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Volume 3 Far East Story Chapter 749 (3) Don¡¯t fight for one city or one place

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    read_content_up;If the 10th and 8th armies all move north, Kolchak can roam freely in the south, and the land east and south of Saransk will fall under the iron heel of the White Guards. Who will bear the responsibility?  Can Moscow agree?  Moreover, what if the enemy occupies a large area of ??land in the south and does not come to Nizhny Novgorod or returns to Kazan? What if the enemy directly attacks Moscow along the railway line from the south?  "

    Front military political commissar Lev Borisovich Kamenev clenched his fists and pounded the table with a thumping sound, almost roaring. The commander gave up his position as commander of the Moscow Garrison District and became a member of the Central Committee of the Soviet Union.  When I came to serve as a political commissar in the Volga Military District and the Front Army, I always had a string in my mind that I wanted to show off my skills and do a good job. As a prince serving as a general and in charge of government, what are you most afraid of?  What he feared most was not losing the battle. Victory or defeat was a common occurrence for military strategists. What Central Committee member Kamenev feared most was that the Soviet territories under the jurisdiction of the Volga Military District would fall and be lost in his own hands.

    If Kolchak occupied a large area of ??land in the southern plains and gained a large amount of population and resources, the Tsarist Russian admiral would probably stand up and gather more "" anti-Bolshevik forces under his banner, in case the Volga  What if the federation chooses to support Kolchak again?

    Only with territory can you have the right to speak. If Kolchak, who was originally cramped in a corner of the Kazan Tatar Autonomous Region, really grew in power because the Soviet Red Army took the initiative to retreat and gave up a large area of ??land in the south, would Moscow agree to this?  What?  Can the Central Committee of the Soviet Union agree?  Kamenev himself found it unacceptable!  What was the mission of the Volga Military District and the Front?  Isn¡¯t it just to protect the land in the east for the Soviet Russian regime and Moscow?

    The political commissar of the front army made such a big mistake, and the group army generals who had heard about the counter-revolutionaries and the Cheka suddenly fell silent. Obviously, no one wanted to stand up and take the blame. Even the Soviet Central Committee member and the political commissar of the front army were not willing to stand up and take the blame.  It was difficult for the generals of the 3rd and 5th Russian armies to bear the burden of responsibility.

    In particular, Berzin and Kamenev were both Soviet Red Army generals who came from the former Tsarist Russian army. If it weren¡¯t for Trotsky¡¯s strong protection and support, Muravyov would not be the leader of the former Soviet Union.  "When a front commander rebels", he is likely to be treated as a potential rebel and dissident general as an anti-Bolshevik and suppressed!

    At the critical moment, Comrade Joseph¡¯s successor, Deputy Commander of the Front Army Voroshilov, who was born in Tsaritsyn, stood up and spoke,

    ¡°That¡­ Lev Borisovich, Comrade Central Committee Member, my dear Political Commissar of the Front, Comrades Ulyanov and Trotsky and, of course, Comrade Sverdlov, have always taught us to  There is no doubt that we should strengthen our revolutionary beliefs and fight the enemy resolutely to the end. However, whether it is the Central Committee of the Soviet Union or the Supreme Military Council of the Soviet Union, I remember the slogans mentioned before: defend Petersburg, defend Moscow, defend  "Nizhny Novgorod, defend Tsaritsyn, but you never said the slogan, defend Kuznetsov, defend Penza, right?"

    "That was just a slogan used by the Central Committee of the Soviet Union to inspire the people's fighting spirit and point out the most dangerous direction. Moscow never said that the Volga Military District and the Front Army, which were reorganized in order to eliminate the Kolchak gang, could voluntarily and voluntarily give up all the large tracts of land in the south without authorization.  In fact, it is absolutely impossible to retreat to Nizhny Novgorod. "Beiyang 1917 Chapter 749: One City, One Land". As the main force of the Soviet Red Army, the mission of our Volga Front is  That is, wherever there is an enemy, that is where we will fight

    If the 10th and 8th Group armies all withdraw to the northern front, regardless of whether they can retreat smoothly, even if they withdraw, it will be equivalent to opening Moscow's lower belly and weakness to Kolchak, which will be equivalent to letting Kolchak  The Chak gang fell into the rice vat. At this moment, the opponent's total strength was only 200,000!

    But once the White Guards reoccupied a large area of ??Soviet territory, the landlords, rich peasants, capitalists, demobilized Russian soldiers and generals who had not yet been wiped out or were hiding in those lands would inevitably gather again and follow Kolchak's banner.  In this battle, not only did we miss the opportunity to eliminate the Kolchak gang, but we will also become sinners for the ages!  Who can bear this responsibility?  I, a member of the Central Committee of the Soviet Union and the political commissar of the front army, absolutely cannot afford it. Klement Yefremovich, how can you, the deputy commander and the second political commissar of the front army, afford it?  You are not even an alternate member of the Central Committee of the Soviet Union!  "

    Lev Borisovich Kamenev, as an early assistant of Comrade Ulyanov in the "Beiyang 1917" and a former member of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the Soviet Union, and the former editor-in-chief of "Pravda", he talked about debating and writing articles.  This was something that even the Bolshevik theorist and orator Bukharin had a headache with. How could Voroshilov argue against Kamenev? He was machine-gunned by the political commissar of the front army.His face turned blue and white for a while due to his words, and he was speechless for a while.

    "Comrade Political Commissar, let me tell you Comrade Voroshilov proposed to withdraw the 10th and 8th armies on the southern front and transfer them to the north in order to concentrate the main force of the front army, so that we can concentrate the main force of the northern and southern fronts.  When two become one, our power is greatly enhanced!

    In the south, we can fortify the wall and clear the country, and let the local Soviets organize guerrillas to carry out guerrilla warfare. I believe that as long as we recapture Cheboksary all the way east on the northern line, and then attack the city of Kazan, cutting off Kazan's logistics and support for the White Guards on the front line.  Material supply, Kolchak's main force will definitely turn around and head north under forced circumstances, so that the lost ground in the south will only be temporary We can regain it at any time!  "

    This time, the person who smoothed things over for Voroshilov was not the front military staff chief Chernavin, but the commander of the Soviet 5th Army Sergey Sergeyevich Kamenev. In fact, he was the only one  Most suitable. In fact, as soon as Voroshilov proposed the idea of ??abandoning the southern front and concentrating the main force on the northern front, the two commanders of the Northern Front Army, Kamenev and Kayberzin, looked at each other and agreed.  I shouted "Hello" in my heart!

    The main combat goal is to eliminate the effective strength of Kolchak's White Guards without fighting for the gains and losses of one city. This idea of ????Voroshilov actually suits the temperament of the two front-line army commanders, Berzin and Thanky Kamenev.  , as a general, he is afraid that his superiors will give blind orders, and he is afraid that he will not be able to exert his true strength in military affairs for the sake of political influence.

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