"We can promise two of the conditions, our army will return to the fortress, and our captives, we can return them." Cialek said: "This is the greatest sincerity of the Empire. If the Soviets are still lucky and want to be enemies of the Empire, the Empire will not hesitate to fight. However, I personally hope that we can restore our former friendship."

Molotov was delighted by Cialik's words.

These German senior executives came to mock themselves, but Cirick still had his own opinions. It seems that the analysis was good. The Germans were impatient to defeat the United States. At least now, they would not launch a greater war with the Soviet Union.

Have you agreed to these conditions?

Of course, it is certain. As a diplomat, he must be thick-skinned enough. He even began to regret the compensation conditions he added. If he had not had these conditions, he would not have been humiliated just now.

This is also good. When the Soviets accumulate enough strength, they must completely destroy Germany!

When Molotov left with satisfaction, the people present asked in confusion: "Why should we retreat? We have occupied those places!"

"The prisoners were taken to factories, mines, or laborers! How could they be put back?"

"We are now actively showing weakness to reassure the Soviets." Cialek said simply: "As long as we occupy the fortress, those territories can be obtained at any time? As for those prisoners, since they have been captured by us once, are they still worried about the second time? We do this just to show our magnanimity, which is necessary for a great power."

As long as you master the fortress, you can get the territory at any time, and now you don’t have much use. In this way, Germany has a reasonable and well-founded approach, which can also indicate that this conflict was completely initiated by the Soviets. The Soviets were the party who was in the wrong, while Germany was the party who was the biggest.

Now, those prisoners are treated well in German prisoners of war camps. When they go back, they will definitely promote it. In this way, the next time they march, the Soviets will surrender and their psychological pressure will be even less!

How would Stalin treat generals like Temuxin and Pavlov after they go back? I'm afraid it will make more people feel disappointed. It is best to dismantle the enemy from within.

Warsaw, prisoner of war camp.

"Quickly, pack up your own things and get ready to get on the car!" The guardian German soldiers shouted at the prisoners of war with a tweeter.

These days, the prisoners of war have been full and basking in the sun every day without any trouble. When they heard this sound, they were stunned.

I saw German military vehicles moving up one by one, obviously trying to take them away.

"Can they come to massacre us?" a prisoner asked to the people around him.

"If the Germans wanted to massacre us, they would have done it long ago. Why wait until now, with so many of us, the daily meals would be a waste." Colonel Zverev, a brigade-level political commissar who was also captured with him, said to him: "Losov, it seems that we are going back."

Going back? Losov suddenly appeared in front of his eyes, and he didn't want to go back.

Losov was the son of a landlord family during the Tsarist Russia. He witnessed with his own eyes how his family declined. In order to whitewash himself, he suffered a lot over the years. After joining the army, he rushed to the forefront of all kinds of dangerous tasks.

A few years ago, the Soviet Union carried out a cruel purge, and many senior cadres in his army were washed away. These made him feel a lot of throbbing.

The Soviets were not his home.

During this conflict, all his comrades were dead. He witnessed the terrible bombardment of the Germans, but he survived in the prisoner-of-war camp.

Now, are you going back? What can you do when you go back?

Moreover, he felt even more afraid. The Soviets did not welcome prisoners. What would they treat after they surrendered to the enemy?

"Hey, where are we going?" Losov asked the German with courage.

"Go to Warsaw Railway Station, take a special train from there to take you back to the Soviet Union." The German soldiers acted very friendly.

"No, I don't want to go back." Losov shouted loudly: "I don't want to go back to the Soviets, I want to stay here!"

After saying that, Losov shouted to the people around him: "Think about it, how many people died around us during the Great Purge! If we go back this time, we still don't know how many people will be cleaned off! Let's stay here!"

Losov's words made some people pause.

For most people, the Soviets are their home, with their relatives and friends.

However, for a small number of people, it was a sad place, especially when they remembered the Great Purge, they felt that their prospects were not good. In this case, would it be appropriate to go back?

Seeing the prisoners stir up, the German soldiers also became alert. These prisoners were too good to them and they could not cause trouble!

"What's going on?" At this moment, the head of the prisoner-of-war camp came over with a more senior official. Seeing that there was a little chaos here, he immediately asked dissatisfiedly.

"Some of the prisoners are unwilling to return to the Soviet Union."

While replying, he looked at the man in a well-built uniform. The more he looked at him, the more familiar he became, and finally remembered, wasn’t this Goebbels, the Minister of Propaganda?

It was indeed Goebbels who sent Soviet prisoners of war back. This was a friendly move by Germany to show its magnanimity. The propaganda department should cooperate closely to re-enlighten the friendly relations with the Soviet Union and confuse the Soviets. This was beneficial to Germany's overall strategy.

But now, he heard a news that even more excited him. Some of these Soviet prisoners, some of them, were unwilling to return to the Soviet Union!

Now, Germany is recruiting troops, worried that the transfer of troops will affect domestic production. Since these people are unwilling to go back, it would be good to join the army!

Now, we will gather them secretly and form a force. When we take action against the Soviet Union, we can show that the force comes out with great fanfare.

On the one hand, it will hit the morale of the Soviets and cause more people to surrender. If Moscow knew about it, how angry it would be! Needless to say, the war will come in the future. Even now, after these people go back, Moscow finds that some people stay voluntarily, and it will definitely feel unreliable to those who go back. This is even a good way to alienate the Soviet army.

On the other hand, it can also make up for the shortcomings of our own troops, especially if they are driven to fight with the Soviet Union, this scene will be even more spectacular!

Thinking of this, he already had an idea.

"If you are willing to leave, let them get in the car. If you are unwilling to leave, then stay." Goebbels said.
Chapter completed!