He said a lot of words in a tone of voice. After the German major translated, Sokov understood what the other party was saying: "General Sokov, as your defeated general, it is my honor to meet you here this year. Please

You accept my respect for you!"

After hearing this, Sokov asked in confusion: "Your Excellency, General, have you been to the Soviet Union?"

"Yes, General Sokov." The German general said respectfully: "My unit once fought with you in Kursk. Before that, we always maintained an undefeated record, but who knew this record?

But it was broken by you."

Sokov was not interested in knowing the number of the opponent's troops. After all, the opponent was surrendering to the US military, not to himself. He said jokingly: "General, if your troops surrender to me, maybe I can let you enjoy the prisoners of war."

The treatment you deserve. Since you have chosen to surrender to the US military, I wish you good luck!"

The reason Sokov said this was because there were millions of German troops who surrendered to the British and American troops, and millions of people later died in the Rhineland camp established by the British and American troops. He did not know that this German general led his troops

After surrendering to the US military, how many of them could leave the prison camp alive?

When the German general heard what Sokov said, he smiled bitterly and said: "General Sokov, this is really a pity. If I had known that your troops were nearby, maybe I would have ordered them to surrender to you. But now we have
Chapter completed!