Chapter 1393: Great Changes in the Far East

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Chapter 1393 Great Changes in the Far East

In order to consolidate its rule in the northeast and continuously obtain strategic materials in the northeast, the enemy's base camp ordered 13 divisions to be transferred from the enemy army in north China to return to help, and the situation in the entire northeast became dangerous in an instant. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

Vladivostok, conference room of the command of the Far Eastern Military District of the USSR.

The Supreme Military Governor of the Far East, Marshal Blyukhel, had a grim gaze:

"Comrades, according to the latest information obtained by our intelligence department, a certain country has mobilized nearly half a million troops to attack our allies to resist the enemy and save the enemy, while the main forces of our Red Army in the Far East are involved in the Baikal region, how do you say we should face the current situation?"

Lyuschenkov, who temporarily served as chairman of the Soviet in the Far East, said: "Let me add: since the secret alliance with the Anti-Enemy Salvation League, we have received 50,000 tons of grain from southwest China, 10 military production lines that can produce standard weapons after transformation, a machine tool production line with high scientific and technological content (the result of 33 years of the Syrian Machinery Research Institute), a complete set of steelmaking equipment with a monthly output of 20,000 tons of steel, a production line for Chinese and Western medicines, an electron tube production line, a plastic chemical production line, Three sets of high-hardness alloy manufacturing processes, and follow-up assistance is coming to us. It can be seen from these aid supplies that the Syrian government is very sincere in cooperating with us, and it is also worthy of our sincere exchanges, so I hope that everyone can stand on a long-term standpoint and fully consider the issue of our cooperation with the rescue government. ”

There were whispers in the conference room, and there were different opinions, some of them considered this kind of cooperation to be purely an exchange of interests and not worth treating sincerely, and others that it was possible to further intensify cooperation, to regard each other as partners on an equal footing, and to join hands to resist the pressure exerted by the Soviet Central Committee and a certain country on the Far East.

After discussing for a long time, there was still no result, and the commander of the Second Amur Independent Army, Andonlov, could not sit still, stood up and said loudly:

"Comrades, I think that cooperation with the rescue of ** should be strengthened, and the other party should be regarded as an ally that we can trust, and cooperate with it without all restrictions. Now, although we can't take the initiative to send troops, we can help save the people and transfer them to the Far East to help us produce.

"People may be focusing on the series of breakthroughs we have made, but they are ignoring the problem that our logistics are becoming more and more severe. Now the development of the Far East is deformed, since we rescued from the Gugra concentration camp a million Soviet citizens who were innocently persecuted by Stalin, our total population has exceeded 13 million, and such a population base has not only solved the problem of the serious shortage of our scientific research strength in weapons research, but also set up our own research centers in the fields of physics, chemical engineering, electronics, etc.

"Comrade Stalin, probably fearing that the Soviet Union was too strong to arouse fear in all the countries of the world, sent nearly half of the country's scientists, scholars and engineers to concentration camps, and three-quarters of the Red Army commanders in the entire military districts of the Soviet Union were serving sentences in Gugra. As a result of the recruitment of a large number of Red Army officers and men who have been purged and rebelled into our army, the total number of our troops has now exceeded 1.3 million, that is to say, one out of ten people is a soldier, and there are a large number of other people who serve the army, and so many people have to consider their livelihood problems, especially the problem of filling their stomachs.

"With the enemy's heavy troops gathering to the north, the Sanjiang Plain, which is flat and vast and undefendable, I don't think we can hold it, so it is necessary to take precautions, and it is the only thing we can help at the moment. Once these Chinese immigrants join us in the Far East, it will greatly enrich our population base, especially those engaged in agriculture. Many comrades may be worried that there will be a matter of Chinese nesting in our Far East, but I think there is no need; now all the 50,000 Chinese soldiers in our Far Eastern Military District have been transferred to the rescue system and are fighting against a certain country in China, and our Soviets firmly control the superior number of troops and a large number of military-industrial enterprises. The supplies of the salvation ** must be obtained from us, and they are not qualified to challenge us at all. So, I think that should be considered in that regard. ”

Hu Lin, a former engineer adviser to the Whampoa Military Academy who was rescued from the Gugra Massachrean Massacre, can be regarded as a close friend of Blyukhel and Lyuschenkov, and he now holds the post of Minister of Economy of the Far Eastern Soviet, and he very much agrees with Antonlov:

"Yes, comrades, if we fail to solve the problem of our shortage of people working in agriculture, once a certain countryman blocks our ports and cuts off our access to the outside world, there will be a big problem in our food supply. Everyone knows that under the same circumstances, the Chinese are the most proficient at farming, and the yield of grain acres handled by them is more than twice that of our collective farms. Since they have expertise in this area, why don't we consider putting it to good use? It is in the best interest of stabilizing the current situation that our people can be freed up to do more important work.

"As everyone knows, the Central Committee of the Soviet Union in Moscow has now openly denounced in Pravda that our Soviet power in the Far East is the main culprit in splitting the Soviet Union, that it is a traitor to the great Soviet Red Army, and that it is the object of condemnation for all the people of the Soviet Union. Moscow has also offered a reward to the people of the Far East, and each of us here has a head of a million rubles, so to speak, the tacit understanding between us and the Soviets has been broken, and the danger of war is approaching us step by step.

"In this situation, we will definitely have to expand our army in the future, although we can study and build all kinds of weapons such as guns, planes, tanks, etc., but the soldiers on the front line always have to eat, and the scientists, engineers and workers also have to fill their stomachs, and if the people cannot even guarantee the most basic right to live, will they still wholeheartedly support us? Therefore, the absorption of Chinese immigrants has in fact become a matter of paramount importance to the life and death of our Far Eastern Soviets, and I suggest that this should be listed as the most important matter to be grasped besides preparations for war, and governments at all levels and generals of the armed forces must attach great importance to it. ”

The commander of the Pacific Fleet, Viktrov, added: "It is not only the problem of agriculture, but also the labor gap in the fishing industry. Shipyards are now making extensive use of our high-quality logs to produce fishing boats, but they are suffering from a severe shortage of manpower, and fishery production is not developing rapidly.

"I believe we all know that our Far East faces the sea on three sides, like a huge peninsula deep into the Pacific Ocean and the Arctic Ocean, with a long coastline and many marginal seas, many places are affected by the warm current of the Pacific Ocean, located at the intersection of warm and cold currents, and are rich in fish resources, such as sturgeon, herring, herring, plaice, sannao, rocky crab, snow crab, sperm whale, fur seal, sea otter, etc. Our ports of Vladivostok, Okhotsk, Magadan, Korsakov, Aleksandrovsk and other ports are all excellent harbors, and it would be a pity not to make full use of them, so I think it is urgent to absorb Chinese immigrants. ”

Subsequently, Vasily, Andres, and Lapin, the military generals of the Far East, and the officials of the Soviet power in the Far East, such as Vyshkav and Radomov, also expressed their support for the mass migration from the Northeast, and the plan was adopted.

Marshal Blyukhel then announced the second item on the agenda of today's meeting: Now that we have torn our faces with the Central Committee of the Soviet Union in Moscow, should we raise a banner as a proof of our own justice?

Bukharin, who was once one of the central leadership nuclei of the Soviet Union, was quickly stripped of all rights and imprisoned in concentration camps last year after Stalin broke the principle of collective leadership established in Lenin's era and seized the supreme leadership of the Soviet Union states.

Bukharin was full of resentment towards Stalin, and this time, together with many old politicians and high-ranking generals of the army who had been rescued from the concentration camp and were still recuperating, he was invited to attend the meeting.

"Comrades, I think Comrade Trotsky should be invited to the Far East to be our leader. It is well known that the Great October Revolution was launched by Comrade Lenin and Comrade Trotsky, who was Comrade Lenin's closest comrade-in-arms, the founder of the Red Army, the main leader of the Comintern, and for quite a long time our Party considered Comrade Trotsky to be the dominant player in the October Revolution and the iron soul of the uprising.

"After the establishment of the Central Committee of the Soviet Union, Comrade Trotsky successively held the posts of People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs, People's Commissar of the Navy and Army, Chairman of the Revolutionary Military Committee, and his portrait was hung side by side with the portrait of Comrade Lenin, who before his death, the delegates of all the Bolshevik National Congresses shouted the slogan 'Long live our leaders Lenin and Trotsky!' It can be seen from this that Comrade Trotsky has broad support among the broad masses of revolutionary comrades!

"As far as I know, Comrade Lenin originally intended Comrade Trotsky to be the leader of the Central Committee of the Soviet Union, and left him a will, which was used to counterbalance Stalin, who usurped the party's power at a critical moment, but because we did not see the essence of Stalin clearly at that time, we were deceived by him, and instead attacked Comrade Trotsky many times, which led to a series of tragic events that followed. Now it seems that Comrade Trotsky is right, our party, having lost its democratic atmosphere, has become the control of a dictator, and all state power, government institutions, army and police, etc., revolve around one man.

"Almost all the leaders of the country during the October Revolution, including Zinoviev, Kamenev, Tomsky and other comrades, were murdered by the dictatorship Stalin, and among the leaders of the army, Tukhachevsky, Arksnis, Yakir, Upolevich, Gamarnik and other comrades were murdered one after another, Comrade Lenin's wife Krupskaya was shamelessly imprisoned by the dictator Stalin. Comrade Alilunava also couldn't stand it and committed suicide, and I don't think I would have survived next year if I hadn't been rescued by the comrades of the Far Eastern Military District in time with Comrades Rykov, Radek, Pidakov, Krestinsky, Koravsky, and Yegorov.

"Such a tyrant, such a lone husband, such a shameful sinner who blasphemed the Soviet Union, we must unite and resolutely overthrow him in search of a truly wise leader for our great Soviet Union, and it is clear that Comrade Trotsky meets this requirement."

Bukharin's speech was like a bomb dropped on the conference table, and everyone was stunned. You must know that since the fifteenth Congress of the Soviet Union held in December 27, when Trotsky and other opposition cadres were expelled from the party, and Stalin gained absolute control of the Soviet Union, Trotsky became a taboo in the Soviets.

Under Stalin's iron-blooded methods, Trotsky's entire family was killed, and the eldest son, Sergei. Sedov, who was originally an engineer and taught at the Moscow Higher Technical School, was exiled last year and sent to Moscow at the beginning of this year to be shot; The second son, Lev. Sergei died mysteriously after an appendix surgery in Paris; Trotsky's two sons-in-law were shot, one daughter died "of illness" in 27, the second daughter died in Berlin in 33, and the third daughter, who had been reformed in a Siberian concentration camp since last year, was fortunately rescued. At the beginning of this year, the famous physicist and one of the founders of the gravitational quantum theory, Matvey. Petrovich. Blonstein joked that he was a relative of Trotsky, but he was immediately arrested as a Trotskyist and escorted to the Gugra concentration camp for rehabilitation, where he would have died by the end of the year had it not been for the timely rescue of the Far Eastern Military District.

So far, only in the army, with the exception of the Far Eastern Military District, 75 of the 80 members of the Supreme Military Council, 15 of the 16 commanders of the army group, 110 of the 195 division commanders, 186 of the 229 brigade commanders, and all the political commissars of the armies, divisions, brigades, and one-third of the regimental political commissars have been arrested, shot, or sent to the Gugra concentration camp for reform, and a wave of terror has risen over the Soviet Union.

There was silence in the conference room, and the leaders of the Central Committee of the former Soviet Union, Rykov, Radek, Pidakov, Krestinsky, and Koravsky, who had been persecuted by Stalin, stood up one after another, expressed their support for this decision, and formally broke with the terrible dictator Stalin.

Marshal Egorov, who had long served as chief of the General Staff of the Red Army before being imprisoned in the concentration camps, also had lingering feelings about Stalin's repressive rule and stood up in agreement.

As all the generals of the Far Eastern Military District, frightened by the anti-rebellion movement, stood up in support, Marshal Blyukhel finally made up his mind and decided to invite Trotsky, an old Red Army boss in exile in Mexico, to come to the Far East to serve as the general secretary of the Central Committee of the Far Eastern Soviets, and to openly set up a ring to confront Moscow and Stalin.

As the butterfly effect of An Yi grows, the situation in the Far East changes abruptly, and the international situation has also undergone major changes, what benefits can China gain from such changes?