Ransom from Stalin and Germany’s Defeat Near Moscow.

The Battle of Moscow began on September 30, 1941, with an attack on Yampol – Hlukhiv – Putyvl in the direction of Orel. At 6:15 a.m. on October 2, Operation “Typhoon” began. The next day, after covering 250 km, the German 4th Panzer Division reached Orel. At the end of November 1941, further operations toward Moscow began from the bridgehead on the Volga. On December 3, German troops reached the Moscow bus terminal located in the town of Khimki. Thus Hitler’s armored spearheads stood 20 km from the capital of the great USSR.

According to regression memories (from the “Soviet” side), Stalin sent a messenger to the German headquarters with a suggestion of paying a ransom in exchange for the army withdrawing and returning.

The so-called German defeat occurred within 2 weeks.
Was this really what happened?
One may wonder whether the staff officers, just like Hitler, wanted the slaughter of a city with a population of 2–4 million people. Moscow had no chance of effective defense. Civilians had no chance, and once the machinery for destroying fellow human beings had been set in motion, it might no longer have been possible to stop it. The officers must have seen what ruthless units were doing for money to Jews and civilians in the conquered territories. Someone said: enough, they had already had enough!

When analyzing the course of the victorious campaigns, we can see that some of the German officers commanded the same army when it successively conquered:
– Austria
– Poland
– the Netherlands
– Belgium
– and even exactly the same tacticians captured France in blitzkrieg campaigns. A characteristic feature was that relatively few military casualties occurred on both sides.

A professional soldier is not necessarily synonymous with a brute.
Duels with equals — yes. The artistry of a tactical mind, an engineer of the battlefield, even similar evenings spent in brothels — yes. But massacres of civilians, not necessarily. Even though the possessed Führer Adolf Hitler had a taste for such things, he did not come into direct contact with the consequences of his own ideas.

Was a substantial ransom from Stalin possible?
Let us consider this from the level of Souls. They incarnate repeatedly and have various experiences of their own, including military ones. The same Souls, in earthly personalities and configurations, continually met one another both as attackers and also as different defenders of attacked fortified cities. At times they fought in the same army, shoulder to shoulder.

The richest man in the region of Rome was once not a Roman, but the man to whom the city paid tribute — in exchange for his army not attacking it. The tribute was enormous and paid every year.
Ransoms for one’s life were common among medieval knights. During battles, the wealthier ones were deliberately hunted so that their captors could enrich themselves.

The Russians used this knowledge. After all, at the level of Souls and their earlier personalities, both sides had already made the same kinds of deals many times so that some former city of theirs might survive, together with its inhabitants.

The retreat of the troops from Moscow, paid for with a bribe, determined the future of Germany, Europe, and also of the true perpetrators with whom not everyone identified at that time.

Opublikowano: 22/09/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: The German Third Reich. The Karmic SS and Gestapo

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