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rkr1958 -> RE: Witness to World War 2. (4/12/2019 4:25:27 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Centuur Good executed Japanese surprise impulse. But Uncle Joe is a fool! Why save oil points in cities so close to the Japanese border? The Japanese are always struggling with the oil consumption so one should prevent giving the Japanese any oil points. Aren't there cities in other places of the USSR available to save oil anymore? Jakutsk and places like Stalinsk, Tashkent and Samarkand are far, far away from any Axis unit and if the Axis get there after all, well, the USSR has lost already... The fault actually lies with his minister for oil storage, who wasn't pay attention. While the lost of 1 or even 2 oil points would have been a regrettable but forgivable oversight, the loss of 7 oil points, 6 of which were stored in Vladivostok, was a grave crime. While a forgivable oversight might be only punished by exile in Siberia, a grave crime such as this was punished by a swift execution of the minister and his family. While premier Stalin is a tolerate and forgiving man, he does have his limits. [image]local://upfiles/31901/4B7F115176284EB39BADD1F4F16C6B66.jpg[/image]
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