In the end, Yevisky's eyes were no longer tears but tears, and he could accept the defeat of the war, but the torture and killing of Polish prisoners by the Russian army under the city of Kazakburg made him absolutely unacceptable.
I have to admit that the massacre of the Russian army under the city of Kazakhburg made the Polish defenders in the city chill, and when they saw their compatriots who were their comrades-in-arms not long ago being tortured and killed by the enemy, the fear was enough to make people shudder.
Not to mention the Polish army in the city, many Russian recruits couldn't stand this kind of scene, but under the pressure of the officers, they had to take batches of prisoners who had lost their resistance to the city to be executed, and later, these Russian recruits had completely become skilled executioners. .......................
Yevisky, who had fallen on the wall, was numb, he was half-clinging to the wall, muttering something to the gods, and his own soldiers brought him some food, but Yevisky did not hear of it.
"Chief, you can eat some" His guards persuaded, looking at Yevisky's depressed appearance, making it difficult to associate with the leader who had scolded Fang Xuan before.
When the guards saw that Yevisky did not speak, they wanted to persuade him again, but Yevisky seemed to know what he was going to say, only to see Yevisky say: "Put things there, I'll eat them when I want to, you go down first" With that, Yevisky waved his hand and motioned for the guards to leave, but as a last resort, the guards had no choice but to put down the food and leave Yevisky's side.
The massacre outside the city finally ended, and the Polish soldiers who scattered and fled basically did not escape the encirclement of the Russian army, and under the pursuit of the Russian cavalry, even the fastest Polish soldiers were tired and half dead and then were jokingly rushed and killed by the Russian cavalry.
In the battle outside Kazakhburg, Yevisky lost more than 24,000 people, of which only about 5,000 were actually killed, the rest more than 10,000 were tortured and killed by the Russian army, and only about 6,000 prisoners survived.
If it weren't for Potemkin's estimation that these captives would be able to fill the abandoned farms everywhere, and urgently ordered the army to stop the killing, the 6,000 people would not have survived.
Seeing his companions encounter the call of Satan.
Among the 6,000 survivors, many of the captives became insane because of the excitement of this tragic scene, and these crazy captives were also brutally killed again by the Russian army.
The bodies of the dead Polish captives were piled up by the Russians not far from Kazakhstan Fort and then burned with a raging fire.
After the massacre, Potemkin began to deploy an offensive against the Kazakh fort.
More than 45,000 Russian soldiers were divided into three shares by Potemkin.
The three Russian forces attacked from the east, south and north of the Kazakh fort, and as for the west, Potemkin did not arrange the forces for the attack.
In Potemkin's opinion, after years of slaughter of captives.
Presumably, the Polish defenders in the city must have become panicked, and the absence of one of the three sieges will make the defenders in the city feel a little bit of life, so that they will abandon the city and leave.
Of course, in order to prevent accidents, Potemkin still sent a battalion of Russian cavalry to patrol the west of Kazakh Fort, although it was unlikely that Warsaw would send reinforcements.
But the war must be prepared for the worst, and that battalion of Russian cavalry is prepared.
After arranging the offensive positions of the three Russian troops, with Potemkin's order, the battlefield that had been quiet for a long time boiled again.
The Russian artillery once again played a symphony of death, and in the roar of artillery, groups of Russian troops walked not far from the Kazakh Fort wall, where they were waiting for the city wall to be destroyed.
But it has to be said that the walls of the Kazakh Fort are still relatively strong, as one of the acropolises of Warsaw.
When the Kazakh Fort was built, the rulers of Poland gave a death order that the Acropolis of Warsaw and the surrounding area must be extremely strong.
The material used for the walls of the Kazakh Fort is the same as that of Warsaw, which is a large piece of cyan stone polished from the mountain, and the solidity of this stone is beyond doubt.
The six-meter-high city wall is also daunting, although the Kazakh Fort was previously located at the junction of Russia and Warsaw, so its city defense was weakened to a certain extent, but the Russians did not completely dismantle the city wall after all.
And before the arrival of the Russian army, Yevisky also urgently sent people to repair the city wall.
So in this way, the walls of Kazakh Fort can still be slightly handled.
The advantage of the tall walls over the defenders is obvious, as long as the walls can withstand the bombardment of Russian artillery, then the success rate of the Kazakh fort can be greatly increased.
Sure enough, the city wall of Kazakh Fort is still very powerful, after three rounds of artillery bombardment by the Russian army, only a few insignificant cracks appeared in the entire city wall, and there was no phenomenon of collapse.
Seeing that the walls of the Kazakh Fort were so powerful, the Polish troops in the city cheered, and Jeviski was also very relieved.
The massacre outside the city left Yevisky for a whole day and a night without a grain of rice.
But in the end, Yevisky figured out that if he could not hold Kazakhstan, not only the 50,000 people under his command would suffer such a terrible fate, but perhaps the entire Polish people would be subjected to the cruel tyranny of the Russians, Yevisky felt that he had to do something for his homeland.
And at the moment all he can do is to hold Kazakhstan, and only if Kazakhstan is held, then there is still hope for Warsaw!
There is still hope for Poland!
Before the Russian army launched the attack on the Kazakh fort, Yevisky made a speech above the head of the Kazakh fort, this time addressed to all the soldiers in the city "Soldiers, today we are in Kazakhstan to witness the torture of our Poles by the Russians, who no longer regard us as human beings, they see us Poles as their dogs, and the Russians can kill us in such cruel ways in minutes.
What if we don't resist, our compatriots in the city are our role models, they put their lives on the Russians, but the Russians did not hesitate to crush their trust.
Soldiers, here today we have no way back, we must be here to resist the Russian attack, even if only the last man remains, because behind us is Warsaw, which is the capital of our Poland, and once Warsaw is captured, then Poland will return to the clutches of the Russians, and our relatives will be treated as cruelly by the Russians as we see our compatriots today.
Everyone's life is given by God, God treats his people equally, but now those Russians have gone against God's will, they have betrayed themselves to the devil, they are no longer believers in God, they have betrayed God!
Death, what a terrible term, yes, I'm just like you, I'm afraid of death, but so what, everybody has to die, mediocre death, vigorous death, death in different ways, but our death today will forever be engraved in the spirit of the Polish nation.
This Kazakh fort may become the grave of all of us, but we should not be afraid of it, because we are fighting for the cause of light, we are fighting for God, and even if we die, we will be called by God to heaven.
So soldiers, please remember, we can't retreat, behind us is Warsaw!
It's the whole of Poland!
We have the hope of all the Polish people, and we will carry the yearning of the entire Polish people for a happy life to fight!
Kazakhstan is a grave, and we will be buried with the Russian ambitions for Poland and the lives of those devilish believers!
We can tell those Russians without fear that the Poles have never lacked heroes, and that all of us here today will be heroes for the whole of Poland, and that we will die for the nation and the Motherland, and we will die as we deserve!
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” Yevisky's words were full of tragedy, and he didn't know whether he could resist the Russian attack, but Yevisky knew that he had to do his best to resist the Russian attack, as Yevisky said, they had no way back, and behind them was Warsaw!
He had to make his soldiers understand that they might all die in Kazakhburg, but their spirit of rebellion against Russian rule would never die!
Yevisky's words made the Polish soldiers guarding the city of Kazakhburg cry bitterly, because they understood the meaning of Yevisky's words, and thought about the comrades-in-arms who were tortured and killed by the Russian army under the city, even if they surrendered, they were not dead, in this case, it was better to die more heroically.
Death, what a terrible term, everyone is afraid of death, but what is even more frightening is that death has no meaning.
Whether ancient or modern, Chinese or foreign, there has never been a shortage of brave men who have generously died, these warriors are the most important part of a country's spirit, only when a nation's body flows with the blood that is not afraid of death, then the nation will never die!
After Yevisky's speech to the whole army, the morale of the entire Kazakhburg city reached a peak, and they had been pushed to a desperate situation, and there were only two changes in the people in this desperate situation, one was to give up all hope and cower and wait for death.
The other is a true warrior, and only a true warrior can face death.
It is clear that Yevisky is trying to bring all the soldiers on the path to becoming real warriors, and only in this way can Kazakh Fort be built into a fortress for the Russians to shed blood and tears, a meat grinder for the Russians to live forever.