"Ah, Suvorov. I had another dream about it last night. It ended like the same it had the night before. Waves of good men slaughtered like wheat against scythe. Fields of burning tank hulks, spewing smoke and burning, screaming bodies. A whole generation of Russians lost in a madman's gambit. Sometimes they call out to me when I close my eyes. Sometimes I hear nothing. Which is better, I don't know" - Alexander Yegorov, 1962.
"...You Know Tukachevsky, every single time. I think about Ukraine and Russia, I think of dead men, burning tanks and dying men. I remeber a man screaming for help from his comrades as we retreated. he begged and pleaded.. It haunts me that no one helped him. That why we fight Tukachevsky. we fight for the damned, the hated and the unfortunate..." "Yes Zhukov, But when you fight against the German there is nothing to do, but fight. Its kill or be killed.." "...." "I cry and beg that our second War shall suceed.." "Glory to the People and to the Second West Russian War!"
9 мая 1975 года в Берлине представителями германского верховного командования подписан акт о безоговорочной капитуляции германских вооруженных сил. Вторая западнорусская война, которую вел советский народ против немецко-фашистских захватчиков, победоносно завершена,
Тёмная ночь, только пули свистят по степи, Только ветер гудит в проводах, тускло звёзды мерцают. В тёмную ночь ты, любимая, знаю, не спишь, И у детской кроватки тайком ты слезу утираешь...
"Nazis did not expect Soviet military operations to be so strong. The deeper we moved into the Eastern RKs, the more impossible it became to survive such an onslaught from a generation of Soviets who had never seen the remains of the Kremlin, or much of Western Russia, for that matter. When the Red Army approached Moscow, every German there thought it imperative to resist the "enemy". That resistance, despite the devotion of the Wehrmacht, was faltering day by day. The enemy was sustaining heavy losses, one after another. In fact, Germany's best troops (rather troops that were still under the delusion that National Socialism was the way forward) perished holding off Soviet men. They believed the Red Army was not capable of setting a foot near Moscow, but ultimately it was them not capable of defending it." -Zhukov, probably, after winning the 2WRW
""What is the motherland and why do we fight for it?" A soldier asked me when we were preparing to go to battle, at first I thought of dedicating a short speech to him about our history from how we resisted the Mongol hordes coming from the steppe, the furious campaigns of the Roman Catholics in the Middle Ages and even the black masses of Germans in the Great Patriotic War, I thought of dedicating an entire ode to him that dealt with the inheritance given by Marx and Lenin, I thought of reprimanding him for that question and sending him to the firing squad, I thought about many things, but in the end I only limited myself to saying a few simple but harsh words: "You will know that when you set foot in Moscow and see the red flag flying over the Kremlin again." Georgy Zhukov, "Memoirs of Red Russia", 1980
Михаил вновь поднял голову, все было кончено. Анархия и разруха при которой они жили окончилась при президенте Шикшуне, она сменилась на свободную, хоть и тихую жизнь. Нечем описать ликования народа в тот день когда был подписан мирный договор, из всех радиоприемников играл гимн и патриотические песни, на площадях различных городов собирались люди, чтобы почтить память своих отцов отдавших жизни за свою родину, теперь они снова могут смотреть в светлое будущее, не боясь истребления. Михаил вновь вздохнул, как же он был счастлив...
