After making the call, Sokov came out of the office with Asya, and saw the administrator standing in the snow not far away, chatting with a soldier carrying a gun. Maybe it was too cold outside. The administrator kept tapping his feet while talking to the soldiers.
"Comrade General," seeing Sokov come out of his office, the administrator immediately stopped talking to the soldiers, jogged up to Sokov, and asked respectfully: "You have finished making the call."
"Yes, the beating is over." Looking at the administrator whose face was red from the cold, Sokov said apologetically: "Comrade administrator, I'm really sorry for letting you freeze outside for so long. ”
"Look what you said," the administrator said with a smile: "Compared with you crawling on the ice and sleeping in the snow on the front line, what does this mean?"
After what happened today, Sokov realized the importance of having a phone at home, and asked the administrator tentatively: "Comrade administrator, I would like to ask, can the phone at my home be installed tomorrow?"
"That's right, Comrade General." The administrator replied unhurriedly: "Originally, according to normal procedures, if you want to install a private phone, you need to apply to the telecommunications department. After getting permission, you will be qualified to install the phone. As for The date on which the phone can be installed depends entirely on how many people queue up before you. But because of your special status, the telecommunications department is also doing special things, and someone will come to your door tomorrow to install the phone for you."
After Sokov thanked the administrator, he and Asiya walked along the road to his home.
"Misha," Asia vaguely heard something during the phone call between Sokov and Lunev, and asked tentatively: "Did something happen to Marshal Zhukov?"
Sokov originally planned to wait until he got home before mentioning the matter to Asiya, but then he thought that if his home was bugged, what he said would be recorded. Nothing may happen now, but if anything happens in the future, the words you say may become evidence against you.
It was based on this consideration that Sokov changed his mind and decided to tell Asya what happened on the road. No matter how pervasive the people from the Ministry of Internal Affairs are, they can't install bugs on both sides of the road in the community, right?
"Asiya, I'm telling you some bad news. Don't show surprise after hearing it, lest others see the flaw." Sokov reminded Asiya in a low voice: "Do you understand?"
Asiya has also been on the battlefield, and her mentality is naturally not bad. After hearing what Sokov said, she hummed softly, indicating that she understood what Sokov meant.
"Lunev just told me on the phone." Although there was no one around, Sokov still lowered his voice and said to Asiya: "Marshal Zhukov may be idle in the near future due to health problems. I’m going to stay in Moscow to recuperate for a while.”
Although Asia had long known that what Sokov said was related to Marshal Zhukov, she was still shocked after hearing Sokov's words. She controlled her emotions well and tried to ask in a calm tone: "What is the reason for leaving Marshal Zhukov idle?"
"Someone spoke ill of Marshal Zhukov in front of the Supreme Commander himself." Sokov replied with a wry smile: "The reason is that he took credit for the victory in the defense of Moscow, the defense of Stalingrad and the Battle of Kharkov. They all took it for themselves, taking the credit that originally belonged to the supreme commander himself.”
When Asya heard this, she couldn't help but take a breath. She asked nervously: "Misha, if Marshal Zhukov is really idle, will it have any impact on you? After all, you are the person he values .”
"That's not true." Sokov shook his head and said: "Although Marshal Zhukov thinks highly of me and has helped me a lot. But because my performance on the battlefield has satisfied the people above me, I believe I will not be criticized. Implicated.”
"Marshal Zhukov is a god-like existence in the minds of the commanders and soldiers." Asia sighed softly and said regretfully: "Misha, tell me if he is really idle during the holidays, will it affect the army? Morale?”
"If this news spreads to the troops, it will definitely have an adverse impact on the morale and morale of the troops." Sokov said: "But if it is not idle for a long time, it can also be explained by the enemy spreading rumors."
"Then how long do you think this time will be?"
Sokov remembered that Vatutin was injured in an ambush on February 29, and Zhukov temporarily took over the command of the 1st Ukrainian Front. In other words, even if Zhukov is idle, he will return in early March at the latest. Thinking of this, he said to Asiya: "Marshal Zhukov's role on the battlefield cannot be replaced by others. I believe it won't be long before he can make a comeback."
Before entering the unit door, Sokov felt that he needed to remind Asiya to be careful with his words and actions to avoid unnecessary disaster: "Asiya, I think there may be a bug in the house, so when we are at home, we must not Talk about sensitive topics so as not to cause unnecessary trouble."
"Yeah, I understand." Asiya nodded and said, "If there's anything important, let's talk about it when we go out for a walk, so we don't have to worry about being heard by others."
Early the next morning, Sokov was awakened by a rapid knock on the door while he was still sleeping. He sat up straight and was about to get out of bed to open the door, but he heard Asiya's voice from outside: "Who is it?" It turned out that Asiya, who was sleeping in the next room, had already gone out and opened the door first.
Since Asya opened the door, Sokov was no longer in a hurry. He put on his nightgown and slippers, tied his nightgown and walked out of the bedroom.
"Misha," Sokov just opened the door, and Asya, who was also wearing a nightgown standing in the living room, saw him. She pointed to the two men in military uniforms and said to Sokov: "They're here to install our phones."
One of the slightly older men knew Sokov's identity before coming here. When he saw Sokov appearing, he quickly straightened up and reported to him: "Hello, Comrade General, we are Telecommunications sector.”
"Hello!" Sokov reached out and shook the other person's hand, then asked: "Where do you plan to put the phone?"
After making the call, Sokov came out of the office with Asya, and saw the administrator standing in the snow not far away, chatting with a soldier carrying a gun. Maybe it was too cold outside. The administrator kept tapping his feet while talking to the soldiers.
"Comrade General," seeing Sokov come out of his office, the administrator immediately stopped talking to the soldiers, jogged up to Sokov, and asked respectfully: "You have finished making the call."
"Yes, the beating is over." Looking at the administrator whose face was red from the cold, Sokov said apologetically: "Comrade administrator, I'm so sorry for letting you freeze outside for so long. ”
"Look what you said," the administrator said with a smile: "Compared with you crawling on the ice and sleeping in the snow on the front line, what does this mean?"
After what happened today, Sokov realized the importance of having a phone at home, and asked the administrator tentatively: "Comrade administrator, I would like to ask, can the phone at my home be installed tomorrow?"
"That's right, Comrade General." The administrator replied unhurriedly: "Originally, according to normal procedures, if you want to install a private phone, you need to apply to the telecommunications department. After getting permission, you will be qualified to install the phone. As for The date on which the phone can be installed depends entirely on how many people queue up before you. But because of your special status, the telecommunications department is also doing special things, and someone will come to your door tomorrow to install the phone for you."
After Sokov thanked the administrator, he and Asiya walked along the road to his home.
"Misha," Asia vaguely heard something while Sokov was talking to Lunev, and asked tentatively: "Did something happen to Marshal Zhukov?"
Sokov originally planned to wait until he got home before mentioning the matter to Asiya, but then he thought that if his home was bugged, what he said would be recorded. Nothing may happen now, but if anything happens in the future, the words you say may become evidence against you.
It was based on this consideration that Sokov changed his mind and decided to tell Asya what happened on the road. No matter how pervasive the people from the Ministry of Internal Affairs are, they can't install bugs on both sides of the road in the community, right?
"Asiya, I'm telling you some bad news. Don't show surprise after hearing it, lest others see the flaw." Sokov reminded Asiya in a low voice: "Do you understand?"
Asiya has also been on the battlefield, and her mentality is naturally not bad. After hearing what Sokov said, she hummed softly, indicating that she understood what Sokov meant.
"Lunev just told me on the phone." Although there was no one around, Sokov still lowered his voice and said to Asiya: "Marshal Zhukov may be idle in the near future due to health problems. I’m going to stay in Moscow to recuperate for a while.”
Although Asia had long known that what Sokov said was related to Marshal Zhukov, she was still shocked after hearing Sokov's words. She controlled her emotions well and tried to ask in a calm tone: "What is the reason for leaving Marshal Zhukov idle?"
"Someone spoke ill of Marshal Zhukov in front of the Supreme Commander himself." Sokov replied with a wry smile: "The reason is that he took credit for the victory in the defense of Moscow, the defense of Stalingrad and the Battle of Kharkov. They all took it for themselves, taking the credit that originally belonged to the supreme commander himself.”
When Asya heard this, she couldn't help but take a breath. She asked nervously: "Misha, if Marshal Zhukov is really idle, will it have any impact on you? After all, you are the person he values .”
"That's not true." Sokov shook his head and said: "Although Marshal Zhukov thinks highly of me and has helped me a lot. But because my performance on the battlefield has satisfied the people above me, I believe I will not be criticized. Implicated.”
"Marshal Zhukov is a god-like existence in the minds of the commanders and soldiers." Asia sighed softly and said regretfully: "Misha, tell me if he is really idle during the holidays, will it affect the army? Morale?”
"If this news spreads to the troops, it will definitely have an adverse impact on the morale and morale of the troops." Sokov said: "But if it is not idle for a long time, it can also be explained by the enemy spreading rumors."
"Then how long do you think this time will be?"
Sokov remembered that Vatutin was injured in an ambush on February 29, and Zhukov temporarily took over the command of the 1st Ukrainian Front. In other words, even if Zhukov is idle, he will return in early March at the latest. Thinking of this, he said to Asiya: "Marshal Zhukov's role on the battlefield cannot be replaced by others. I believe it won't be long before he can make a comeback."
Before entering the unit door, Sokov felt that he needed to remind Asiya to be careful with his words and actions to avoid unnecessary disaster: "Asiya, I think there may be a bug in the house, so when we are at home, we must not Talk about sensitive topics so as not to cause unnecessary trouble."
"Yeah, I understand." Asiya nodded and said, "If there's anything important, let's talk about it when we go out for a walk, so we don't have to worry about being heard by others."
Early the next morning, Sokov was awakened by a rapid knock on the door while he was still sleeping. He sat up straight and was about to get out of bed to open the door, but he heard Asiya's voice from outside: "Who is it?" It turned out that Asiya, who was sleeping in the next room, had already gone out and opened the door first.
Since Asya opened the door, Sokov was no longer in a hurry. He put on his nightgown and slippers, tied his nightgown and walked out of the bedroom.
"Misha," Sokov just opened the door, and Asya, who was also wearing a nightgown standing in the living room, saw him. She pointed to the two men in military uniforms and said to Sokov: "They're here to install our phones."
One of the slightly older men knew Sokov's identity before coming here. When he saw Sokov appearing, he quickly straightened up and reported to him: "Hello, Comrade General, we are Telecommunications sector.”
"Hello!" Sokov reached out and shook the other person's hand, then asked: "Where do you plan to put the phone?"
Early the next morning, Sokov was awakened by a rapid knock on the door while he was still sleeping. He sat up straight and was about to get out of bed to open the door, but he heard Asiya's voice from outside: "Who is it?" It turned out that Asiya, who was sleeping in the next room, had already gone out and opened the door first.
Since Asya opened the door, Sokov was no longer in a hurry. He put on his nightgown and slippers, tied his nightgown and walked out of the bedroom.
"Misha," Sokov just opened the door, and Asya, who was also wearing a nightgown standing in the living room, saw him. She pointed to the two men in military uniforms and said to Sokov: "They're here to install our phones."
One of the slightly older men knew Sokov's identity before coming here. When he saw Sokov appearing, he quickly straightened up and reported to him: "Hello, Comrade General, we are Telecommunications sector.”
"Hello!" Sokov reached out and shook the other person's hand, then asked: "Where do you plan to put the phone?"
