However, these alone are not enough to convince Ben. Gurion, who believed that insufficient military sources were only a temporary problem and could mobilize Jews around the world immediately. There were not many Jewish groups in East Prussia, but the addition of Jews around the world was not a small number.

In response, Pavel explained: "It is just a problem with the source of troops, of course you can solve it in your way. But what we are facing now is not only the problem with the source of troops, but your solution is just looking good. If you really practice it, there are many problems."

What are the problems? The first question is that it takes time to gather Jewish young people of appropriate age around the world. To be honest, it will take several months at the earliest. These few months are enough for Pisusky to digest this failure.

And a few months later, when the German government completely surrendered, Pisusky would receive comprehensive assistance from the Allies. At that time, Pisusky's advantage would become extremely great, and he might even be directly interfered by the Allies. I was really not optimistic at that time.

This is just one of them. Secondly, how did Jewish youth from all over the world enter East Prussia when the Allies completely blocked the Baltic Sea? This is an almost impossible task!

"Maybe we can do the Allied Group work, Weizmann has a good relationship with them, maybe we can get closer to them?" Ben Gurion suggested.

Pavel smiled bitterly: "Then we will lose the friendship of Russian friends right away!"

If it were the past, Ben Gurion didn't care about the friendship of Russian friends, but now, without the support of the Russians, the Jewish People's Liberation Army would not exist at all. Moreover, between the Jews and the Poles, the Allies may prefer the Poles, and the Jews will inevitably make sacrifices at that time.

After thinking about it, Ben Gurion found that the suggestions he gave were indeed suspected of being a paper talk, but he still felt that even so, he could not fully trust the Germans in East Prussia.

"I don't trust them," Pavel sighed, "I just tried to assimilate them as much as possible and try to make our interests consistent!"

As he said that, Pavel retelled the trick that a certain immortal told him to Ben Gurian, which shocked the latter. At this time, Ben Gurian realized that a certain immortal had a very deep calculation and a very skillful calculation.

According to someone's method, it is indeed possible to pull the Germans in East Prussia onto King David's chariot. After binding the interests of both sides, hindering the interests of the Jews is hindering the interests of the Germans in East Prussia, which is quite beneficial to the future of East Prussia.

Ben Gurion said sincerely: "Please arrange a meeting with Mr. Andre as soon as possible. I can't wait to discuss with him the future of East Prussia in depth."

However, Ben Gurion and Pavel underestimated the idea of ​​a certain immortal too much. Someone was not entirely planning for the interests of the Jews, but more for his own interests. He created hatred between the Germans and Jews in East Prussia, and then pulled the Germans in East Prussia onto King David's chariot through soft means. This was just the first step, and it was also the Fuzi set by a certain immortal for the long-term plan for the future.

Li Xiaofeng never thought that the friendship between him and Pavel could ensure a long-term cooperative relationship between the two sides. In the face of national interests, friendship is really nonsense. Anyway, Li Xiaofeng does not believe in any friendship.

If the Jews let go and let the Jews dominate the East Prussia family, their ambitions will naturally expand. At a certain time, especially when other big gangsters can give up their favor, the unconventional Jews will not hesitate to give up some friendship and turn to the arms of big gangsters. At that time, will Li Xiaofeng be a man of others?

A certain immortal is not that stupid. He believes in the balance of power that is subject to checks and balances. He must never let the Jews grow bigger and let them completely control East Prussia. Before, Li Xiaofeng asked them to cause trouble for the Poles. That was to create external pressure, but now he helped the Germans in East Prussia a little and made them a force, that was internal pressure. Only under the influence of internal and external pressures, the Jews would be honest and act according to the baton of his immortal!

It has to be said that Jewish politicians are still too young now. They have never seen the world and do not understand the ugliness of politics, and are easily fooled by a certain immortal. When they happily try to assimilate the Germans in East Prussia and accept them into their own group, they will find that it is absolutely not as beautiful as they imagined.

Of course, that is not particularly bad for the Jews, it is considered mixed! With the addition of the Germans, it will inevitably dilute the hatred that some Jews have attracted for thousands of years and reduce the adverse effects brought by religious and national factors. It is the king to downplay the Jewish color and be a low-key person!

However, Li Xiaofeng was also a little curious. When the bearded brother rose strongly in Germany and when he held high the banner of nationalism to win the hearts of the Germans, what would the Germans in East Prussia go? When the Nazis persecuted the Jews in crazily, how would the Jews in East Prussia view their German neighbors?

When Li Xiaofeng thought of this, he couldn't help but be excited. He seemed to have created an interesting symbiotic relationship. Twenty years later, a bloody repertoire between the Jews and the Germans might be staged.

Under Pavel's arrangement, Li Xiaofeng had a long talk with Ben Gurian. What did the two talk about is unknown to the future generations. However, after the conversation, Ben Gurian announced his joining the newly formed People's Liberation Party and was elected as a member of the Central Committee and Vice Chairman of the Central Executive Committee at the first "National Representative" Congress of the party, and was later appointed as Prime Minister of the East Prussian People's Republic.

Weizmann was so angry that he almost wanted to hit the wall. He never expected that Ben Gurion, who had always been loyal to him, would suddenly turn against him, and even go to his mortal enemy Pavel. This made him feel like he was slapped in front of him with two big mouths!

While Ben Gurion announced his joining the People's Liberation Party, Weizmann announced that he would be expelled from the Zion organization, and strongly condemned Ben Gurion and Pavel in British newspapers, declaring these two people as eternal sinners of the Jewish nation. And with a firm statement that the People's Republic of East Prussia is a joke and will collapse at any time!

In the past decade, as long as Pavel and Ben Gurion encountered a little trouble, Weizmann would jump out and criticize and condemn him, and reiterate his theory of collapse. If he only read his newspaper, the East Prussian People's Republic might have collapsed a hundred times.

Of course, facts have proved that the theory of collapse is a joke. After World War II, the British Empire collapsed, and the East Prussian People's Republic did not collapse. Instead, it became more and more prosperous. Judging from the per capita consumption level of residents, it is definitely one of the highest income countries in the world.

Pavel led the East Prussian Jews to a brilliant victory. In addition to Weizmann, the other great victim was Pisusky. He was still very glorious before, and for a time he became the target of everyone's ridicule. The Jewish People's Liberation Army's method of luring the enemy into depth was highly praised by civilian military strategists from all over the country. As a green leaf that sets off the glorious victory of the Jews, Pisusky became synonymous with fools, idiots and fools in their mouths.

So, is Bisuski really stupid? It must not be. No fool can control a country for more than ten years. On the contrary, Bisuski is still very skilled, especially after being hit by a scoundrel, he became more and more awake.

Therefore, after suffering a crushing defeat, he immediately sought help from the Allies, hoping that his masters could provide comprehensive assistance to Poland in three aspects: political, economic and military aspects, and comprehensively suppress the Jews in East Prussia.

At the same time, trapped in Bartoshice, he ordered his troops to retreat to the direction of Serco-Kenchen. It seemed that he was about to retreat to Podrashe Province first and withdraw from Viavestok to Warsaw.

It should be said that Pisusky's choice was very correct. Although he was closer to Olshtin, Gruu was not a vegetarian, so he would never let him cross it easily. Once he was blocked by Olshtin and could not move, the main force of the Jewish People's Liberation Army that rushed from Konisburg could surrounded him in minutes. By then, without waiting for the aid of the Allied Powers to arrive, he would have all his troops finished. And when he retreated to Biavestok, although he had been spared, there was no risk of being surrounded and annihilated. As long as he ran fast enough, he would be able to escape the entanglement of the Jews!

At the same time, Li Xiaofeng was also setting up a final closing plan in Olshtin. "We have not blocked the route for Bissuski to escape, and it is impossible to rule out the possibility of Bissuski running away through the direction of Korse-Kenchen, so we must occupy Korse in advance and block this hole!"

Korse is located in the north of Olshdin. It is an important node at the intersection of two railways. Some comrades may ask, since Korse is so important, why didn’t a certain immortal occupy there in advance? Instead, when Bissuski was about to run away, he thought of putting out the fire when the fire was burning.

It was not that some immortal was careless, nor that he had no military knowledge. He really couldn't occupy Korse before, or that he dared not occupy Korse. The reason was very simple. After Olshtin's loss, it had already aroused Bisuski's vigilance. To be honest, this guy has become a frightened bird. If he captures Korse at this time, then Bisuski will definitely wake up immediately. He may turn around and run away immediately without waiting for the miscellaneous troops to be eaten.

To put it bluntly, Li Xiaofeng was just worried about being shocked. If he scared Bisusky away and let his direct line run away, the significance of this battle would be reduced. According to the initial combat plan, he was preparing to eat Bisusky in one breath and wipe out his main force, so that this guy could not recover his vitality within a year and a half, and also to buy time for the Jews in East Prussia and the Ukrainian battlefields.

However, facts proved that Bisuski's vigilance was higher than expected. Li Xiaofeng thought that after the destruction of the miscellaneous army, he would hesitate or confuse for a while, and it would take some time to clarify his ideas. However, Bisuski was much more determined than he expected. Almost the first time he received the news, he made a choice. This choice was the most difficult choice for Li Xiaofeng, and a race about time began!

The situation is quite unfavorable to Li Xiaofeng. The distance from Bartoshice to Korse is about one-quarter of the distance from Olshdin to Korse. Let's put it this way, Korse can be said to be under Bissuski's nose. As long as he wants, he can escape from here quickly!

The game was unfair at the beginning. When Bissuski's main force arrived at Korse, Li Xiaofeng's troops had only half gone and had just arrived at Cheronka. This was definitely not good news. All fools knew that the interception had failed. Maybe when Li Xiaofeng arrived at Korse, Bissuski had arrived at Kenqin.

"Where has Comrade Ubolevic's troops been?" Li Xiaofeng asked with a frown.

"It's still on the road, and it took them too much time to clear the battlefield..." Burganing smiled bitterly and said, "The Poles collapsed and scattered, and they were caught back like a rabbit!"

Burganing's description is very appropriate. The collapsed Polish straitors are indeed more troublesome than catching rabbits. Regardless of them, these people have guns in their hands, so it is a social danger to keep them in Konisburg. But catching them is time-consuming and labor-intensive. It has to be said that these miscellaneous troops have bought a lot of time for Pisusky in a sense.

Li Xiaofeng touched his chin and fell into deep thought. He and Ubolevic were in trouble at the same time. It can be said that one of Bisuski's legs had already stepped out of the encirclement. Should he give up the pursuit or try harder?

Soon Li Xiaofeng made a decision, whether he had run away or not, he had to chase him!

After hesitating for a moment, Burganin reminded: "We shouldn't catch up."

"Not necessarily!" Li Xiaofeng stood up and ordered: "Let the cavalry battalion be prepared and follow me to attack the direction of San Lipka!"

Burganing was stunned. He knew what a certain immortal wanted to do. Let's put it this way, it was impossible to intercept Bisuski in Korse. From the map, the railway line from Cherentka to Kenchen had to turn a corner from Korse. If you don't take the railway and take the highway, you can take a shortcut, which can reduce the journey by at least one-third.

Li Xiaofeng meant to take the cavalry to rush towards Kenqin, striving to destroy the bridge on the suburbs of the river before Bisuski arrived at Kenqin. As long as the bridge was destroyed, Bisuski's escape pace would definitely be slowed down, which would create an opportunity for annihilation of him.

"Comrade Andrei, I will command the cavalry battalion to destroy the bridge. You are the commander-in-chief and must be in the center..."

Before Bulganing finished his words, Li Xiaofeng decided to make a decisive decision: "Comrade Bulganing, you are not good at fighting. This raid is too important. No mistakes are allowed, so I must go in person!"

Burganin quickly said, "Then I'll go with you!"

Li Xiaofeng was about to refuse again: "You should stay..."

Burganin said without any concession: "With Comrade Triandafilov here, I'd better go with you!"

Seeing that Burganing was very determined, Li Xiaofeng was not good at hurting his enthusiasm. He nodded in agreement. However, Li Xiaofeng did not expect that his temporary decision put the pressure on the cavalry battalion leader Dayang. He knew very well the importance of a certain immortal to the Jews. If he had any mistakes, it would inevitably affect the future of the Jews. If he could refuse, he would definitely let the immortal get out. But Dayan had no way to refuse. Who made someone the general counsel and fully responsible for commanding Danze's closed troops?

"His Excellency General Consultant, you must not be impulsive when the battle begins!"

Riding on the horse, Dayan kept warning a fairy, but he heard from Burganing that Comrade Andre was very fierce in fighting, and it was common for him to take the lead in charge and fight a dozen or so in a single fight.

Although Dayan admires brave soldiers very much, he is actually quite brave and must lead by example in every battle. But he really doesn't like a commander-in-chief who likes to charge more than him. If something happens, isn't it his life?

Li Xiaofeng naturally didn't take this warning to heart. He was a fairy, and nothing was it to charge. He just fought Bisuski alone, and he might have worked a little harder. In short, with his ability, Dayang would be crushed to pieces and he wouldn't have any trouble.

In fact, the reason why Li Xiaofeng had to lead the team this time was very simple. It was difficult to attack a railway bridge that might be controlled by the enemy with the force of a cavalry battalion. Especially when time was tight, if it were not for his fairy power to support this journey, the cavalry would probably not be able to arrive within the specified time. He just helped Dayan a little bit to avoid this guy being exhausted but gaining nothing.

Kenchin. In fact, in 1919, the city was not called Kenchin. This name was changed by the Poles in 1950 after the victory of World War II to commemorate historian Voyceh Kenchinsky. Today, this city has a very German name - Rastenberg.

Friends who are familiar with the history of World War II may soon realize that Rastenberg is extraordinary. During World War II, this place was the famous wolf's den and the command center for the battle on the Eastern Front.

However, Rastenberg is not the famous wolf cave that later became a small city with beautiful scenery. A small river flows slowly from the west of the small town, and the railway from Biawestok passes through the railway bridge on the small river.

Pisuski stood on the armored train and looked down at this extremely important railway bridge. After thinking for a while, he ordered: "When the main force passes, immediately blow up the railway bridge!"

Bissusky's meaning was very obvious. He was planning to delay the pursuit of the Jews by bombing the bridge, but what he did not expect was that this order gave Li Xiaofeng the opportunity...
Chapter completed!