"Have you heard of it? We may have a chance to go out..." A burly Soviet prisoner said to his inmates beside him while waving the shovel in his hand.

They were assigned to Poland, and it has been a while since they contributed to the four modernizations in Germany.

The SS guarded them, but it was still "civilized law enforcement". Apart from only having to eat one meal a day, there was nothing to complain about.

Of course, a meal this day is indeed very tormenting, which makes the current infrastructure army quite passive and slacking off.

"Go out? How can you go out? These people are watching very tightly and there is a special team, how can you escape?" The prisoner beside him shook his head and replied in a low voice.

The German SS who were custodians were already quite large, and there were prison trolleys dedicated to transporting prisoners. These poor Soviet prisoners had no way to escape.

The prison car is a kind of iron prison modified with train carriages. It has only a few small iron windows to ventilate these prisoners at night.

These modified train cars have personnel carriers carrying SS soldiers in front and behind, which can be said to be a very perfect mobile prison.

At night, all prisoners must return to the carriage according to the number. The number of people in each carriage is rated, and one is missing or one is not allowed.

The German army set up discipline for these prisoners. If someone escaped, the first person who reported the report could receive a reward and transferred it to a better place to serve his sentence. The second person who reported the report was exempted from the crime, and the other person who did not report the report would be punished with the same crime.

Moreover, the prisoners in each carriage have to change the carriage at random every three nights, so it is very difficult to escape at night.

Following such a prison carriage is a German railway transportation special train with railway tracks and sleepers on it. During the day, the new railway supplies are laid.

On this special train, in addition to the guards, there is also a special team, which is the troops mentioned by the prisoners just now.

This special team has wheeled light armored reconnaissance vehicles and hunting dogs. They can not only act quickly, but also call for air reconnaissance.

Few people can escape from the eyelids of this team, because more than half of these teams are experienced and capable veterans.

The German army used this method to train its own troops, let some second-line troops see blood, cultivate soldiers' coordination skills and combat skills.

For the unarmed Soviet captives, these well-equipped and fast-moving special teams were simply their nightmare.

What's even more helpless is that even if these teams did not chase them, they would not dare to try to escape easily. Poland is now transformed by Germany, which is simply a giant concentration camp. It can't escape here and can't run out at all.

In addition to concentration camps and labor camps, there are such road construction brigades. There are also slave factories opened by the Germans and German troops who have been rotated to rest and recuperate...

In such a big environment, many places are deserted and beasts appear. Even if people are found, they will not dare to take in fugitives because they lack food. It is strange that they can run out.

"I heard that someone was coming to our place to choose people, not to escape..." At this point, the voice stopped abruptly.

It turned out that a SS soldier carrying a rifle came over and looked at the prisoners who were working hard.

"Work hard! Otherwise there will be no food!" The German soldiers passing by shouted loudly, and then walked over in disarray.

Most of the German soldiers at the core are actually Belarusians. They only equip rifles and only have supervision and management authority.

Even if the prisoners suddenly kill people, they will not get powerful automatic weapons, and there will not be too many bullets.

Moreover, these Belarusian soldiers have a grudge against the Russians, so they are more strict in management, with a hint of revenge.

"Lacking dog! Russian rape!" After the Belarusian soldier left, the powerful Soviet prisoner who laid his sleepers cursed coldly.

Just as he cursed the Belarusian soldier, a convertible old Mercedes-Benz off-road car stopped staggeringly along the direction of the railway tracks.

Recently, German Mercedes-Benz Motor Company launched a new off-road car with stronger off-road capabilities and greater engine horsepower, which is deeply loved by the officers and soldiers of the army.

Moreover, the new type of automobile adopts the assembly line production model, with more welding stamping parts and faster production speeds, so it can produce and equip front-line troops on a large scale.

In this case, the old Mercedes-Benz off-road vehicles originally equipped on the front line have become standard equipment for many second-tier troops.

There are also some cars accumulated in warehouses that are used as strategic materials and mortgaged to allies - such as Italy, Romania, and Vichy France.

Among countless old Mercedes-Benz cars that have been processed through various channels, there is one that is fortunate to become the seat of General Vlasov, commander-in-chief of the Russian People's Liberation Army...

The general has now been promoted to the rank of the German Army and has become a general in the German Army.

"It's here?" Vlasov asked, pointing at the prisoners working in the distance.

"Yes! General! It's here! We can draw soldiers from a company from here to serve as the first combat force of the Russian People's Liberation Army!" Following him was a German officer. He held his hands behind his back and looked at the prisoners of war in the distance with his chin raised.

In fact, he also came to monitor Vlasov and also had the responsibility to help him build an army. After all, most Soviet soldiers were not very good at combat literacy, and in the eyes of the Germans, they had to undergo training.

Because of the training experience of the Belarusian Servant Army, the German army has great experience in improving the combat effectiveness of a low-level army. Therefore, the meaning of the head of state is very simple. First, help Vlasov build a leadership team, and then fill it in, you can pull it out to fight.

Before the battle, as long as these "new recruits" were allowed to accept a letter of surrender and each of them carried several prisoners of war, they would have no way out and could only follow the Third Reich.

After all, it is relatively simple to make a living in Germany. If these prisoners of war returned to the Soviet Union, they would definitely be tortured to death.

"A company... is not bad, it's a good start... and we will soon have a battalion!" Vlasov nodded and said.
Chapter completed!