(271) The war against the Bolsheviks

Could it be that something happened that I didn't know?

When Yusaku Uehara returned to the staff headquarters, he was surprised to find that Nagata Tetsuyama had been waiting there.

"I just got the news that the Imperial Political Axe, mediated by Britain and the United States, has reached a ceasefire agreement with the Chinese Political Axe." Nagata Tetsuyama handed over a report to Yusaku Uehara.

Uehara was shocked, but he still took the report quietly on the surface and looked at it carefully.

"In other words, we will fight against Soviet Russia together with the Chinese army." Yusaku Uehara finished reading the report and said with a sigh.

"It's not a good thing for the current book." Nagata Tetsuyama replied, with a hint of relief in his words.

A few days later, Yusaku Uehara resigned from his post as chief of the General Staff Headquarters and, in his capacity as commander-in-chief of the Siberian Dispatch Army, attended a mass meeting held by various circles in Tokyo to send off the soldiers on the expedition, at which the Emperor's war edict on sending troops to Siberia was read. Present at the congress were the Tokyo upper class, the big chaebols, the big warlords, the various exploiting classes and the ruling class, and the workers, students, citizens, clerks, women and children who belonged to the working people. The largest and most vocal was the 100,000 working-class contingent from the Tokyo factories, who listened to the great call of the Holy Emperor with tears in their eyes, determined to produce more and better weapons and munitions to support the front. On and off the stage, they shared the same hatred for the enemy, waved their arms together and shouted many earth-shattering slogans, vowing to be the strong backing of the front-line soldiers who fought bloodily to open up the territory. In his heart, Admiral Yusaku Uehara swore an oath on the spot, determined to defeat the evil Russian army, occupy all of Siberia, and let the light of Emperor Samoto illuminate that dark land.

On October 21, 1921, Army General Yusaku Uehara led the first batch of reinforcements and two divisions to board the ship and set off. On that day, as light rain fell in the sky over the port of Tokyo, the sea was foggy, and the ship sounded its whistle, Yusaku Uehara stood on the bridge and waved to the crowd of people seeing them off, and then set his eyes on the vast continent on the west coast of the sea, which was shrouded in gunsmoke. The general was convinced that his name would eventually be associated with the war, or rather with a great cause, with the brilliant blueprint of a vast empire.

On October 25, 1921, China and the two countries achieved a comprehensive ceasefire.

Chita, Siberia.

In one barracks, a beautiful [***] man in the uniform of a Chinese general was pacing back and forth while talking something while a typist was rapidly tapping on the keyboard of a typewriter.

"Order No. 10, October 27, 1921."

"To all officers and men of the 7th Tank Brigade and all officers and men of the 22nd Tactical Air Brigade:"

"From the bloody passage of the Eastern Railway to the Xingkai Lake, from the crossing of Manchuria to the Yalu River, from the brave crossing of the Ergun River to the entry into Russia, and now to Chita, your record is one of successive victories. Not only have you defeated cunning and cruel enemies, but you have overcome the difficulties caused by the terrain and weather with your perseverance. Neither the heat nor the sandstorms, nor the floods nor the snow, can stop you. The speed of your marches and the impressive record of your march are unmatched in the history of the [***] team. ”

"Recently, I had the honor of receiving the second Grand Golden Harvest Medal and the Golden Dragon Epaulette from the Commander of the 2nd Army, General Cao Kun. This honor has been awarded to me not because of my great achievements, but because of your impressive achievements. I thank you from the bottom of my heart. ”

"It is my fervent blessing and firm conviction that, with the blessing of the omnipotent God, under the inspiring instructions of our President and the High Command, and under the glorious banner of our fight for world peace and justice, you will continue to triumph, destroy evil and tyranny, avenge our fallen comrades, and restore peace to a war-torn world."

"In the end, I think there is only one sentence that best expresses my feelings now, and that is the old proverb: 'Brave and warlike soldiers, you have been tested by blood and fire, and you have been tempered into steel.'"

"Major General Commander of the Chinese Border Guards, George Jr.? S. Barton. ”

After verifying that it was correct, Barton demanded that the order be issued immediately.

"Haven't we already made a truce with myself? Checkmate? The young typist looked up at Barton, who was pacing back and forth in the room, and asked with some puzzlement.

"Yes, we have a truce." Barton nodded with a serious expression, "Because we have more evil enemies to deal with." ”

"An even more evil enemy?"

"Yes, so evil that even the savage Yu himself has to fear them, and even asks to cooperate with us to defeat these evil enemies."

"I see, when you say 'evil enemy', you mean Soviet Russia, right?"

"Yes, my child, Soviet Russia and the Bolsheviks who built it, are the most evil enemies in this world."

"Yes, I heard from the people who had fled from Russia that they were destroying everywhere, and that it was the needs of the revolution."

"There's nothing more terrible than that." Patton looked at the Chinese boy, who was only about fifteen or sixteen years old and had just joined the army, and a hint of love flashed in his eyes. "Are you married? My baby? I've heard that Chinese customs say that young people generally get married very early. ”

"Not yet, General." The young typist's face flushed, but there was a glint of joy in his eyes, "However, I like a girl in our class, and she likes me, we have known each other for a long time, and I plan to go back and marry her after the war, of course, this requires my parents to come forward and propose marriage, and to get her parents' consent." ”

"Happy child, I'm so happy for you." Barton nodded with a smile, and suddenly the conversation changed, "But, my child, have you ever thought about how you would feel if someone tried to forcibly take her away from you, or even take possession of more girls like her?" ”

"I'll kill him." The young man's expression was a pan, and he said with some excitement.

"This is what is happening in Soviet Russia now, and openly and in the name of revolution." Barton said.

"What?"

"I have here a document that, after the success of the 'October Revolution' made by the Russians, the Soviet government announced that women between the ages of fifteen and twenty-five must be 'communalized,' and that revolutionaries could exercise this right by applying for a permit from the revolutionary organs. Every Bolshevik, with such a license, could 'publicize' ten girls. ”

"I've heard them have the slogan 'Shared Wife' before, and you say it's true?"

"According to some people who have fled from Russia, as well as the investigation by our intelligence officers, there is indeed a 'co-wife' thing. And now it is being carried out extensively and deeply. ”

"Why are they doing this?"

"For in the theory of 'communivism', not only is property communal, but it is also written that the family will perish. They believe that the 'monogamous' social system is a product of private ownership. The communitarian system is to abolish marriage and the family, which are based on private ownership. The revolution of the Bolsheviks was therefore not limited to the looting of property and massacres, but also the total destruction of all norms of human moral values. The Bolsheviks were deliberately creating confusion in caste relations. ”

"It's horrible! Checkmate! The teenager's mind unconsciously imagined that his lover was snatched away by a Chinese wearing a red star hat, and he couldn't help but fight a cold war.

"After the success of the revolution of the Bolsheviks, it was accompanied by the communalization of property, as well as the 'communalization' of surname resources, if the word is translated directly. It should be translated as 'socialization'. There are two aspects to the comprehensive emancipation of the surname of revolutionaries, that is, the revolutionaries advocate and practice the surname revolution, and the surname resources of non-revolutionaries are forcibly 'publicized', that is, they are forcibly and violently annihilated. The Russian magazine "Fatherland" comprehensively exposed the phenomenon of 'co-wifery' in the early years of Soviet Russia. The magazine pointed out that in the areas controlled by the Bolsheviks, there was a large number of 'publicized' bourgeois women, and that there were incidents of rape with collective participation everywhere. The local Bolshevik organization published the order in the "Soviet Izvestia" and posted it on the streets: 'Women between the ages of sixteen and twenty-five must be communalized. If a revolutionary needs to exercise the rights conferred by this order, he may explain it to the appropriate revolutionary organ. ’”

"Shameless!"

"I'll read a few to you, listen up." "'During a hunt in the city park, four girls were raped on the spot, twenty-five were taken to the headquarters in Porosden, and some to the inns occupied by the Bolsheviks, all of whom were raped. The fate of some of the girls was tragic, they were killed after terrible torture and their bodies were thrown into the river. A fifth-grade girl was humiliated by Russian Red Army soldiers for twelve days and nights, then she was tied to a tree, and those men tortured her with fire, and she was eventually shot. ”

"According to some people who did not dare to leave their names, the phenomenon of betrayal of ** by middle school students was very serious at that time. The world-famous sociologist Sha Lekin wrote in 1920 that the Communist Youth League played a great role in the cause of the betrayal of the youth, and under the signboard of the club, every school set up a place for the betrayal. A survey of two secondary schools in Tsarskoye Village, near St. Petersburg, found that all the children here had a surname disease. Countless teenage girls are involved in the sex business and intervene in the private lives of powerful revolutionaries. During the October Revolutionary War, the Bolsheviks also set up special institutions for displaced children. This is evidenced by the fact that 86.7 per cent of girls are no longer virgins, and they are under the age of 16. ”

"In March 1918, the 'public ownership of women' in Yekaterinburg reached its zenith. Porosden, the city's Commissar for the Interior of the Bolshevik Party, signed permits for seekers of public ownership of women (i.e., revolutionaries who demanded the rape of women), as did other local Bolshevik leaders. Porosden gave one of his assistants such a permit, which he used to 'take public ownership' - that is, rape ten girls. ”

"The permit reads as follows: Comrade Kamashev, who holds this document, has the right to publicly take ownership of ten girls between the ages of sixteen and twenty in Yekaterinburg. Comrade Kamashev may choose the girl he likes at will, and the chosen one must not disobey. ”

"In the official documents of the Soviet political axe, there may not be any words about the 'publicization' of surname resources, but the Bolsheviks had a position of total emancipation of surnames, and the decline of surname morality stemmed from this idea of the Bolshevik Party."

"They had a woman revolutionary named Claudel," Barton said, as he came to his desk, took out a document, and read it, "in her pamphlet The Family and the [***] State," which she published: 'The surname morality, demanded by the interests of the working class, is an instrument of the social struggle of the working class, and serves it. ’”

"How could they do that!"

"The ideologists of socialism advocate and fully satisfy the needs of the revolutionary class, and regard love as a petty-bourgeois romantic gadget, rejected by the proletariat. And the typical expression of the 'surname revolution' is the private life of the leaders, such as Trotsky, Bukharin, Antonov, and Crondae. Their private lives are as casual as dog mating. The middle and lower revolutionaries were not to be left behind their leaders in this respect, and our intelligence officers said that even ordinary revolutionaries had many lovers, and that revolutionaries would rape women who had no power for self-defense. It's as if it's commonplace. ”

"And after the success of the Bolshevik Revolution, the Soviet power, which replaced the old dynasty, did not have the etiquette of marriage. At that time, it would have been unconscionable for the Crondes not to use the power of politics to promote their surnames. Almost as much as the Chinese attach importance to marriage ceremonies, the Russian people also consider marriage to be a major event in life, and their traditional wedding banquets usually last for several days or a week. The solemn wedding was followed by an indispensable procedure: the wedding was followed by the drying of the sheets to demonstrate the virginity, which, obviously, in the eyes of the Bolsheviks, was also something that the revolution should remove. ”

Barton noticed that the young typist was in a state of extreme frenzy.

"Do you want China to be like Russia? My baby? Barton asked.

"Never! Checkmate! The typist said categorically.

"Well, then, you should understand, my boy, why are we fighting them?" Barton smiled and said.

The typist nodded, a resolute glint in his eyes, and Barton knew that his words had had worked well.

He had decided by this time to use the same method to motivate his Americans and Chinese to work together to fight the criminal Bolshevik army.

However, thinking that he himself, who had been an enemy just now, was now a comrade-in-arms who fought side by side, Barton still had an indescribable strange feeling in his heart.

Almost at the same time, the army could not wait to launch an attack on the Russian army in Eastern Siberia.

Ishihara Wan'er's "Siberian War":

"This was my first day in the Siberian steppes, and I saw that the Chinese army began to bombard the cities of the Russians with a special weapon. Initially, we thought it was a rocket, and later we thought it was a long-range artillery shell. In our army, there are all sorts of rumors about this weapon. But due to the strict secrecy of the Chinese people, we know very little about this weapon, I only know that this shell is not very long, much like a rocket, but it has a very strange front hoop, and in the tail there is an inverted cone connected to the long tail fin. After ignition, the powder column first blew open the cone, and the projectile body passed through the unrifled barrel, which was connected to the flange with a joint. On the flange were short barrels at an angle of 45 degrees to the barrel, each of which contained explosive powder to support ignition. When the shell flies out of the barrel, the front hoop falls off and the shell flies in balance by the tail. The range is long, but its explosive power seems to be small. I have seen one of these shells hit a hotel where some Bolsheviks were in a meeting, and they were all killed inside. ”

"The progress of our army these days is not significant, only the 6th Division is fighting well, but we have nothing to worry about. Because all the troops have already arrived at the intended place. After the signing of the cease-fire agreement, the ports of Manchuria and Vladivostok under the control of the Chinese were opened to the imperial team, so the imperial team could quickly reach Eastern Siberia, so we did not have the possibility of losing the battle, although sometimes, the combat effectiveness of the Soviet Russian army appeared to be stronger than ours, but because there was no omission in our deployment. So they don't have a chance at all. ”

"The 13th Brigade fought quite well at the beginning of the war, but under the ferocious attack of the Cossack cavalry of the Soviet Russian army, it lost a large number of men. I don't think the brigade was operating according to the correct command scheme. Later, the 13th Brigade became a very good unit under the new commander. At midnight on October 31, all our artillery bombarded the Russian troops indiscriminately for 20 minutes, as a greeting to them when we arrived here. After stopping the firing, our front scouts said that they could hear the Russians crying in the woods. The next day, I learned more about the fighting situation of the 13th brigade, and I found out that the situation was a mess. General Koichiro Tachibana had to personally intervene to change the situation. He planned to replace the 12th Brigade with the 13th Brigade, but to leave a wing to support the 6th Division. ”

(To be continued)