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Although the General Headquarters of the Red Army did not announce when it would move to Nanjing, the climate in which the Red Army would sit in the world had become such that no force in the country could stop it. Pen % fun % Pavilion www.biquge.info

At a time when China is undergoing earth-shaking changes, the world is looking at China with wide eyes. Among them, the two countries that are most concerned and nervous are the two countries, one is Japan and the other is the Soviet Union.

The Soviets cared about the situation in China because they were confused, they were puzzled, they did not understand why a rebellious group of the Comintern-International had suddenly appeared under their control, they did not know why the Chinese ** had ignored the orders of the Comintern-International overnight, and had artificially cut off ties with Moscow.

Although they kept sending telegrams, the telegrams were like stones into the sea, and there was no response at all. They continue to send liaison personnel, and these personnel are also like meat buns and dogs, and they never return. Whether they sent Chinese or Soviet people, they all heard from each other before they approached each other, but as soon as they contacted each other, these people disappeared out of thin air.

Whether they brought orders, or letters of advice, or documents for consultation, or mere inquiries, they did not answer in a word.

The people in Moscow were furious, and immediately announced that they would expelle those communist parties from Jiangxi and the Communist International, openly declared that they were not communist parties, openly declared that they would sever relations with them, and would no longer support anything for them.

In fact, they also know that it doesn't make much sense. Since the Chinese took the initiative to break off contact with Moscow. Definitely made some plans. There are also plans for this. The so-called funding of Moscow has long been ignored. Those subsidies bring more losses and sacrifices, because what Moscow supports most is blind commands, random orders, or some foreign students who do not know the actual situation in China to point fingers.

As for the disclosure of the secret secret secret service organizations and hiding places, apart from showing the meanness of some people in Moscow, there is nothing to lose, because the Red Army, for its part, has long since withdrawn all those people or organizations that have any connection with the Soviet Union and Moscow back to the Soviet zone, and has arranged for these elites who have been born and died in the enemy-occupied areas to take up important local posts.

As the area of the liberated areas grows larger. As the population grew, the Red Army naturally had to establish a large number of local political powers, and naturally needed a large number of local cadres. Allowing these people who had withdrawn from enemy-occupied areas to serve as local leaders was not only a reward for their lives and deaths, but also a necessity for revolutionary work, because only they could enforce party discipline more strictly, and only they could ensure that the policies of the higher authorities would not deviate.

If there is one person in this world who is most determined to carry out the orders of his superiors, it is those who are engaged in special services, and these people are even more dangerous on the battlefield than soldiers, especially when captured by the enemy. He was beaten more brutally than anyone else had ever suffered. And these people are far more resolute and determined to keep secrets than anyone else.

Of course, intelligence officers are not without greed for life and fear of death. It is not that there are no people who disobey the orders of their superiors, but those who are determined still account for the majority.

In addition to wantonly insulting the Chinese-Communist Party headed by Mao Rundong, Moscow also set up the Chinese Workers' Party in the Far East of the Soviet Union under the control of the Communist International, headed by Wang Ming and a group of Chinese studying in the Soviet Union.

This is completely different from history, when a Chinese Workers' Party appeared out of thin air. Moreover, since the Red Army's Long March, Moscow has relaxed its attitude to the Chinese-Communist Party because of the needs of the international situation, and it can be said that the Red Army, which has gone through a 25,000-mile Long March from Jiangxi to the west, has left itself to fend for itself. in order to better free up the Soviet Union to deal with the aggressive German ** team.

However, it is said that the Red Army in the previous life survived in the cracks, and it can be said that it is surrounded by enemies on all sides. It is entirely because they can endure hardships, refuse to admit defeat, and struggle tenaciously to survive and grow.

But now the strength of the Red Army is too dazzling, in just two years it has leapt from a small armed force that is about to be annihilated to the largest armed force in the country, and Moscow has to pay attention to them, and has to want to control them, and if it can't control them, it wants to destroy them.

Moscow did not know that the consequence of their actions would be to make the leaders of the Chongqing Red Army see their essence more clearly and strengthen their determination to break away from Moscow and keep their distance from Moscow. If it was only because of Guo Shucheng's persuasion and even the coercion of force that the leaders of the Red Army were suspicious in the past, then now in the face of the facts, even Xiang Ying and others have also changed their attitude.

It is impossible for countries to be monolithic and to act against the interests of other countries because of their own international interests. There are no eternal friends or enemies between nations, only eternal interests.

The Soviet Union was concerned about the situation in China because they were confused and incomprehensible, and it was they who were angry and corrupt.

And the Japanese are concerned about the situation in China for another purpose entirely, that is, how to annex China faster and better, how to make better use of the opportunity of China's civil strife, and how to reduce the resistance to annexing China.

At present, Japan has not only completely occupied the four northeastern provinces, but has also stationed a large number of troops in large and medium-sized cities such as Beiping, Tianjin, Shanghai, Jinan, and Qingdao, not to mention spies and spies in most parts of China.

Countless pieces of information were constantly being sent from China to Japan, and the amount of information they received was unmatched, as fast as it was, and as comprehensive as it was. Their ability to gather intelligence is not as good as Jiang Jiaoshi's, although Jiang Jiashi is the former ruler of China, although he still controls a lot of troops, especially his intelligence agencies are still operating in various places.

This has to be admired for the Japanese scheming and their wolf ambitions, many local warlords are very strict against the major forces in the country, but they are very convenient for the Japanese. Let those Japanese spies with various names operate in their jurisdiction.

This is not to say that these local warlords are traitors and willing to act as traitors, but because the Japanese are too cunning, they all come in as helpers or friends, and from time to time tempt these warlords with guns, ammunition or money, so that the warlords who like and are most in need of guns and ammunition have to take the bait.

In the eyes of these warlords, if Jiang Jieshi's forces were allowed to enter, they would definitely be annexed, while if the Japanese were allowed to enter, their ranks would grow stronger and their ability to fight other warlords would be improved. Although the Japanese did not have any good intentions, Japan was far away from them, and it was not possible for the Japanese to fight in a short period of time.

Of course, among these warlords, there are also people who are sincere traitors, and there are also people who are willing to take refuge in the Japanese in order to achieve their own glory. In this way, the Japanese forces have quietly infiltrated every part of China, every city, and even remote villages and mountain villages, as if they could not see the epidemic virus.

Hirota Hiroki was forcibly pushed out as the 32nd prime minister of Japan on March 5 this year (1936) by Saionji, Konoe Fumiro and others, although this guy was forced to serve as the prime minister of Japan under the complicated situation, but he actively pursued the fascist militarist policy, wantonly accommodated the requirements of the military department, established complete conditions for the militaristic system of Japanese military intervention, and prompted Japan to become a militarist element faster and more thoroughly. Laws and regulations that serve the fascist dictatorship, such as the Law on the Prohibition of Unstable Documents, the Law on the Protection of Secrets in General Mobilization, and the Law on the Protection and Observation of Thought Prisoners.

Because of his perverse behavior, he became the only civilian war criminal in Japan to be sentenced to death by hanging by the Far East Military Tribunal after World War II.

He put forward the notorious "Three Principles for China," the essence of which is to demand that China stop its anti-Japanese activities, accept Japan's aggression and "support," recognize Japan's rights and interests in North China, and finally recognize the "legitimacy" of the existence of "Manchukuo."

On 11 August this year, the Hirota Cabinet adopted the "Outline for the Second Handling of North China by the Japanese Government," stipulating that the purpose of Japan's China policy is to ensure the administrative "development" of North China, to establish a pro-Japanese region, and to obtain necessary military supplies.

Today he convened an emergency cabinet meeting to discuss the current situation in China.

Seeing that the main members of the cabinet had arrived, Hirota Hiroki straightened the front hem of his clothes and said in a very calm voice: "Ministers, is the situation in China clear? China is changing at a rate that we are staggering. From last year's Jiang Jieshi's husband abandoned Nanjing and fled south to Hong Kong to be an apartment, and now Yan-Xishan's husband has been sent to the wilderness again, and he also went to Hong Kong to be an apartment. It turned out to be Mao Rundong and them, who we never expected. A year ago, I don't think anyone would have thought that they would gain power, when the Red Army was defeated by the blows of Chiang Kai-shek's Central Army, and there was no hope of survival, but now, they have won most of China. ”

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