The main culprit of the Victory according to Hitler

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

Any Solzhenitsyn knows that we won not thanks to Stalin, but in spite of. Not by skill, but by number. They showered them with corpses.

And only stupid Hitler and his special services did not know this. Therefore, in 1943, they developed a cunning plan to assassinate Stalin.

In the summer of 1944, two German agents, Shilova and Tavrin (real name Shilo), were thrown into the Soviet rear in order to carry out an attempt on I. V. Stalin. Tavrin was a repeat offender. Before the war, he managed to escape from custody two times, several times he changed his last name. In 1941 he was drafted into the ranks of the Red Army, and in 1942 he voluntarily surrendered to the Nazis. Tavrin's sabotage training was carried out according to a special program in the Zeppelin-Nord center, which was located first in Pskov, and then in Riga. The famous German saboteur Otto Skorzeny took part in his training. Tavrin received forged documents of the military counterintelligence major SMERSH and the Hero of the Soviet Union. Shilova was supplied with documents of junior lieutenant SMERSH.

For the transfer of saboteurs across the front line at the Messerschmitt plant, the Arado-232 aircraft was specially made.

This aircraft was used only in the case of night flights for the landing of sabotage groups on Soviet territory, while it did not need a specially prepared site at all. The car had twelve pairs of special rubber-coated tracks, which made it possible to land even in swampy areas.

The transfer was carried out on September 5, 1944. The landing was unsuccessful, during the flight the plane was fired upon several times, which led to the fire of one of the engines. Tavrin and Shilova immediately left on the motorcycle delivered with them. However, on the same day, the saboteurs and pilots themselves were arrested. The pilots were subsequently shot.

The saboteurs were taken to Moscow. During a search they found a Panzerknake special weapon with 9 rounds. The device was made in such a way that it could easily fit into the sleeve of a coat.

Obviously, with the help of such an apparatus, it was supposed to carry out a sabotage act against I. V. Stalin. The detainees also had other weapons.

Why so much time and effort wasted on the assassination attempt on one stupid Stalin, if they fought not by skill, but by number? Well, we would decrease the number by one unit, and so what? Silly Hitler, silly! I didn’t attempt to kill him! It was necessary to shoot Solzhenitsyn from his sleeve with rocket-propelled grenades, then the Russians would immediately surrender. Everything rested on him! But Stalin only got in the way! Petty tyrant

After interrogation, Shilova agreed to participate in a radio game. On September 27, 1944, Shilova, under the control of Soviet counterintelligence officers, went on the air and transmitted the first encrypted message containing information about the allegedly successful arrival of the saboteurs at their destination. On October 25, a response came from Germany with a request to indicate the coordinates of where the plane and the crew remained. The next day, another radiogram was sent, in which Shilova reported that, together with Tavrin, she got a job in the village of Lenino near Moscow. In a coded response, German intelligence set a task for the terrorists: to settle in Moscow, prepare for the task, and also transmit data on the state of affairs in Moscow and the Kremlin. It was concluded that the Germans had not guessed that the encryption messages were sent by Soviet counterintelligence. Thus, it was decided to start a radio game called "Fog".

The Soviet counterintelligence was tasked with convincing German intelligence that Tavrin could successfully complete the mission. Thus, the Chekists tried to prevent the possibility of organizing another attempt to assassinate Stalin. The second task that the operatives were solving was to convince the Germans that it was necessary to subordinate all the agents of Tavrina operating in the Soviet rear. For this reason, another encrypted message was sent, in which Tavrin reported on the difficulties he was facing, as well as that he was going to get a job. And later information was transmitted that Tavrin managed to establish contact with one female doctor who had acquaintances in the Kremlin hospital. In response, the Germans sent a radiogram that other German agents were working in the same area, and offered to establish contact with them. SMERSH operatives suspected that the Germans had some suspicions, and they are trying to check Tavrin. Therefore, instead of an affirmative answer, a radiogram was sent to Germany, in which Tavrin gave the center the opportunity to make a decision on this issue.

The operation continued until the end of the war. The main task that the Chekists set themselves - to prevent the landing of new sabotage groups - was completed. Later, one of the employees of the General Directorate of Imperial Security, who was captured, reported that, until the very end, Taurin was spoken of as a great chance for the Zeppelin. The last encrypted message was sent to the center in April 1945. The center left her unanswered.

Why did the Germans organize attempts on the bloody Stalin? After all, he only harmed the Soviet people! He fought not by skill, but by number! Throwing corpses! He's a fool! Petty tyrant! Tyrant! Executioner! Because of him, one rifle for three! He gave his people more than the Germans! Have you not read Solzhenitsyn? UkroSMI did not look?

Hitler put 20 million Soviet, and Stalin 100 billion! Why go to war against the Soviet Union at all, if Stalin would have rotted away everyone in the Gulag even faster! The main thing was not to disturb him. On the contrary, Hitler had to give Stalin his personal guard! So that Trotsky does not touch him and Beria does not take!

A! I know the answer! Hitler wanted to save the Russian people from death and, especially, Soviet Jews from the doctors' cause.

The vast majority of people, however, still get it right. But that's another story.