Chapter 850 Regime


    It was already noon the next day when Shulka woke up, and the surrounding area seemed particrly quiet, with no cannon or gunfire, and even the noise of the troops was much quieter.


    Shulka hadn’t slept sofortably for a long time until he woke up naturally. He stretchedzily and called Denisokov.


    "What''s going on?" Shulka asked.


    "We have sessfully recovered Milove, Comrade Shulka!" Denisokov replied excitedly: "The Supreme Command sent us a congrattory message, and Comrade Zolotarev said to let you rest, so there is no wake you up!"


    "Did you call your father?" Shulka casually took out the ck bread from his backpack.


    "Yes, Comrade Shulka!" Denisokov replied: "He said he was proud of me, and told me that I must continue to follow you and learn your enemy-killing skills!"


    Shulka saw the light of excitement in Denisokov''s eyes.


    For a child, nothing can be more proud than getting his father''s affirmation, and Denisokov is no exception. It can even be said that he needs his father''s affirmation more, because his father is a politicalmissar, and he has been demanding a lot from him since he was a child. It''s very strict.


    However…


    "If you want to learn more!" Shulka said while nibbling on bread: "Comrade Denisokov, I don''t think you should stay with me!"


    "What?" Denisokov was stunned, he did not understand what Shulka meant.


    "I mean, you can''t learn as a guard!" Shulka said: "You should fight with the others in the army!"


    "But... Comrade Shulka, do you really think I''m ready?" Denisokov asked.


    "Of course!" Shulka replied.


    Actually, Denisokov’s quality is no worse than others. After all, he came out of a military academy, so he is much better than others. It is a bit inferior for him to be a security guard.


    "So, where should I start? I mean... Which army can Imand, or should I start as a soldier?" It can be seen that Denisokov still has some expectations.


    "I think you can be apanymander!" Shulka said: "Of course, if you wish to be an instructor!"


    As Denisokov, he has the right to choose.


    Although the instructor is not at all safer than thepanymander on the battlefield, he has more power than thepany, at least for now.


    "No!" Denisokov made a decision immediately: "I choose thepanymander, Comrade Shulka!"


    After a pause, Denisokov added: "You won''t call me out of the 82nd Infantry Regiment, will you?"


    "Of course not!" Shulka replied: "The third battalion, are you satisfied?"


    "Of course, Comrade Shulka!" Denisokov saluted Shulka excitedly.


    The third battalion is also the recruit battalion. Those recruits came from the same batch as Denisokov, and they were of simr age.


    "Perhaps you should ask your father!" Shulka said.


    "No, no need, Comrade Shulka!" Denisokov replied: "I obey your arrangement, and at the same time I am very satisfied, thank you very much!"


    Shulka knew why Denisokov would not want his father to interfere.


    On the one hand, this is because Denisokov is unwilling to rely on his father''s rtionship to take the position, and on the other hand, the reputation of the politicalmissar system in the army is not very good.


    But what Shulka didn''t know was that the reason why Denisokov was so determined was because Shulka was not a member of the politicalmissar system... Shulka had long been a role model for the troops, especially those recruits in the new barracks. Shulka as a standard to ask yourself, which even includes some small habits in life.


    Denisokov once told Shulka that the soldiers in the new barracks were trying to imitate Shulka''s smoking action.


    This left Shulka speechless.


    But the soldiers in the boot camp are all sixteen or seventeen-year-old children, so it’s not surprising that this is the case... People at this age will always set up god-like idols in their hearts and imitate everything, just like modern groupies.


    It''s just that in these war years, Shulka is the shining star.


    After eating half a piece of ck bread and drinking some water, Shulka walked out of the dormitory with a full belch and went straight to the headquarters.


    He saw Mikhailvich and Andrianka discussing something with telegrams.


    Andrianka saw Shulkaing in, and immediately walked up and handed the telegram to Shulka, saying: "Comrade Shulka, something serious happened! The Supreme Command canceled the politicalmissar system!"


    "The politicalmissar system has been cancelled?" Shulka took the telegram and looked at it, and it was true.


    Shuerka was not surprised by this, and it can even be said that this was originally Shulkati''s opinion.


    It''s just that the Supreme Command abolished the politicalmissar system immediately after the Battle of Stalingrad, which still surprised Shulka.


    Perhaps, the Supreme Command wanted to take this opportunity to stimte the morale of the troops without hurting the enthusiasm of the politicalmissars...ording to the order, the politicalmissars have nomand power in the military, and are only responsible for the ideological education of the troops and political struggles, etc. question.


    So, to be precise, the politicalmissar system is not abolished, but its power has been weakened by its reform.


    Regarding this point, Shulka believes that the politicalmissar system, especially Khrushchev, will be very unhappy, but this can indeed conform to the will of the people and the situation.


    "So, can we ignore the politicalmissar when we fight in the future?" Mikhailvich asked: "Or, does the politicalmissar have no right to order the troops to charge?"


    It’s no wonder Mikhailvich said that, because the politicalmissar’s most human fault is to order the troops to charge regardless of the situation.


    But Shulka shook his head and remained silent.


    Mikhailvich''s thinking was too simple. The politicalmissar system had existed in the Soviet army for many years, and its deterrent power over the troops had long been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. What''s more, Stalin actually only "weakened" the power of the politicalmissar in a limited way... The power that was reduced was only At themand level, it is just a question of who can call the shots when there are disputes and differences with the chief officer of the army.


    Although the power of the politicalmissar is limited to ideological education and political struggle, if the scope is expanded, it will be wider.


    For example, the chief officer thinks to retreat, and the politicalmissar thinks to attack.


    The chief officer can take out a telegram, saying that the politicalmissar must follow themand of the chief officer.


    But the politicalmissar can also take out a telegram, saying that the politicalmissar is responsible for ideological education, and the chief officer’smand is a capittionism that is greedy for life and afraid of death...


    In addition, most of the politicalmissars hold the real power, and the chief officer will voluntarily hand over themand power in normal battles, or at least the politicalmissar must approve before he dares to act.


    So it was called abolition, but the actual politicalmissar system still yed a role in the Soviet army.