USSR 1941

  Chapter 822 Spy

  The reason why Colonel Bergman was able to become the staff officer of the 14th Panzer Army was not in vain. He did not act rashly after returning to the Army Group, although it can be said that it would be effortless for him and Paulus to take down a few Gestapos together.

It is not unreasonable for Colonel Bergman to do this, because although the number of Gestapo is small, they are the secret police deeply trusted by the head of state, and they can even be said to be the minions of the head of state to control and monitor the army. The functions of the corps are somewhat similar, so they have extraordinary command authority, and sometimes a sergeant can easily mobilize a company of troops.

  But Colonel Bergman knew that the person in charge of monitoring Paulus was a colonel, Colonel Kooser.

  And this Colonel Koauser was personally appointed by the head of state, and he may even carry the order of the head of state.

Under such circumstances, if Colonel Bergman led a team of people to arrest people, it is very likely that they would not be caught but would be arrested by Koorse...Because even if Colonel Bergman's subordinates were loyal to him, they would not be caught. When I saw the order from the head of state, I still didn't dare to act.

  The result of the soldiers not daring to attack is likely to be death for Colonel Bergman and Paulus.

So Colonel Bergman had a little idea, he called up the guard platoon before he did it, and he said to them, "You know what? The Russians learned our method, I mean, when they took the prisoners they took them Persuade them to surrender and release them back as spies!"

   "Yes, I heard about it!" The guard platoon leader Jonas replied: "Our people also caught a few spies, and they were passing information to the Russians at that time!"

   "Now we have encountered a difficult matter..." Bergman hesitated to speak.

   "Colonel!" The platoon leader Jonas looked at the side and said, "You mean, there are spies among us?"

   "No, Jonas!" Bergman replied: "There are indeed spies, but they are not among us!"

  Jonas breathed a sigh of relief with an "oh", and then asked, "Who is that?"

   "Colonel Koouser!" replied Bergman.

  The guard platoon was stunned, because they didn't know who Colonel Koouser was.

"Listen to me..." Bergman explained: "I just met the marshal, who sensed the danger, and he told me that someone was trying to harm him, but he couldn't do anything, because Colonel Koorser happened to be the one protecting him , he was not sure how many guards around him were bought by Colonel Koorser! The marshal told me that Colonel Koorser had been missing for half a day and came back with wounds on his body. His answer was to fight and kill two enemies They died, and the injuries were caused at that time..."

  The guards were stunned for a moment, they didn't expect that the Russian spies had already infiltrated Marshal Paulus!

  Is this okay? !

   "That's an excuse!" Second Lieutenant Jonas said: "The Russians let him back, and then lurked beside the Marshal!"

   "Obviously yes!" Colonel Bergman replied smoothly: "The marshal found out that they were plotting to assassinate, but he wasn't sure who it was, so we needed us, do you understand?"

   "Understood!" The guards responded in unison. This is a good opportunity to perform in front of the marshal, so everyone is gearing up.

  After this view was preconceived among the guards, Colonel Bergman said: "There is another reason why the Marshal and I feel troubled... Colonel Koauser is a Gestapo, and he even has orders from the Führer!"

   The guards couldn't help being taken aback, but they still didn't think much:

   "I think we have to act quickly, Colonel! Otherwise, the Marshal will be in danger at any time!"

   "Yes, if he has the order of the head of state in his hand! No one can guarantee what he will do!"

  …

   "So, we need to move quickly, understand?" Colonel Bergman nodded with satisfaction: "Use the fastest speed to control everyone cleanly! In order to ensure the safety of the Marshal, anyone who resists will kill him..."

   As he spoke, Colonel Bergman made a gesture of termination.

   "Yes, Colonel!" Second Lieutenant Jonas replied: "Please rest assured, we will complete the mission and rescue the marshal!"

   "Very good!" Colonel Bergman said, and then waved his hand and led the guard platoon towards the headquarters.

  The guard platoon was divided into three teams, with about ten people in each team approaching the headquarters in three directions.

Because they are German soldiers, there is no need to sneak around at all. A team of them pretended to be wounded, supported each other and retreated from the front line, just passing the headquarters, and a team pretended to be supply troops carrying ammunition in a hurry. The rear was sent forward, and another team followed Colonel Bergman and walked towards the headquarters from the front.

   "Colonel!" The major who stopped Bergman was the same as last time. While chewing the beef in his mouth, he pointed the can at Bergman and asked, "Don't you want some?"

Colonel Bergman's anger flashed across. These Gestapo can enjoy themselves even in Stalingrad, where supplies are scarce. Bergman has reason to believe that they will soon fly out of the encirclement by plane after their mission is completed. , leaving them who fought and died on the front line to be captured by the enemy.

  Colonel Bergman's thoughts were also the thoughts of the guard platoon soldiers, so they all stared angrily.

   This seemed to be the major's purpose. He laughed "hehe" and asked, "So, Colonel, what's the matter this time? 'Hmm', you brought a few more guards than last time!"

   "Yes!" Bergman replied.

   "Can you tell me why?"

   "Of course!" Colonel Bergman beckoned to the major, and when the major approached, he replied: "We are here to kill you!"

   At first the major thought that Colonel Bergman was joking, but just as he was about to laugh, he realized that the surroundings had been surrounded by people at some point, and immediately felt something was wrong and immediately reached out for his gun...

  But it was too late, Colonel Bergman had already put his pistol on his head, and asked, "Shouldn't you have a shot?"

   Then without waiting for the major to answer, he killed the major general with a "bang".

  The surrounding guards attacked almost at the same time. Several Gestapo wanted to resist, but they were not the opponents of the experienced guards who were usually domineering. They all obeyed with a few gun butts and a few shots.

  Colonel Koauser came out of the headquarters when he heard the commotion outside, and couldn't help asking when he saw the situation: "What's going on..."

   But before he could finish, Lieutenant Jonas hit him in the stomach with a rifle butt, and put his rifle to the head of Colonel Coalser as he arched his body like a shrimp.

   "You can't do this..." Colonel Koauser said with difficulty: "I have an order from the head of state..."

   But before he finished speaking, he heard a gunshot, and Colonel Bergman fired.

  (end of this chapter)