While Wang Weiyi began to seize wealth, the German attack in Moscow also opened a new climax.

In Moscow, this huge "fortress of death" is terrible.

"Death Fortress" - this is the new name given to Moscow by the Germans. It is also a very vivid name. In Moscow, a city wrapped in steel, death is the easiest thing to see, and corpses are the easiest object to be discovered.

The dignity of life is trampled here and it is worthless. Everyone's eyes are only focused on one thing:

How many more people did you kill in the last hour?

It is not calculated by heaven, but by small and time. As for how long a human life can survive on the battlefield, it can even be calculated by minute and second.

On July 28, the German army launched a full-scale attack on the Malinovsky Legion with the Skeleton Division, the Imperial Division, and the 123rd Infantry Division of the National Defense Forces.

Malinovsky's army participated in the Battle of the Terrek, and after the outbreak of the Battle of Moscow, he took the lead in counterattack against the German army. In his previous combat effectiveness, the entire army suffered more than half of the losses, especially the 19th Armored Army.

The German army made a decision to resolutely kill the ace army of the Russians who were always entangled with the German army.

Van der Winnie's 2nd Skeleton Infantry Regiment was the first to enter the battle. Under the cover of the 3rd Armored Regiment, the 3rd Anti-Tank Battalion and the 5th Armored Grenadier Regiment, the soldiers of the Skeleton Infantry Regiment launched a fierce attack.

The war is ignited here.

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Malinovsky has no way out.

This is Moscow, the capital of the entire Soviet Union, and this is the last hope of the entire Russia. Behind him is the Kremlin and Comrade Stalin.

Countless people are looking at themselves.

At 6 a.m. on the 28th, when the German army launched an attack, Malinovsky also connected the phone number between Marshal Zhukov and Marshal Huaseyevsky. On the phone, he first explained the current situation of the German army's offensive and continued:

"I have decided to live and die with my army. In the face of the German offensive, I have ordered all troops not to take a step back.

I am willing to sacrifice on the battlefield and do all my efforts to defend Moscow. Victory will surely belong to the great motherland!"

When he hung up the phone, the most tragic battle after the outbreak of the Battle of Moscow took place.

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On this day, the German Air Force, which was gradually gaining air supremacy, bombed the Soviet positions wildly, and the German artillery fire mercilessly bombed the Soviet positions.

The bombs terrifyingly sorted out the battlefield, and the sound of cannons broke out in every corner of the position.

The body was constantly rushing into the air by the air stimulating from the shells. When it landed on the ground, it was no longer possible to tell what it was.

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The artillery fire was prepared for more than an hour, and all positions were subjected to terrible bombing. Then, a large number of German tanks finally appeared.

The remaining tanks of the 19th Panzer Army of the Soviet Army were completely at a disadvantage, but they forced their attacks to block the terrible impact of the enemy's armored forces.

In combat, it is not fair at all. The tiger, leopard, wasp, and hunters cover the enemy with their terrible rain of bullets, and then destroy the targets one by one in the sound of their explosions.

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Soviet tanks were constantly destroyed, and Soviet tanks were constantly burning to complete their final mission.

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However, the Soviet tanks were still fighting one after another. Although they knew that they were not the opponent of the other party at all, they were still doing their best.

This is also a kind of belief - the belief of tank soldiers!

Not every battle is fair!

The well-equipped and armed German soldiers steadily controlled the direction of the battlefield, but they were also surprised by the Soviet tank soldiers' determination to resist tenaciously.

Such enemies are undoubtedly worthy of respect, no matter what the outcome is.

The few anti-tank artillery fire of the Soviet army was also trying their best to support the battle of their tanks. They threw shells in front of them desperately. If possible, the gunners would rather turn themselves into shells and exchange their lives for enemy tanks.

They were soon retaliated by the German army.

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Gradually, the 19th Armored Army could no longer withstand the enemy's charge. They had already suffered severe losses in their power, but now the few remaining tanks were almost completely destroyed.

They did their best, and each of them had done their best.

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Even if they die, they have a clear conscience. They are worthy of their own name as tank soldiers and their own country. Their blood confirms their loyalty to their motherland.

At this time, some dying Soviet tank soldiers seemed to hear some singing in German in the bloody wind:

"No matter whether it is blizzard or the scorching sun. Whether it is hot during the day or cold night, even if the yellow sand hits us, we are still in a happy mood. Our chariots are running towards the storm! Our chariots are flying towards the storm... If the goddess of fate abandons us. If we can never return to our hometown. If the bullet hits us, we will completely end our destiny. At least we still have iron armor as graves! At least we still have iron armor as graves!"

That was the German army's "armored marches".

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At least we still have iron armor as a tomb!!

Although this song belongs to the German armored soldiers, the dead armored soldiers of the Soviet army also used iron armor as their tombs.

The 19th Panzer Army completed their final historical mission, and they were unable to stop the enemy. Now, it was the infantry turn.

All the soldiers of the Malinovsky Legion entered the position.

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On the German side, the 2nd Skeleton Infantry Regiment appeared.
To be continued...