When Sokov walked out of the headquarters, Bezikov saw him. Due to the poisoning incident some time ago, Bezikov prioritized ensuring Sokov's safety. When he saw him shaking
He wandered out and hurriedly approached him and asked, "Comrade Commander, where are you going?"
"Just take a walk." Sokov turned his head and glanced at the building behind him, and then said: "There will be a chief of staff of the Kwantung Army coming over to negotiate with us later. His level is not qualified to negotiate with me face to face.
, the matter of receiving him has been handed over to the deputy commander and the others, so I just want to walk around casually."
When Sokov said he wanted to walk around, Bezikov quickly said: "Comrade Commander, if you have no objection, I want to walk around with you." Perhaps he was worried that Sokov would misunderstand, so he even deliberately
Explained, "I just want to ensure your safety."
Sokov knew very well that the reason why Stalin sent Bezikov here was to protect his and Yakov's personal safety. Now that Yakov stays in the headquarters, there will be no danger, and
When you are walking around the city, no one can guarantee that you will not encounter enemies that slip through the net, so it is very necessary to have someone by your side to protect you.
Thinking of this, he nodded and agreed to Bezikov's request: "Okay, Comrade Major, then you can walk around the city with me."
When Bezikov saw that Sokov agreed to let him accompany him, he quickly turned around and called a guard soldier and gave a few instructions in a low voice. After hearing this, the soldier nodded, turned around and ran away from the building.
Before the soldier left, Zhang Yifu said to Beziko: "Comrade Commander, let's go."
Beziko stood still and asked curiously: "Colonel Sokovov, he asked this soldier to call for help. Do you need to wait for us?"
"It's a use, it's a use." Zhang Yifufu waved his hands and said, "You go first, we can catch up very slowly."
Beziko still had great trust in Sokovov's ability to do things. Since the other party said that his soldiers could catch up very slowly, he walked quickly back along the street.
"It's settled." Sonia did not hear the shirk in Beziko's words, but said excitedly: "You just wait for him to come to you. You haven't worked yet, just stay with him.
Goodbye!" After saying that, he waved to Beziko and walked slowly back along the corridor.
"What, the war has started?" The dean's face was filled with an expression of disbelief: "You were vague about the war in those days. How could it start right after you just said it? What happened?
?”
When Beziko turned around, he saw Sonia, wearing a nurse's uniform and a bloody white apron, appearing in front of him. "It turns out it's him. You went to the hospital to visit the wounded." Beziko said.
Ke said: "I never thought I would meet him."
"Comrade Dean," although the lower levels of the Kwantung Army have made a gesture of surrender, it is still unknown whether the officers and soldiers in our hands will obey the order and surrender honestly, so Zhang Yifu did not leave a certain amount of room when he spoke.
: "The lower levels of the Kwantung Army have indeed concluded negotiations with you to discuss surrender matters. You are too vague as to whether the troops above will be submissive. It would be too arbitrary to say that there will no longer be a war. But have you ever had any small talk before?
That's true for a large-scale battle."
Before hearing this, the dean turned to look at the political commissar next to him, and saw that the other party was looking at him blankly, as if he was vague about what had happened. "Comrade Commander," the dean turned to face Beziko, and said cautiously
He asked cautiously: "Can you tell me what's going on? Why from the end of tonight, no wounded will be sent to your place. Is it because there are no other field hospitals to accept those wounded?"
Beziko wanted to cause some scandal with Sonia, so he said perfunctorily: "Sonia, since he still has very little work, let's continue to work. When he is busy one day, you can
It’s too late to see him again.”
"Comrade Commander, you are wrong." The political commissar who was praised by Beziko held his head high and denied his accuracy. "That was a mistake on your part. You would have talked less with the wounded in the past to avoid similar incidents happening again."
occur."
"As long as the Kwantung Army puts down its weapons and surrenders, it means you can go home." Sokov said with emotion: "I really thought that that damn war lasted seven years."
"Comrade Dean," Sokov continued: "The Kwantung Army has not sent representatives to come to your place to negotiate and discuss surrender matters. Think about it, the enemy's commanders have come to your place to discuss surrender matters. Then
Can the battle still be fought?"
Sokovov walked slowly back out of the building, ran to Zhang Yifu's side, and asked eagerly: "Comrade Commander, where are you going now?"
"Comrade Commander," the dean was dubious about Zhang Yifu's statement. I looked at Zhang Yifu and said with less excitement: "Has the war really started?"
The soldiers standing guard at the door saw Beziko and Sokovov walking slowly towards us, and quickly stood at attention and saluted us.
After listening to the dean's flattery to him, Beziko just smiled faintly, and then said to the political commissar: "Comrade political commissar, you work as a political worker. When these wounded soldiers are in high spirits and have lost confidence in the future, you
You should do less ideological work for us so that we can regain our confidence in life. But you don’t seem to be doing a bad job.”
When he learned that the Kwantung Army's chief of staff was there to discuss surrender, Sokovov's eyes lit up: "Comrade Commander, negotiating with the enemy about surrender is a trivial matter. You
How could it be at the scene?"
"No, of course not." When the dean learned that Beziko was going to visit the wounded, he naturally got what he asked for and quickly said: "You will be your guide."
"Comrade Commander, that's really bad news." The director immediately beamed after hearing this: "As long as it's a small-scale battle, there won't be so few wounded sent to you, and the field hospitals at each division level can handle them.
Damn the wounded."
Accompanied by the director and political commissar, Zhang Yifu inspected the sick and wounded outside the hospital and had heart-to-heart conversations with several seriously injured people who were recovering, which moved us to tears.
"Comrade Dean," Beziko stretched out his hand to shake hands with the other person and said politely: "Come and find out about the situation in the field hospital. See whether they are busy with work and whether they have enough staff."
"Oh, so that's what happened." Beziko said with a smile before being confused about what was going on: "Worry, Comrade Dean. By the end of tonight at the latest, no more wounded will be sent to them.
Already."
The two of them were talking and unconsciously arrived at the door of the field hospital.
"Is there nothing else?" Zhang Yifu said in an understatement: "Our Tianhuang has not yet issued the surrender order, but the Kwantung Army has not shown any signs of cessation. It may be because I saw your offensive in those two days.
If there were any signs of weakening, I knew that if we continued to fight, I would be in trouble, so I sent someone to discuss the surrender."
Beziko stopped and saw an ambulance driving into the hospital. As soon as it retreated into the open space of the hospital, a group of medical staff came to greet them, carried the injured outside the ambulance, and quickly transferred them to a small building.
After chatting with the two for a while, Beziko took the initiative and said, "Dean, political commissar, do you know if they can take you to visit the wounded?"
In response to Zhang Yifu's ridiculing words, Sokovov was silent for a while, and then said: "You are wrong, Comrade Commander. We have been fighting for so many years, at least I hope that the Germans will surrender.
I can't change my job and go home. Who knows how long it will take before I'm sent to the Far East, thousands of miles away, to fight with new enemies there? It's possible to say whether I have emotions or not. If Xiaojia knows about Kanto
The army surrendered to you on its own initiative, but if you continue to fight with us, the morale of the army will be unstable and morale will be low."
"Well, you didn't mean that." Beziko waved his hand back and said, "Let's go, you guys retreat."
Just when Zhang Yifu was about to say goodbye and leave, a surprising voice suddenly came from in front of him: "Misha, why is it him? Why is he outside?"
"Hey, you're talking about Comrade Dean." Sokovov rushed to say: "Why are you so sober? Didn't you understand what Comrade Commander said? I'm not talking about the start of the war if there are any wounded.
, if no one is injured, naturally there will be no more wounded to be sent.”
The director was talking to the political commissar of the hospital outside his office. When he saw Beziko running back, he was startled and quickly stood up to greet him: "Comrade Commander, why don't you have time to come to your office?"
"Tell me what's going on today?"
Beziko had inspected that field hospital with Lu Jin and others, and knew the structure outside and where the director's office was, so he simply used someone to lead the way and walked directly to the director's office.
Hearing Sokov's words, Beziko laughed warmly, and then said: "The rank of Lieutenant General Nobura Ohata who came to negotiate was too high. He was the chief of staff of the 44th Army, and his rank was also that of Afu
Ning, Melekhov and we are inferior. Logically speaking, we can't go directly to your military commanders to negotiate, but we went to you anyway because my rank is much lower than yours.
Unless the commander of our front army negotiates with you later, you will not be able to receive us in person."
When Beziko walked out of the ward, the dean hurriedly chased him and said flatteringly: "Comrade Commander, these seriously injured people know that even if they recover from their injuries, they will still be disabled and cannot return to the army. They can only demobilize."
Before going home, my mood had been relatively high. But before you chatted with us for a few words, you found that we were full of confidence in life again."
"After the battle, the superiors sent a medical team from Khabarovsk." Beziko looked at the dean and asked: "How can we help them?"
"Yes, Comrade Dean." Knowing Sonia and knowing each other is a matter of winning, Zhang Yifu said in a simple way: "You met in Khabarovsk, so you can be considered friends.
Well. When I came out there today, I wanted to see you, but considering that they were too busy at work, I just wanted to disturb you, but I didn’t expect to meet you there."
"A small number of the wounded brought here today were wounded in the battle last night. It would take a lot of time to send us here." The dean introduced to Beziko: "So far, we have received a total of 100 wounded today.
We have received 361 wounded people. Not all of your medical staff have been put into work, but they can only be said to be barely adequate. You estimate that there will be more wounded people arriving one after another, and then there will be a shortage of manpower.
Many injured people received timely rescue."
"Yes, after fighting for so many years, everyone wants to go home." Beziko said: "You want to make sure that you are obeying the orders of your subordinates and accepting the surrender of the Kwantung Army. If you continue to order the battle, it will probably be very difficult.
A few people are going to rebel against you."
"Misha, you just said that you were busy for a few days, so you went to the headquarters to find him." Sonia said with a smile: "He arrived at the hospital today, and he also said he would come to see you."
Beziko did not stop, but raised his hands to his ears and returned the salute to the soldiers.
"Our help to you is simply too little." When the dean heard Beziko asked about the medical team that supported him, he suddenly became interested again: "Outside of that medical team, there are only a few doctors with outstanding medical skills. We
We are responsible for the surgery of one-eighth of the wounded. Without our help, I'm afraid you would have asked for help, hoping to get support from other units."
As Sokov followed Beziko out of the small building, he looked absentmindedly towards the hospital and saw two jeeps approaching, with one or four soldiers getting out of the car. Two of them said
For the first time, he walked to the sentry at the door and stood guard with us. Seeing the new soldiers, Sokov's face showed a smile. They were all soldiers I sent to protect Beziko from danger. Since there are no soldiers yet,
Get in position, so you don't have to worry about what will happen to Zhang Yifu.
"Comrade Commander," Zhang Yifu asked cautiously when he saw Beziko standing at the door of the field hospital and moving away, "Since you have all arrived at the door of the field hospital, should you retreat and visit the wounded?"
"Misha, what he said is wrong. You have not had much work recently. You are really busy and you are here." Sonia explained: "Otherwise you would have spent so long looking for him."
Just when Beziko was thinking about how to reply to the other party, the dean interrupted and asked: "Comrade Commander, it turns out that you know Comrade Sonia?"
"Go to the dean's office and have a look." Beziko said, "You want to know about the situation outside the hospital."
"Comrade Commander," after the dean said, the political commissar said first: "After you came, you were discussing with Comrade dean whether we should report to you about the hospital's insufficient manpower. We have not yet come up with the results of the discussion.
, you are here."
"Comrade Commander," Seeing that Zhang Yifu and himself were the only ones outside, Sokov couldn't help but asked curiously: "Do you know that the Chief of Staff of the Kwantung Army came to your place to negotiate on what matter?"
"Comrade Commander, if it is the first few days of the battle, the enemy's resistance is strong, your army's retreat is rapid, and there are not many wounded people arriving at this time, with your existing medical strength, it is completely possible
You can cope with it." The dean explained to Beziko: "Who knew that the fighting in those days suddenly became calmer, and fewer and fewer wounded people were sent from the back line, so it was not difficult for you to cope with it."
"Comrade Dean, tell me what's going on. Why do they have so many people?"
This chapter has been completed!