Next to the old-fashioned phone on the iron table, there was what Chu Yang was looking for—a custom-made notepad made of kraft paper.
According to general thinking, this kind of book should contain relevant information about this arsenal.
In fact, when Chu Yang casually opened the notepad and took a look, he also saw this.
Glancing at Huang Dongdong who was a little curious, Chu Yang said with a smile: "Hey, if computers could be popularized in the past, we would be able to understand the origins of these things more easily."
Huang Dongdong asked: "What is written on it?"
Chu Yang tapped the table gently and turned to the first page: September 26, 1945.
Anyone with a little bit of knowledge will know that September 1945 was the day World War II ended.
September 26, 1945, was already the 24th day after the official end of World War II (World War II lasted from September 1, 1939 to September 2, 1945, and on May 8 of the same year, the former
The Soviet and Polish troops captured the German capital Berlin, Hitler and ### Eva committed suicide, and Germany immediately announced its unconditional surrender). Before this day, the former Soviet Red Army had already captured Berlin.
However, the first page on this kraft paper notepad begins on September 26th, indicating that this weapons and equipment depot should also officially exist from this day.
"It looks like a diary, but it doesn't look like it."
Chu Yang turned to the second page and saw some dense Russian handwriting.
People like Chu Yang may not remember who the first president of the United States was when they were in school, but after becoming a killer, they paid great attention to their studies.
Now Chu Yang can not only speak English with a London accent, but also speak Japanese, Korean, Russian and other languages. He can be regarded as a model of self-taught, so he can understand these scrawled Russian writings.
I also saw a secret history that no one else knew.
The text on the notepad is written in the first person, using a flashback technique, starting from June 21, 1945.
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On June 21, 1945, Major General Moslev, commander of the Sixth Mechanical Division under the 32nd Army of the Soviet Red Army, led 4,675 people to Georgia on the secret order of the great leader Comrade Stalin.
Tbilisi Grand Canyon in the province, and participated in the creation of a secret research base.
Except for Major General Moslev himself, no one knows what this base is used for research, and it is highly confidential.
After arriving at the Tbilisi Grand Canyon, after fourteen days of precise survey, experts led by Moslev found a limestone layer more suitable for building an underground city under the Grand Canyon adjacent to the Kura River, and then used
The formal construction work of large-scale machinery began.
One month before the start of the project, the process went smoothly. However, in the early morning of July 22, Sergeant Conclough, who was in charge of driving the large excavator, was struck by a muffled noise after just a few minutes of work, including the person involved.
When the machine disappeared, the entire construction site was shocked and immediately reported it to Major General Moslev.
After Major General Moslev and relevant experts arrived, they discovered that a large hole with a radius of more than ten meters had appeared below the deep pit where they were constructing.
And poor Sergeant Conclough was screaming for help in a cave dozens of meters below.
None of the builders, including geologists, thought that there was a cave under the Tbilisi Grand Canyon that could sink large machinery.
The doctor who was responsible for leading the expert team personally followed the cable with more than a dozen officers and soldiers to the bottom, only to discover that the place where Sergeant Conclough was trapped turned out to be a deep underground cave with a space of about 7,000 square meters. There were at least a few things in the cave.
Stalactites take tens of thousands of years to form.
Where such a cave was supposed to be dug deeply, such a cave was suddenly discovered, which completely broke the original construction plan. Major General Moslev had to renegotiate the construction plan with geological experts again.
According to Major General Moslev's idea, the cave can be directly used. After a short rest and blowing up the stalactites, the cave can be transformed into a ready-made secret research base.
However, Baseeva, a female doctor of geology who followed the construction at that time, strongly opposed this plan, claiming that these stalactites, which have existed for tens of thousands of years, are the wealth left by nature to the world and must not be destroyed like this. On the contrary, they should be destroyed.
Must be given maximum protection.
However, the time limit given by the Soviet government to the siege troops at that time was only one year. If another site was surveyed and a suitable limestone layer was found again, the completion would definitely not be completed beyond the deadline.
What's more, after this underground cave with stalactites is 'developed', if it is not properly managed, will it be destroyed by man-made damage?
After all, the entire Soviet Union had just emerged from the war at that time, and people's food and clothing problems had not yet been solved. Who would care about these treasures left by nature?
After several days of fierce debate among the expert group, a unanimous plan was finally formed: in order to preserve the integrity of the ten thousand year cave, the secret research base that was painstakingly created will be changed from underground to above ground, and the ten thousand year cave will be buried deep under the secret base...
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Therefore, in order to protect this thousand-year-old cave, the plan to dig another 100 meters deep under the Grand Canyon was completely changed: taking advantage of the 110-meter-deep natural depression of the Grand Canyon, use enough steel bars
Concrete, build a large cover about 30 meters high above the canyon with a radius of tens of thousands of square meters, and then fill the cover with soil up to 80 meters thick...
The revised construction plan was more than ten times more laborious and time-consuming than the planned construction plan, especially the capping of the entire Grand Canyon, which challenged the creative limits of the expert team.
Fortunately, the discovery of the Ten Thousand Years Cave in the Tbilisi Grand Canyon attracted great attention from the Soviet government. After sending people to conduct a detailed inspection, it not only dispatched more construction troops and relevant experts, but also
The time was extended by one year.
The leaders of the Soviet Union at that time, soon after the end of World War II, saw the rapid rise of the United States, and therefore worried that World War III would soon trigger, so they decided to send special forces to secretly collect the most advanced weapons in the world.
Heavy weapons were also transported to the secret research institute, and a small part of the ten thousand year cave underground was developed and used as an arsenal for heavy weapons.
Soon, in less than three months, with the day and night efforts of tens of thousands of people, the heavy weapons arsenal in the Wannian Cave was built. Thousands of the world's most advanced heavy weapons were transported here and were
Arranged neatly.
At that time, in addition to the Sixth Mechanic, there were 433 military prisoners from Germany, Japan, Italy and other fascist countries who participated in the construction of this project.
The reason why the Soviet government sent these prisoners here was to use their skills to help debug and repair these thousands of heavy weapons.
After the first phase of the Wannian Cave project was successfully completed, in order to ensure the rigor of the matter, the Soviet government issued a secret order to Major General Moslev: All prisoners should be secretly shot!
On March 24, 1947, four hundred and thirty-three military prisoners from Germany and Japan were lined up in a straight line by a secret execution team and shot to death in the place where they once worked.
But at this time, some discordant voices emerged among senior leaders within the Soviet government. Some people accused Stalin of violating the "International War Treaty" and spreading it to the world... In order to calm this matter
Influenced by this, Stalin not only launched a small-scale rectification movement within the party, but also strictly ordered the release of the bodies of these prisoners.
Therefore, the corpses of these captives who were buried in foreign countries, along with thousands of heavy weapons, were abandoned in this heavy weapons storage room, playing the role of burial. Perhaps when the Third World War begins, these weapons will be used again.
Only when they are put to use can they be brought back to life...
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After seeing this, Chu Yang rubbed his aching eyes, slapped the kraft paper notepad, and said to Huang Dongdong, whose little head was leaning on his shoulder: "Look, I just said these people were shot by the Soviets.
Yes, that's true. But I didn't expect that Mount Olympus was not dug out, but filled in. I'm afraid even King Zeus himself doesn't know this history. She always thought it was her
The handiwork of our seniors.”
When Queen Zeus was mentioned casually, the smile on Chu Yang's face visibly froze.
For some reason, Chu Yang, who was staring at the kraft paper notepad, became lost in thought: After she was plotted by me, she should be killed now, right? Well, she must have been killed. I saw with my own eyes that Chai Fangan waited while I was being beaten by Dongdong.
After being entangled, he walked into the passage.
Huang Dongdong, who didn't pay attention to Chu Yang's face, turned his head to look at the bones outside with a palpitating expression, and said with a forced smile: "Haha, at that time Stalin thought these weapons were the most advanced in the world, but he said nothing.
Thinking that the military would be so developed after World War II, these modern heavy weapons he thought would become antiques in the following ten years."
Alas, since I have done it cruelly, why should I think about her life and death? As long as I can rescue Dongdong and successfully escape from Mount Olympus, that is enough. As for Yoshiko Kawashima, it seems that she only
I can wait for the opportunity later... Chu Yang, who sighed in his heart, smiled after thinking about this and said: "Yes, in order to strictly guard these so-called advanced machines, Stalin did not hesitate to kill prisoners and violate international treaties, but in the end he was a
It was a ridiculous joke after the scene was exposed.”
Huang Dongdong nodded. Just when he was about to follow Chu Yang's words and complain about Comrade Stalin, he suddenly asked: "In order to strictly guard this arms storage room, the Soviets can brutally kill these prisoners, but don't forget that besides them,
There are many officers and soldiers involved in the construction of the project. Aren’t the authorities afraid that they will leak secrets?”
"The Soviets must have thought of the question you asked a long time ago, and may have recorded it here." Chu Yang said, turning back again.
Seeing Chu Yang flipping through the notepad quickly, Huang Dongdong knew that he was ignoring the unimportant things and looking for answers for her.
Sure enough, when Chu Yang quickly turned to the last few pages, Chu Yang stopped and said, "Look, what you want to know is right here."
Huang Dongdong quickly asked: "Look, what does it say above?"