[Anti-Japanese Iron Blood King] Chapter 843: The Meaning Behind Su Ri's Peace (Ask for Subscription!) , ask for a monthly pass, ask for everything! ）

Although many people believe that even if Japan attacked the Soviet Union in the north, the outcome of World War II would not change in any way, Germany and Japan would still lose, and the Allies would inevitably achieve the final victory. Pen % fun % Pavilion www.biquge.info

Ma Zheng himself does not agree with this point of view. While the above view cannot be said to be wrong, it is not necessarily correct. Because war is not just about these issues, in fact if Japan declares war on the Soviet Union after Germany has started a war with the Soviet Union, then the Soviet Union will definitely lose. As for the reason, it is quite simple, it is not due to the war itself, but to psychological pressure.

If Japan did attack the Soviet Union, the Soviet Union would face the same situation as France would have faced after the German attack.

Germany attacked France, a battle down the Anglo-French coalition army defeated, heavy losses, completely lost the strategic initiative, when France was about to lose, Italy stabbed in the back, Italy declared war on France, and crossed the Alps to attack France, but the Italian army was very incompetent, did not play any role at all, 32 divisions of the Italian army in 4 divisions of the French army under the blockade of the advance.

Although the French held off the Italian army, Italy's entry into the war still made the French feel that the general trend had gone, and the situation of internal and external difficulties could only make the French despair, and it can be said that Italy's participation in the war eventually led to the surrender of France.

And if Japan chooses to advance northward, Japan may play this role, and if Japan attacks the Soviet Union at that time, it is very likely to drive the Soviet Union to the point of despair, although the Soviet Union is a country far tougher than the French, and Stalin is much tougher than the head of government of France.

Throughout World War II, several turning points can be found, the most striking and influential of which was the Battle of Moscow. The reason why the Soviet Union was able to win this war was that it had to face up to the impact of Japan's southward expansion strategy on the Battle of Moscow, and it can be said that Japan's southward expansion strategy made the Soviet Union's Battle of Moscow.

It is said that at the end of 1941, Stalin, who was anxious about the war situation, suddenly received a piece of information, and Stalin's secretary only said one word, Sorge's information, and withdrew.

As soon as Stalin wanted to light a pipe with a match, as soon as he heard that it was Sorge's intelligence, he immediately put down the match and pipe in his hand, opened the folder and read it, this information was not very many, and the content was: "It is reported that the Japanese government will not start a war against the Soviet Union before the autumn of 1942." ”

The sender of this information was the Soviet spy Sorge, after he sent this information, he was arrested, this information became a great spy, this information is so important that some people list Sorge as the greatest spy in the history of world espionage, and his information undoubtedly saved the worsening Soviet-German battlefield, became a turning point in the Great Patriotic War of the Soviet Union, and more likely saved the entire form of World War II.

After Stalin learned that Japan would not attack the Soviet Union, he immediately transferred the Siberian division deployed on the Eastern Front back to the Moscow front, and at that time on the Moscow front, the Soviet Union and Germany were doing their best, like two opponents who were battered and exhausted, and the victory or defeat would only depend on which side got reinforcements first, and the arrival of several Siberian divisions made the battlefield form fundamentally reversed, and the tide of the war began to turn against Germany.

Then the Soviet army began to launch a counteroffensive in Moscow, dealing a major blow to the German team, the Soviet army began to seize the initiative in the war on the battlefield, and finally doomed Hitler to defeat, it can be said that the destruction of the Nazis began in Moscow.

Ma Zheng has been worried that if Japan no longer goes south as it did in history, but chooses to go north, history is likely to be rewritten, and China will fall into a greater crisis, so Ma Zheng is angry at the signing of the neutrality treaty between the Soviet Union and Japan, but also has to rejoice and rejoice in the meaning behind the signing of this treaty.

Now that Japan has reached a neutrality agreement with the Soviet Union, it means that Japan will not fight to the death with the Soviet Union, and it is important to note the efforts and costs that Japan has paid to make the Soviet Union neutral during the war, and it will not hesitate to give up many benefits for this. This shows the importance that the Japanese government attaches to the Soviet Union and its expectation that the two countries will strictly abide by the neutrality treaty.

This means that Japan is ideologically ready to go south, and even does not hesitate to start a war with the United States, Britain, the Netherlands, France, and other countries, which is a rare good news for China. As long as Japan dares to take this step, then the time for Japan's demise is not far off.

Ma Zheng is looking forward to it, but he is secretly preparing, he is looking forward to Japan entering the final madness, and he is preparing how to deal with the next war. Although the peace between the Soviet Union and Japan is of great significance and the confidence revealed is gratifying, after all, as far as the current situation is concerned, the negative impact of this incident on China is far greater than the positive one, and the next period of time will certainly have a far-reaching impact on China's war of resistance against Japan, and at the same time, it will also be frightening step by step.

Since the Soviet Union has decided to make peace with Japan, it means that the Soviet Union intends to sacrifice China's interests, that is to say, the Soviet Union will reconsider or has already considered how to deal with the relations of the whole of China, including the Suicha Military Region.

The reduction of aid is only one aspect, and the withdrawal of volunteer pilots to aid China is just a routine matter, and it is not known whether Sino-Soviet trade is completely severed. At present, Ma Zheng is most concerned about how the Soviet Union intends to deal with its relations with the Suicha Military Region, and how to deal with the large-scale transactions that are being carried out in Zamyn-Uud and Erenhot, which are only four or five months away from the official transaction between the two sides.

Before the Soviet Union signed a neutrality treaty with Japan, it had already considered the possible problems that might arise, including relations with China. In relations with China, Ma Zheng's department was the focus of the Soviet Union's consideration, because for several years the relationship between the Soviet Union and the Chinese government was unilaterally dependent, and the Chinese government relied on the Soviet Union, the only country willing to assist China.

To put it bluntly, the Soviet government does not owe China anything, and even if it turns its face, there is no psychological burden. However, there is a variable in this, that is, the Suicha Military Region.

The main reason is that the relationship between the Suicha Military Region and the Soviet Union is not unilateral dependence, but cooperation between them, and such a relationship was established between the two sides from the time when the Soviet Union purchased penicillin drugs from the Huaxia Company, and has continued to this day.

Now the Suicha Military Region needs Soviet oil and industrial equipment, and the Soviet Union needs to import drugs from the Huaxia Company, and through this half-year cooperation, the Soviet government has not only gained a lot of benefits from the drug business, but also obtained huge profits from other transactions between the two sides.

It is precisely because of the snowflakes of the Suicha Military Region that the economic development of the Soviet Union is very good, and so far the total economic volume of the Soviet Union has reached the first place in Europe and the second place in the world.

Such a huge market is by no means something that can be lost, and such losses cannot be borne by the Soviet government. But relative to the national security of the Soviet Union, even though Stalin knew that doing so would offend Ma Zheng and even the whole of China, he still did it. From the Soviet point of view, this in itself was true, after all, the Soviet Union could not fight on both the eastern and western fronts at the same time, and then the Soviet Union could be destroyed as a result.

Moreover, in order to deal with the possible attack launched by Japan, before the signing of the "Soviet-Japanese Neutrality Treaty", the Soviet Union stationed a large number of troops in the Far East, and as Japan continued to increase its troops to China and expand its establishment, the Soviet Union had to increase its investment in the Red Army in the Far East again and again.

Up to now, the Soviet Union has more than 350,000 troops in the Far East, and the 30th Mechanized Army, the 59th Tank Division and the 69th Motorized Rifle Division have been newly formed.

In addition, the Soviet Far Eastern Front, stationed in the Far East, had 1,737 aircraft, expanded the Fifth Army of long-range bomber aviation, and the Soviet Pacific Fleet had nearly 300 ships. The Soviet Government has planned to increase the garrison in the Far East by another 300,000 troops, bringing the total number of troops to 600,000 to 650,000.

With such a large army, the attrition is enormous. Even those as strong as the Soviet Union struggled, not to mention that the Soviet Union now had an even more vicious neighbor who was really unable to fight on two fronts. (To be continued.) )