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September 4, 1941

Western Belarus, Minsk – Allied Forces Garrison

Summer was ending, and autumn had begun.

Lieutenant General Andrey Vlasov, of the Free Russian Army, walked through the urban area of Minsk, which had been occupied by the Allied Forces.

Minsk is the modern-day capital of Belarus, but paradoxically, most of its residents spoke Russian, and it was a city that Stalin had painstakingly developed to be the hub city of the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic.

Vlasov sneered inwardly, imagining how furious Stalin must have been to lose this city.

“General.”

“General!”