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Malashenko thought so, but Xunzong didn't think so. ◆𝐆𝐨𝐨𝐠𝐥𝐞 Search for 𝐬𝐭𝐨𝟓𝟐𝟎𝐜𝐨𝐦Read◆

Not only did he not think this was unreasonable, he actually explained it to Malashenko seriously.

"But Nikolai has reached the age where marriage is allowed, isn't he?"

""

I was wondering where I and Xunzong were talking about, but they were totally wrong and not on the same page at all.

A somewhat anxious Malashenko hurriedly replied.

"Comrade Leader, I think the age gap between Galina and Nikolai is a bit too big. They are not of the same generation. It may be difficult for them to have anything in common, let alone fall in love and get married. Not that Nick Not old enough to get married."

"Besides, that brat Nikolai is stubborn and stubborn. He doesn't listen to anyone except his mother, including my father."

"It is precisely because this child is very rebellious that I am willing to let him go to the army to gain some experience. I'm afraid he will marry Galina like this..."

Malashenko didn't finish his words, thinking that the meaning had already reached this point. Xunzong had not yet reached the stage of Alzheimer's disease at this moment, so he must be able to understand it.

Hearing Malashenko explain what he meant in further detail again, this time he understood clearly. Brezhnev, who no longer had any misunderstanding, nodded slowly.

"What you say makes sense, Comrade Malashenko, but I think this kid Nikolai is very similar to you when you were young, full of energy and positive fighting spirit."

"I think Galina will definitely be happy if she marries Nikolai. Young talents like Nikolai should be promoted."

"He can be promoted to the position of school-level commander as soon as possible, and medals can be awarded to him. You can award a few more medals, and give him the "Malashenko Medal" as an encouragement, so that he can be more positive. Motivation. Become a general as early as possible, preferably before the age of 30, and become a hero respected by everyone like his father.”

""

Malashenko, who was completely speechless, was really speechless.

I am the chief of defense, and my son is doing this.

So what will other comrades think and think? A little kid in his early 20s holds a high position and is full of honors. Isn't this military rank promotion and honor award a mess? It's just like "the collapse of etiquette and the collapse of music".

Malashenko was promoted to general before he was 30 years old, and it was due to the piles of Nazi and Japanese heads. The number of honors is the same as the pile of Nazis and Japanese heads.

So why is this guy Nickle? Just because his father is a Marshal of the Soviet Union and his wife is 21 years older than him, can he still be the eldest princess?

Malashenko knew that Xunzong's words were some kind of indication, and some people might really want it. However, this brat of his own would not accept this at all, so he could only continue to speak to Xunzong helplessly.

"Niklai is not a child who likes to take shortcuts. To be honest, Comrade Leader, he has never even acknowledged me as his father in public."

"Compared with his status as the eldest son of a marshal, he prefers others to see him as an ordinary person. He likes the sense of accomplishment of relying on his own strength. That is something that his mother and I cannot give him."

"It was with the dream of surpassing me as a father that Nikolai joined the army, serving his country while trying to prove that he would be stronger than me. As a father, of course I am happy to see him ambitious and down-to-earth. , but, you know, a child like him might not be that interested in what you said."

"Well--"

Xunzong nodded after hearing this, indicating that he understood and understood. It seemed that the marriage that he had suddenly thought of and deliberately arranged, and followed his parents' route, was indeed not easy to handle.

But even though things had come to this, Xunzong, who still refused to give up, chased Malashenko again.

"Maybe we can try to let the two children exchange letters first, and we can arrange for the two children to make phone calls and meet again to let them get to know each other."

"Galina will definitely be attracted to a child as outstanding as Nikolai. This child Nikolai looks exactly like you when you were young, Comrade Malashenko."

Xunzong was right about one thing, Nikolai was indeed very similar to Malashenko when he was young.

Whether it is his determination to build a career on his own strength or his appearance and height, he is almost a 0 remake of Malashenko.

If you walk around the street, it is indeed the type that will attract the attention of girls.

However, the more this happened, the more Malashenko became convinced that there was no way his eldest son would accept such a marriage.

This is both unreasonable and contrary to Nikolai's aspirations and ideals.

But Xunzong had already said this, and Malashenko, who knew that no matter how ignorant he was, he would not give face, could only say it with a little helplessness in the end.

"I will tell Nikolai, Comrade Leader, to see what his intentions are and whether he will be interested."

"Well, that's good, very good, very good! Comrade Malashenko, besides -"

As he spoke, Xunzong turned around and turned to his desk. He sat on the sofa and reached for a report without raising his buttocks.

While opening the book and reading it, he did not forget to speak at the same time and said to Malashenko who was sitting on the other single sofa next to him.

"Comrade Malashenko, in recognition of your series of outstanding contributions in the fields of national defense construction and military development, I am going to propose that you be awarded another Victory Medal. What do you think?"

""

To be honest, the last time he was awarded the Victory Medal, Malashenko felt that he was "rewarded for serving corn".

It was he who guided the Soviet tank industry and took the lead in making major breakthroughs in the field of artillery-launched missiles where the Americans tried hard but were quite incompetent. Comrade "Missile Man" was overjoyed and regarded it as a "major victory." The obvious "Victory Medal" was handed over.

However, the background of the times and various circumstances at that time did not allow Malashenko to make any rejection or displeasure based on rational choices. Otherwise, it might get him into trouble, so he had no choice but to accept it.

Now, for the similar reason of "Xunzong is very happy", the medal is awarded using a completely inconsistent reason that is completely inconsistent with the awarding conditions of the Victory Medal itself.

Malashenko felt that this was not to add glory to himself and accumulate honors, but to ruin his reputation in the eyes of future generations a few years later.

I, Malashenko, have lived for most of my life. I have been hard-working and uncomplaining, and I can be called a bull among horses. Do I still have to live without a guarantee when I am old?

No, it can't be like this. Now that there is room for maneuver, we must try to refuse.

Thinking of this, Malashenko, who had already made up his mind, thought about it again and again, organized his words, and then spoke slowly.