Burning Moscow

Chapter 1705 Searching for Hitler (Part 2)

Rolf’s attitude made me feel that he was not a diehard Nazi, and I hoped that the war could be ended as soon as possible. Maybe I could open a breakthrough from him. So I asked tentatively: “Mr. Military Doctor, you must have been to Hitler’s bunker. Can you tell me where the entrance is?”

As soon as my voice fell, the air in the whole room solidified. Zinchenko did not expect that I would ask Rolf so directly about the entrance of the bunker, and Volvo was stunned by the news.

Instead of focusing on Zinchenko or Volvo, I stared at Rolf intently to see how he reacted. His eyes were fixed on his feet, the muscles on his face twitched violently, as if a fierce ideological struggle was going on.

After a long time, he looked up at me and asked tentatively: “Your Excellency, I don’t know who told you that the entrance to Hitler’s bunker is in the Chancellery?”

As soon as he spoke, Zinchenko and Volvo looked at me with curious eyes. They also wanted to know whether there was an entrance to Hitler’s bunker in the Chancellery. After all, they have been occupying this place for a long time. They have searched all the places that should be searched, but nothing has been found. If there is an entrance, they will definitely have to cooperate with each other to atone for the crime.

I looked at Rolf and said one word at a time: “I once heard people say that there was a bomb shelter built 15 meters underground in the Chancellery and its gardens for Hitler’s hiding. It is said to be from the Chancellery. After passing through a certain place, you can get there directly. Below that staircase is a small space partitioned by a three-layer waterproof and fire-proof sealing wall…” At this point, I paused intentionally to observe the other’s expression.

Seeing his face blushing for a while, he knew that the information he had read from the history book was correct, and quickly went on to say: “Mr. Military Doctor, if you can lead us to the entrance, I assure you, as long as the war When it’s over, you can go directly back to your home. Not only will you not be judged, but on the contrary, you will be protected by us.” I was afraid that he would be stubborn and insisted, “Since we know the entrance to Hitler’s bunker, In the Prime Minister’s Office, even if you don’t tell me, we can find it if we take a moment. But then, if you want our leniency, then it’s impossible.”

After repeatedly weighing what I said, Rolf gritted his teeth and said: “Your Excellency, I will tell you what I know. In fact, what you know is not comprehensive. To reach Hitler’s bunker, you need to go from the Chancellery. One of the stairways goes through the food management office and you can get there directly. However, after your heavy artillery bombardment, whether the entrance there is suppressed by the collapsed building, I am not sure.”

Both Zinchenko and Volvo heard that there really was an entrance to Hitler’s bunker here, and their eyes lit up. The two looked at me. Although they didn’t say anything, I knew very well that they were waiting for me to give them an order, and then they could take the soldiers to dig out Hitler from the ground.

Although I know that the entrance of Hitler’s bunker is at the Chancellery, I don’t know what it looks like, so I didn’t rush to give orders, but humbly asked Rolf: “Mr. Military Doctor, can you tell me about it? Is the situation in the bunker?”

“Can you give me paper and pen?” Rolf asked tentatively, “I can introduce you to the bunker I know.”

I looked down and saw a stack of printed plates on the table. I grabbed one and turned it over. I saw that the back was blank. I quickly handed it to Rolf and took it out of the pen holder on the table. A pencil was handed over.

Rolf took the printed matter and the pencil and put it directly on the table, drew a sketch quickly, and introduced us to the time: “…The first of the three firewalls blocked the passage to the restaurant. It is the’Kanenberg Passage’ named after Hitler’s guards; the second cut off the staircase leading to the exit, which leads directly to the garden of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; the third cut off the access to the underground fortress.

The underground fortress is divided into two parts. In the first part, there is a passage in the middle, and there are six small rooms on each side. It is where the guards stayed and piled up debris. The kitchen for Hitler’s food is also here.

At the end of the passage, a staircase spiraled down to the second floor of the underground fortress. This layer has a large area and is Hitler’s exclusive part, the so-called ‘Meta Bunker’. Yuan bunker is composed of eighteen rooms, with a corridor in the middle, each of which is very narrow and simple. Compared with the luxurious and spacious rooms of the New Prime Minister’s Office, it is a world of difference.

The corridor of the underground fortress is divided into two parts by a partition wall. The outside is the living room, and the inside is the office, toilet, guard room, spare telephone room and electrical room. This part is the most important place. The inner middle corridor was used as a meeting room, where Hitler held routine military meetings every day.

There is a door on the left hand side of the corridor. There are six rooms in the door, which are the rooms of Hitler and his mistress Eva Braun… There are also two doors on the left. There is a small map room, which is a small meeting room, for Hitler. A place where important people are called for important meetings. In addition, there is a small room called the ‘dog’s hole’ with a ladder leading to an unfinished reinforced concrete observation tower that is raised above the ground…”

When I heard this, I couldn’t help but interrupt him and said, “Mr. Military Doctor, do you know where this concrete observation tower is?”

Unexpectedly, Rolf shook his head and replied: “Your Excellency, although I have entered the bunker several times, I have never had a chance to go to the’dog hole’, so I don’t know where it is.”

Although we have no way of knowing where the other exit of Hitler’s bunker is, we are satisfied if we know the location of its entrance in the Chancellery. After I asked Rolf to go back, I said to Zinchenko and Volvo: “Comrades, two commanders, I think you already know the situation in Hitler’s bunker very well.”

Seeing the two of them nodded desperately with excitement, I went on to say: “We will act immediately to find the entrance to Hitler’s bunker in the shortest possible time, and then use explosives to open the door. Remember, after rushing in, we must act. Xun, lest Hitler and his accomplices escape through another exit.”

As soon as my voice fell, Zinchenko almost yelled at Volvo: “Comrade Chief of Staff, apart from the third battalion remaining on guard duty, the first battalion and the second battalion immediately assembled and rushed to Hitler’s bunker. The entrance to the fortress, ready to fight for the fort, understand?”

“Understood!” Chief of Staff Volvo replied loudly, and then ran out to gather the troops.

Before Volvo could gather the troops, Zinchenko and I had already taken the engineering battalion to the place marked by Rolf. But when we hurried to the place excitedly, we were stunned by everything in front of us. The location of the entrance was covered by the collapsed reinforced concrete members.

Looking at the four or five meters high ruins, I was a little dumbfounded. Not to mention that our group of people don’t have the tools to handle. Even if there are special hoisting machinery, it is impossible to clean up here without a day or two. .

Just as a group of us were standing in front of the high ruins, Lieutenant Colonel Volvo came with a battalion. He saw everyone standing still, and curiously asked me: “Comrade General, how do we pay back? Don’t do it?”

I pointed to the ruins in front of me, smiled bitterly and said to him: “Comrade Lieutenant Colonel, look, how long will it take for us to clean up such a high brick and rubble?”

Volvo stared at the ruins for a while and suggested to me: “Comrade General, I will take people to other places to see if I can find other entrances.”

Although I knew that the chances were slim, I still had a try and agreed to his request. Seeing him climbing up the ruins with a few soldiers and heading to the other side, he was still looking forward to a miracle.

Zinchenko walked to my side and asked in a low voice, “Comrade General, do you think he can find another entrance?”

I smiled bitterly, and said noncommittal: “Colonel, in the current situation, we can only try our luck.”

Half an hour later, Volvo came back, and he reported to me dejectedly: “Comrade General, we have looked it up carefully. The entrance has been covered tightly by the collapsed reinforced concrete, unless these things can be cleaned up first. Or we won’t be able to enter the bunker.”

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