Alternative History. A fellow in General Dmitry Pavlov, who in our reality for the rapid defeat of the troops of the Western Front was accused of betraying the Motherland shot on July 22, 1941.... Peacefully, Kirill Arsenievich read a book about the catastrophe at the beginning of World War II, lying on the couch. About the role of Pavlov and others. I read and grinned. As the current youth says, they got punctured..., no, more precisely, everyone was offended. The only thing that can really be blamed on General Pavlov was that he was offended the most. Phenomenal, one might say. So epic that he was seriously suspected of treason. In the dispute over who is more dangerous in leadership positions, fools or spies, Kirill Arsenievich invariably voted for fools. They are more dangerous. Much more dangerous. The spy can be replayed, exposed. The fool is invulnerable.