Slavic Light: In 1935, the German government in Weimar declared bankruptcy, and a large number of German technicians fled. Pen ~ fun ~ cabinet www.biquge.info Although the situation finally stabilized around 1938, Central and Eastern Europe had become a satellite state of the Soviet Union under the export of Soviet ideas, and the Soviet Union benefited a lot from the collapse of Germany, and in 1944 became the world's first power, and the combined national strength was equivalent to the sum of the second United States and the third United Kingdom.

World War II: Also known as the Second World Revolutionary War. In 1946, Stalin decided to "liberate all the peoples of Europe" because of his strong national strength. The outbreak of World War II followed the formation of the Allied bloc in Europe and the United States to counter the Soviet invasion (this is where the Allies came from). The Allies initially declared that they would "declare war only on the combined international forces of the Soviet Union and its puppets (this is how the coalition came from)," but in 1949 the Chinese coalition defeated the Allied government, and the Allies subsequently declared war on New China, which had not helped the Soviet Union, and the war expanded to the Far East. The Allied General Headquarters, which was based in Berlin, Paris, London, Brussels, New York, Chicago, Ottawa, and other places, is now moving from Vancouver to Denver.

Operation Wandering: In 1947, after London fell to the Soviet Union, Stalin visited London and was killed by the Allied spy Kane. After that, the strength of the Soviet Union plummeted, and the Allies took the opportunity to retake London. Kane is missing, and the coalition and Allied forces have searched extensively with no results.

Moscow Raid: In 1950, the Allies used a chrono teleporter to raid Moscow, and the Soviet Union was defeated. 117 Soviet military and political officials were arrested and brought to Nuremberg for trial, the Allies established 16 headquarters of occupation districts on Soviet soil, and the "Free Government of the Second Russian Republic" headed by Borodin implemented a policy of Westernization.

Operation Huns: In 1950, on the eve of the demise of the interval, Soviet leader Beria signed a top-secret directive before committing suicide, bringing 6 million people, including the living forces of the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, scientific and technical personnel, high-ranking workers, high-level intellectuals, well-trained soldiers, and students of first-class universities, with all kinds of science and technology, precious metals in the vault, blueprints for the development of superweapons, and intelligence materials of the Allies (according to Glinsky's words, "Beria will take what is left of the Soviet Union on the eve of its demise, All hollowed out and given to the Chinese") to Mongolia and the Xinjiang region of China. In 1951, only 60% of these people and 63% of their skills arrived in China, and China was on the verge of being wiped out by the Allies. Before and after the Soviet Union's restoration, China paid a large amount of aid to the Soviet Union, so that the Soviet Union could immediately retaliate against the United States in just eight years.

Soviet Resistance Army: In 1950, opposition to the Liberal Government formed a group of guerrillas who tried to restore the Soviet era, attacking the Allies and the Liberal Government, causing great harm to the Allies. In 1959, the Borodin government appealed to the Allies for help, citing the fact that the east of the Ural Mountains had completely fallen into the hands of the partisans. At the moment, due to the distraction of the Allied high-level from Germany, most of the European members voted against interfering with the Soviet Union. In 1960, Borogin's reform program failed completely, the "free zone" economy fell sharply for four consecutive years, and the oligarchs stole most of the country's wealth. Borodin was then overthrown by Defense Minister Morchakov, who also failed to save the rout of the liberal government. In 1961, Lomanov, the Supreme Leader of the Second Soviet, marched to Moscow to the cheers of the people, and the Livonian Division, the "most loyal free army", surrendered without a fight. The last president, Wrangel Jr., a caretaker in Morchakov's government, committed suicide with a gun after signing an agreement in the Kremlin to surrender and dissolve the government. Then the Second Soviet Government came to power. The era of the activities of the Soviet Resistance Army, known as the "New 1905", left a strong mark on the cultural propaganda of the Soviet Union.

The Treaty of Berlin and the "False Peace": In 1962, Lomanov signed the fully reconciled Treaty of Berlin with the Allied Commander-in-Chief, General Kaveli, in Berlin: the Allied forces withdrew from the Soviet Union "in line with Lomanov's 'moderate communism' to defuse the Soviet people's hostile policy toward the free world." In the same year, due to American laziness and the desire to set up a model country for the "democratic Soviet Union", the United States allowed the Soviet Union to send troops to Central America to quell the local riots. In 1963, the Soviet Union brokered peace talks between the Allies and China, and the Allies generally believed that "the Soviet Union was no longer a threat." In 1970, the Soviet Union launched the Third World Revolutionary War, and the era of "false peace" ended.

Seventh Revolutionary War in China: Refers to the Allied invasion of China during the Second World Revolutionary War. However, in 1949, the Chinese coalition defeated the Allied government, and the Allies subsequently declared war on New China, which had not helped the Soviet Union (the first six were the Xinhai Revolution, the Second Revolution, the Protectorate War, the French Protectorate War, the Northern Expedition, and the Liberation War). At the beginning of the war, the scale was small, but since the defeat of the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe in 1952, the only spheres of influence of the coalition forces in the world are Chinese mainland, Mongolia, North Korea, North Vietnam, Laos, northern Myanmar, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. On the third day of the victory in the war against the Soviet Union, the Allies issued an ultimatum demanding the unconditional surrender of the last Asian countries led by the Chinese government of Zhou Anlong to the Chang puppet clique in exile in Taiwan, which was sternly rejected by Zhou Anlong's conquest. Subsequently, the Allies mobilized 10.6 million troops from 60 "countries" (17 remaining at the time of the armistice), including the Russian Free Government, to attack China and its allies with only 5 million men. At a severe disadvantage, China lost all its allies and was left with only parts of North and Northwest China, but then the Soviet Union's Xiongnu operations brought great support to China, and China was able to fight back after coming back from the dead. In 1953, the Allied forces in the northeast and northwest were completely wiped out, and the Russian Free Government unilaterally ceased war with China; In 1954, Korea was restored; In 1955, the Allied forces in North China were annihilated in the Battle of Central Henan, and the Allied army's proposal for a "truce on the river" was vetoed; In 1957, the Xinjiang rebels and the Afghan allies were eliminated, and the west became a stable rear; In 1958, the Chang Kai gang was driven out of the mainland, and China's Seventh Revolutionary War turned into a full-scale counteroffensive; In 1959, Vietnam was restored, Democratic Kampuchea was established, and the sphere of influence of the coalition forces increased to southern Vietnam and Cambodia compared with before the war. In 1960, southern Myanmar was incorporated into northern Myanmar; In 1961, Chang Kai was coup d'état by his younger brother Chang Shen due to the disadvantage of the war, and the latter declared independence on Duwan Island, and was later regained power by Chang Kai, but the mainland refused to divide the gorge and rule; In 1963, the Armistice Agreement of the Chinese War of Independence was signed; In 1964, the New Delhi Contract was replaced by the formal New Delhi Treaty, and the 14-year war finally ended, and the Allied forces went from prosperity to decline.

World Revolutionary War III and Operation Dawn Front: In 1970, 20 countries, led by the Soviet Union, launched a blitzkrieg attack on the U.S. mainland from Mexico, Cuba, Morocco, and the Pacific. The "Great Wall of Europe" of the United States: the "Peace Guard" defense system, as well as the nuclear forces of the United States homeland, were all destroyed under the control of the mind, and the progress was so rapid that the Allied General Command did not even react. The battle marked the resurrection of the Stalinist coalition forces. In 1974, the United States fell and the U.S. government went into exile in Canada, and the United States had not yet passed the General Motion Act. In the same year, all Allied member states declared war on the Allied forces, and the result was the destruction of the country. Paris fell into ruins. In 1977, Canada and Alaska were liberated, and the coalition forces won the Third World Revolutionary War by directly attacking the continental United States, but a large part of the fruits of the victory were stolen by Yuri.

September Mutiny: In September 1976, the fourth 4-time winner of the title of Hero of the Soviet Union, Deputy Chairman of the National Defense Committee, Supreme Commander and Political Commissar of the Allied Forces and Supreme Commander of the North American Military District, Generalissimo Modilavi, sent assassins to assassinate Lomanov, and after the failure staged a mutiny in Washington, again failed and was arrested by the elder Mosvenk. The plane escorting Modilavi was shot down over the Atlantic Ocean, and all of them died.

Moscow Mutiny and World Empire: In 1978, the coup d'état in Moscow by Marshal Yuri, Commander-in-Chief and Political Commissar of the Allied Forces, Supreme Leader of the USSR Academy of Sciences, and Soviet Construction Councilor, was debunked and thwarted by Prime Minister Lomanov, Marshal Sophia, and Marshal Mosvenk Sr., who were under house arrest, but in less than a year, Yuri's world empire was established around the globe, with only a few regions not yet under Yuri's rule. When Yuri's power expanded to the point of unstoppability, in 1980, the Allies and the Coalition officially declared war on Yuri at the same time, but did not cooperate.

-- From the Encyclopedia of the International Revolutionary War