As the war progressed, the Soviets had almost mobilized the whole nation, and armed forces had been organized in various factories. For example, the Stalingrad Tractor Factory had a worker self-defense force of more than 100 people. They had already issued the Mosinnagan rifle from their superiors and were ready to sacrifice their lives to defend the factory.

They are mainly formed by personnel from the security department in the factory. After all, although other workers are also trained, they are still mainly working, and they are almost all-weather.

Bondalenko is the former head of the security department in the factory and the current captain of the Workers' Self-Defense Force.

When he heard Mikhailov's order, Bondalenko on the side was also unambiguous: "Yes, I immediately went to gather the workers' self-defense force. That Khrushchev actually dared to surrender. We rushed into the command center and arrested him!"

He was also so angry that he was so angry that such a person was so hateful that he wanted to lead the entire city to surrender!

"Slow down." At this moment, another person called him.

Military representative Sergeyev.

In every military factory in the Soviet Union, there are military representatives. If there is no signature from the military representative, the army will not accept all kinds of military products. Therefore, the military representative is definitely a fat man, and the factory must have a good relationship with the military representatives.

However, in the Soviet Union, this military representative is not a good job. While holding the power of signing, the military representative is also responsible for military products. Once the military product has performance defects, the military representative is definitely the first to be unlucky.

Especially after Stalin came to power, the Great Purge movement was in trouble. I don’t know how many military representatives followed.

The military representative represents the military. Sergeyev was a captain. As a soldier, he was quite indignant of Khrushchev's surrender, but he also knew that it would be impossible to do so.

"You are only a few people, a few guns. Do you know how many people are in the headquarters? You have passed by like this and cannot walk into the gate of the headquarters. You have been killed by several Maxim outside. Now Khrushchev is determined to surrender to the enemy, so he has already prepared. If you pass by like this, you will die." Sergeyev said.

What Sergeyev said was correct. Mikhailov knew he was too anxious, but now, what else could he do besides organizing armed riots and rectifying the situation?

Military representative Sergeyev was sent here a few months ago. Although he had shown his talent after only a few months of cooperation. He was not greedy for money, was not favored, and had no airs. He almost cooperated with each other to increase the output of tanks here to the highest level.

In a few months, everyone respected Sergeyev and cooperated with each other.

Now, although Sergeyev is a member of the army, he also stands on the same front with them: "We must think of some other solutions."

Other ways? What else can I do? Mikhailov thought about it seriously. If he didn't attack the headquarters, he could only find a way to lure Khrushchev out.

"I think we might as well agree with Khrushchev's behavior of surrendering to the enemy on the surface, and at the same time, we told Khrushchev that the newly produced tanks in our factory were waiting for acceptance. Now they were handed over to the Germans, and we also had a cross sign. In this way, Khrushchev would definitely be very happy and might come to our factory for inspection." Sergeyev said.

This idea was indeed brilliant! Mikhailov was quite excited: "Then let's do it, but will Khrushchev come here?"

It is necessary to control Khrushchev himself. After all, he must have taken the initiative to surrender to the enemy. The officers below were all following the crowd. If someone stood up, they would definitely remain silent and pay attention to the progress of the situation, and not help each other.

In the army, there must be not many people who want to surrender. Everyone is watching. As long as Khrushchev is arrested, everything will be solved.

So, there is only one question left. Will Khrushchev himself come?

"We have no other way, we can only take a gamble. If he doesn't come, we will drive over in a tank!" Sergeyev said.

To bombard the headquarters, we must kill Khrushchev. Only in this way can we save Stalingrad and continue to persevere. Surrender is definitely something that the weakest can do!

Although there is extremely lack of fuel, the factory still needs fuel when tank test drives. It has reserved some, which can at least a dozen tanks be launched and go to the headquarters.

At the same time, based on Sergeyev's judgment, Khrushchev is likely to come, because now, he is also eager to observe the reactions of his subordinates. If he takes the initiative to cater to Khrushchev, he will definitely gain Khrushchev's favor. In order to continue to build momentum for surrender, he may come. As long as he comes, he will have a chance!

Let’s start the arrangement now, it’s not too late. In this case, the sooner you control Khrushchev, the better you will be to rekindle your confidence.

"Dingling." The phone rang in the headquarters.

Khrushchev looked out of the window with his eyes. He had already stated his powerful relationship. The soldiers below were not moving, and the citizens, and they didn't know what these people were thinking?

Khrushchev needs a response. He wants to surrender to Germany with the entire city. He needs to know what others think. The war has been fought until now, and the Soviet Union cannot win. At this time, Stalingrad is facing destruction again. In theory, he should understand the status quo.

However, God knows if these people are stubborn.

However, until now, no subordinate troops have come to siege the headquarters, and no citizens have come out to march. It seems that they have already made a pity that it would be great if they lighted the fire again.

Just as he was thinking, the assistant said, "Comrade Khrushchev, your phone number."

Khrushchev said: "Are you a superior or a subordinate?"

What if it was Stalin's call? God knows where the senior officials in Moscow are now.

"It's our tractor factory, they want to report the factory's updates to you."

Tractor Factory? Khrushchev answered the phone strangely and heard an excited voice over there: "Comrade Khrushchev, after receiving your speech, the workers of our tractor factory agreed with your proposal. We have done our best to defend the Soviet Union. We are doing this now so that we can live better."

Suddenly, Khrushchev laughed. The tractor factory is an important factory in Stalingrad. If these workers express their opinions, it would be easy to deal with.

"We intend to dedicate all the tanks produced in our factory to Germany. Now, we are painting the tanks with a cross mark..."
Chapter completed!