ivan alekseevich, but not a locust, but susloparov, uh, general susloparov, who, uh, was placed in a; he had no instructions from moscow; naturally, he sent an urgent dispatch to the kremlin, but there was no answer. the night was coming. the act of surrender was to be signed on the night of the seventh, and it was signed at 2:30. general susloparov had to make the difficult decision to sign or not to sign roman acts of surrender without stalin's decision well, from the slopars, too, was not a parquet general. he took a winter one in october of the seventeenth year. e, then he was a military attaché in france, coordinated the activities of our intelligence in western europe, was a representative at esenhower's headquarters.

franchuk to the father of the lapars, general susloparov, who was put in a rather difficult position, he did not have any instructions from moscow, naturally, he sent an urgent dispatch to the kremlin, but there was no answer. the night was coming. the act of surrender was to be signed on the night of the seventh, and it was signed at 2:30. general susloparov had to make a difficult decision to sign or not to sign the roman acts of surrender without stalin's decision. well, from sloparov he was also not a parquet general. he still took the winter in october of the seventeenth year, then was military attaché in france, coordinated the activities of our intelligence in western europe, was a representative at eisenhower's headquarters, and he made a decision. yes, i will sign, because there was nothing in the text that i could not sign, and he signed. thus, the surrender took place. stalin found out about this, and he was angry, because he was sure that the surrender should be accepted in berlin, this should be done by our armed forces, the forces of the victors, and in the morning suslo