January 16, 1916, at Zaykin Village by the Suhayaweili River.
Admiral Bock of the Prosen Tenth Army Group stepped down from the bucket carriage and climbed up to the railway platform. He stood in front of the signboard of Zaykin Station, turned around, and looked at the military journalists.
"General, can you strike a pose?" asked a photographer.
Admiral Bock, "My posture is not important, the important thing is the place name on the station sign behind me! I've cut off Rocossov's main artery! Just make sure to get a clear shot of this station sign!"
The military journalists quickly grabbed their cameras and began taking pictures, the flash illuminating the surrounding snowy area.
Once the photos were nearly done being taken, Admiral Bock left the signboard and said to his deputy officer, "Destroy the railway and the station's water tower and maintenance factories and lay mines. Once everything is done, we retreat."
Deputy Officer, "Retreat?"
