When I was in Tula, I took a rough look at Tula’s defense deployment and felt that with their strength, they could definitely defend Tula.”

Sokov's words brought a smile to Potapov's face: "So, Guderian's tank troops will be blocked by our army on the Tula line and will no longer be able to approach Moscow. Am I right?

"

"Absolutely correct, Comrade Commander." Sokov nodded and said: "As long as our army can hold Tula, Guderian's armored group will not be able to enter Moscow from the south."

After Sokov said this, he suddenly remembered the Tolstoy Manor in the town of Yasnaya Polyana. According to some records, after the German army occupied it, Guderian set his headquarters in

In the manor. During his occupation of the manor, he once did something

What outraged both men and gods was that they dug up the remains of Leo Tolstoy from the cemetery and buried the two dead German officers in that grave. Until the Soviet army regained the Tolstoy Manor, Tolstoy

Only then were the remaining remains of Styre finally laid to rest.

Thinking of this, he cautiously asked Potapov: "Comrade Commander, I remember Leo Tolstoy's manor in the town of Yasnaya Polyana in Tula Region. If the Germans occupy

There, I'm afraid it will disturb the peace of Tolstoy's soul. Do you think it is necessary to send someone to move his coffin to another place?"

Potapov looked at Sokov with shock on his face and asked displeasedly: "Major Sokov, do you know what you are talking about? You know, Tolstoy is a world-famous writer. I
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