops influenced by the Labor Party had already quietly raised their guns and pointed directly at the 37th Division headquarters.