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Sokov said nothing, but looked at Vlasov quietly, waiting for what he would say next.

"Sokov, tell me, will General Zhukov be reactivated in the future?"

Sokov was worried that not only would he be reactivated, he would be entrusted with important tasks as soon as the battle in the Yelnya Bulge was over. Moreover, throughout the Great Patriotic War, Zhukov would often travel to various areas as a representative of the base camp.

battle front.

But in the face of Vlasov's inquiry, Sokov deliberately pretended to be embarrassed and said: "I have heard of General Zhukov. He is a great general. I think he serves as the commander of the Reserve Front.

It may be temporary, maybe the superiors will entrust him with important tasks soon."

After chatting with Sokov for a while, Vlasov raised his hand to look at the time, and then said: "Comrade Sokov, it's getting late. You've been tired for another day. Go back and rest first."

Sokov quickly stood up, saluted Vlasov, said "yes", turned around and walked out of the room.

Seeing the door closed by the guards, Vlasov thought thoughtfully: "After Zhukov was dismissed from the post of Chief of the General Staff, he was changed to Commander of the Reserve Front Army. He only met with Stalin today.

Got it. And how could Sokov, a recruit who has just joined the army a few days ago, know about this? It's really strange."

At this time, a ridiculous idea suddenly came to Vlasov's mind: "Is this Sokov a spy sent by the Germans?"

But as soon as the idea came up, he rejected it. You know, the contribution Sokov made in the small town was shocking. The Germans would never gain the trust of the Soviet army just to help a little guy.
Chapter completed!