Chapter 115

Locked in a small dark room, Thälmann calmed down, and he sat down quietly, waiting for the big drama to begin.

Soon, there were outsiders in the church, and a large number of Chinese students poured into the church, taking their seats, and soon the entire teaching room was full. Through the window, Thälmann had the opportunity to see the legendary Chinese students who were "full of ** tendencies" up close. As the comrades of the KPD said, these students were extremely young and looked to be no more than twenty years old.

After a while, Thälmann heard a student shouting in German, "Mr. Lin has arrived." ”

Then he saw all the students in the room get up from their seats and salute someone he couldn't see for a while, and then a man appeared in the middle aisle, walking straight to the pulpit in front of him, which was supposed to be the pastor's preaching.

Thälmann looked through the window and looked at the man's face, and now he seemed to know each other.

"I think about it, these Chinese students, as the newspaper said, are the martial arts champion named Lin Han who paid to sponsor students in Germany."

When Thälmann recognized Lin Han, Lin Han stood on the podium and began the evening's lecture.

Lin Han said in German from the podium:

"What I am going to explain to you today is the entire history of the German ** movement after the end of World War I, its rise in Germany, its high (crab) tide, and its final demise. In addition to listening to the lectures, please think carefully about the mistakes made by the leaders of the KPD in the process, especially the current leader Thälmann, in the aftermath of the global economic crisis of 1929. The mistakes of his political advocacy. The economic crisis of 1929 was supposed to be a godsend for Germany's ** movement to reach its peak, why did the KPD lose to the extremist right-wing Nazi Party in winning over the masses? When you listen to my explanation, please think about this carefully. ”

Hearing this, Thalman, who was locked up in a small black room, was almost choked and couldn't breathe. But he also wanted to hear what the mysterious Chinese man had to say about him. After the KPD was declared an outlawed organization, Thälmann was imprisoned. When you have time. He has also reflected on his mistakes, but the most difficult thing for people is to see themselves clearly, no matter how much he reflects, he can't find where his mistakes are.

Lin Han paused. Standing on the podium, he began to explain the process of the rise of the communist (crab) movement in Germany at the end of World War I. Explained first. It was the November Revolution in Germany.

"From 29 November to 3 November 1918, Mr. Port Kiel revolted. The 40,000 sailors and sailors believed that Germany had lost its way to war, and that it was only self-defeating to go to war. So he resisted the Navy's order to send troops. By 8 November, the workers' and soldiers' parliament had occupied most of western Germany in preparation for a "parliamentary republic". ”

"On November 9, 1918, the workers and soldiers of Dublin, Germany, also broke out into an armed uprising, seized government offices, post and telecommunications offices and railway stations, overthrew the rule of the Hohenzollern family, and forced Kaiser Wilhelm II to flee to the Netherlands in a hurry. Liebknecht proclaimed the establishment of a socialist republic at a mass meeting. ”

"In December 1918, the First All-German Congress of Soviets was held in Berlin, and due to the lack of an independent revolutionary party leadership of the proletariat and the betrayal of the right Social Democrats, power fell back into the hands of the bourgeoisie and the Junker landlords, the right-wing leading group of the German Social Democratic Party, whose leaders F. Ebert and P. Scheidemann formed the government, the People's Plenipotentiary Soviet. It failed to touch the old state apparatus and army, and left a large number of former imperial officials and generals in an effort to quell the mass movement, which led to the defeat of the November Revolution. ”

When Lin Han explained to the students on stage, Thälmann, as an observer, also sat in the small dark room and listened quietly.

After explaining the history of Germany before and after the November Revolution to the students, Lin Han first came to an end, and then began to ask the students in the audience why the German proletariat finally failed in the November Revolution and turned into bourgeois social democrats who came to power to form the Weimar Republic.

In order to help his students master German more quickly, these Chinese students began to learn German on the ship that left China for Germany, and after arriving in Germany, Lin Han strictly forbade them to use Chinese when communicating with each other, and he himself insisted on using German when teaching them. After half a year of compulsory training, the vast majority of the students in Germany are already able to converse in German. Here, however, Lin Han insisted on using German and asked his students to use the German language, but he deliberately wanted to speak it to Thälmann, who was locked up in a small dark room.

After Lin Han finished speaking, the students in the audience began to think, and after a few minutes, someone stood up and began to express their opinions.

What they said was not unusual to Thälmann, who had personally participated in the November Revolution and reflected on the reasons for the defeat of the proletarian movement. The views put forward by these students in the audience were not much different from what he had thought back then, and they were nothing more than the collusion of the bourgeoisie with the military forces of the Second Empire to suppress the revolution and so on.

After the students finished speaking and had no new opinions, Lin Han began to express his opinions.

He first conducted the "Analysis of the Classes of the Second German Empire before World War I", in which Lin Han focused on the analysis of the form of power in the Second German Empire before World War I, the relationship between the emperor and the Junkers, and at the same time he focused on explaining to the students what the Junkers were.

The term Junker originally referred to the children of nobles who did not have the title of knight, and later referred to Prussian nobles and large landowners. In German literature, the Junkers are divided into different types, such as the Battle Junkers, the Court Junkers, the House Junkers, and the Country Junkers. It was the village Junkers that really played a big role in German history.

After the German Revolution of 1848, the Junkers' manor economy gradually transformed into capitalist farms, and most of the Junkers began to be bourgeoisified, but many feudal remnants remained. In the Junker estate, hired peasants remained in the status of semi-serfs. This method of gradually replacing the exploitation of serfdom with capitalist exploitation while retaining feudal land ownership. Known as the Prussian road.

The Junker landlord class was an extreme conservatism in politics, advocating monarchy, advocating force, and favoring protectionism against agriculture, represented by Bismarck. The "top" reunification of Germany in Prussia in 1871 marked the final form of Junker bourgeois rule. The German Conservatives in the Reichstag and the peasant leagues outside the Reichstag represented Juncker interests, and most of the officers in the army were Junkers, thus giving the entire German Reich the Junker brand. During the Weimar Republic, Juncker was hostile to the republican form of government and supported Adolf. Hitler came to power.

"The November Revolution of 1918. Although ostensibly a revolution moved by sailors in the port of Kiel. But this was only a fuse, and the real reason for the Kaiser's downfall, in addition to the defeat, was that the Junker class, which supported the Kaiser's power base, collectively abandoned Wilhelm II at this time. ”

"Before World War I. It was the Junker nobility who pushed Wilhelm II into World War I. After the defeat. In order to evade Britain, France and other countries to hold Germany accountable for the war, there was no better object than Wilhelm II to launch as a scapegoat. The uprising of Kiel's sailors was inevitable by chance. Even if there was no revolt of Kiel's sailors. The Junker bourgeoisie in Germany, like the Mensheviks in Soviet Russia, would also launch a bourgeois uprising similar to the February Revolution to oust the Kaiser. The revolt of the sailors in the port of Kiel was just a little faster than the Junkers. ”

"The resignation of the Kaiser was nothing more than a successful attempt by the German Junkers to escape the post-war reckoning by allowing Wilhelm II to assume the responsibility for the war. At the same time, through the hands of the founders of the Weimar Republic, the Junkers inflicted the infamy of signing the Treaty of Falsay on the Chancellor of the Weimar Republic. ”

"The fundamental reason for the failure of the November Revolution was not that the Social Democrats betrayed the revolution and joined the enemy, but that the essence of the revolution itself was that the German Junkers, having completed the plan of the German Junkers, began to purge the sailors who had lost their usefulness."

"The defeat of the November Revolution was inevitable. Because the Junkers, who constituted the main body of German influence, were almost completely invulnerable during the First World War. The Soviet-stacked regime established in Bavaria, which is why it was destroyed so quickly. ”

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Chapter 115

Locked in a small dark room, Thälmann calmed down, and he sat down quietly, waiting for the big drama to begin.

Soon, there were outsiders in the church, and a large number of Chinese students poured into the church, taking their seats, and soon the entire teaching room was full. Through the window, Thälmann had the opportunity to see the legendary Chinese students who were "full of ** tendencies" up close. As the comrades of the KPD said, these students were extremely young and looked to be no more than twenty years old.

After a while, Thälmann heard a student shouting in German, "Mr. Lin has arrived." ”

Then he saw all the students in the room get up from their seats and salute someone he couldn't see for a while, and then a man appeared in the middle aisle, walking straight to the pulpit in front of him, which was supposed to be the pastor's preaching.

Thälmann looked through the window and looked at the man's face, and now he seemed to know each other.

"I think about it, these Chinese students, as the newspaper said, are the martial arts champion named Lin Han who paid to sponsor students in Germany."

When Thälmann recognized Lin Han, Lin Han stood on the podium and began the evening's lecture.

Lin Han said in German from the podium:

"What I am going to explain to you today is the entire history of the German ** movement after the end of World War I, its rise in Germany, its high (crab) tide, and its final demise. In addition to the lectures, please think carefully about the mistakes made by the leaders of the KPD in the process, especially the current leader Thälmann, who made mistakes in his political ideas after the global economic crisis of 1929. The economic crisis of 1929 was supposed to be a godsend for Germany's ** movement to reach its peak, why did the KPD lose to the extremist right-wing Nazi Party in winning over the masses? When you listen to my explanation, please think about this carefully. ”

Hearing this, Thalman was locked up in a small black room. I almost choked on my breath. But he also wanted to hear what the mysterious Chinese man had to say about him. Since the KPD was declared an illegal organization, Thälmann has been imprisoned, and when he has time, he has also reflected on his mistakes, but the most difficult thing for people is to see themselves clearly, and no matter how much he reflects, he can't find where his mistakes are.

Lin Hann paused, stood on the podium and began to explain the process of the rise of the communist (crab) movement in Germany at the end of World War I. It was the November Revolution in Germany.

"November 29-November 3, 1918. Mr. Port Kiel revolted. The 40,000 sailors and sailors resisted the Navy's order to send troops, believing that the Germans were in danger of losing the war and that they were only going to war for their own destruction. By 8 November, the workers' and soldiers' council had occupied most of western Germany. Prepare for a "parliamentary republic". ”

"November 9, 1918. Workers and soldiers in Dublin, Germany, also broke out into an armed uprising. The occupation of government offices, post offices and railway stations, the overthrow of the Hohenzollerns, forced Kaiser Wilhelm II to flee to the Netherlands in a hurry. Armed workers and soldiers were in charge of the Spartacist leader Karl. Liebknecht proclaimed the establishment of a socialist republic at a mass meeting. ”

"In December 1918, the First All-German Congress of Soviets was held in Berlin, and due to the lack of an independent revolutionary party leadership of the proletariat and the betrayal of the right Social Democrats, power fell back into the hands of the bourgeoisie and the Junker landlords, the right-wing leading group of the German Social Democratic Party, whose leaders F. Ebert and P. Scheidemann formed the government, the People's Plenipotentiary Soviet. It failed to touch the old state apparatus and army, and left a large number of former imperial officials and generals in an effort to quell the mass movement, which led to the defeat of the November Revolution. ”

When Lin Han explained to the students on stage, Thälmann, as an observer, also sat in the small dark room and listened quietly.

After explaining the history of Germany before and after the November Revolution to the students, Lin Han first came to an end, and then began to ask the students in the audience why the German proletariat finally failed in the November Revolution and turned into bourgeois social democrats who came to power to form the Weimar Republic.

In order to help his students master German more quickly, these Chinese students began to learn German on the ship that left China for Germany, and after arriving in Germany, Lin Han strictly forbade them to use Chinese when communicating with each other, and he himself insisted on using German when teaching them. After half a year of compulsory training, the vast majority of the students in Germany are already able to converse in German. Here, however, Lin Han insisted on using German and asked his students to use the German language, but he deliberately wanted to speak it to Thälmann, who was locked up in a small dark room.

After Lin Han finished speaking, the students in the audience began to think, and after a few minutes, someone stood up and began to express their opinions.

What they said was not unusual to Thälmann, who had personally participated in the November Revolution and reflected on the reasons for the defeat of the proletarian movement. The views put forward by these students in the audience were not much different from what he had thought back then, and they were nothing more than the collusion of the bourgeoisie with the military forces of the Second Empire to suppress the revolution and so on.

After the students finished speaking and had no new opinions, Lin Han began to express his opinions.

He first conducted the "Analysis of the Classes of the Second German Empire before World War I", in which Lin Han focused on the analysis of the form of power in the Second German Empire before World War I, the relationship between the emperor and the Junkers, and at the same time he focused on explaining to the students what the Junkers were.

The term Junker originally referred to the children of nobles who did not have the title of knight, and later referred to Prussian nobles and large landowners. In German literature, the Junkers are divided into different types, such as the Battle Junkers, the Court Junkers, the House Junkers, and the Country Junkers. It was the village Junkers that really played a big role in German history.

After the German Revolution of 1848, the Junkers' manor economy gradually transformed into capitalist farms, and most of the Junkers began to be bourgeoisified, but many feudal remnants remained. In the Junker estate, hired peasants remained in the status of semi-serfs. This way of gradually replacing the exploitation of serfdom with capitalist exploitation, while preserving feudal land ownership, was called the Prussian road.

The Junker landlord class was an extreme conservatism in politics, advocating monarchy, advocating force, and favoring protectionism against agriculture, represented by Bismarck. The "top" reunification of Germany in Prussia in 1871 marked the final form of Junker bourgeois rule. The German Conservatives in the Reichstag and the peasant leagues outside the Reichstag represented Juncker interests, and most of the officers in the army were Junkers, thus giving the entire German Reich the Junker brand. During the Weimar Republic, Juncker was hostile to the republican form of government and supported Adolf. Hitler came to power.

"The November Revolution of 1918, although ostensibly a revolution initiated by sailors in the port of Kiel, was only a fuse, and the real reason for the emperor's downfall, in addition to the defeat, was that the Junker class, which supported the Kaiser's power base, collectively abandoned Wilhelm II at this time."

"Before the First World War, it was the Junker aristocracy who pushed Wilhelm II into the First World War, and after the defeat, in order to evade the responsibility of Britain, France and other countries to hold Germany accountable for the war, there was no better object than Wilhelm II to launch as a scapegoat. The uprising of Kiel's sailors was inevitable by chance. Even without Kiel's sailors' uprising, the Junker bourgeoisie in Germany, like the Mensheviks in Soviet Russia, would have staged a bourgeois uprising similar to the February Revolution and ousted the Kaiser. The revolt of the sailors in the port of Kiel was just a little faster than the Junkers. ”

"The resignation of the Kaiser was nothing more than a successful attempt by the German Junkers to escape the post-war reckoning by allowing Wilhelm II to assume the responsibility for the war. At the same time, through the hands of the founders of the Weimar Republic, the Junkers inflicted the infamy of signing the Treaty of Falsay on the Chancellor of the Weimar Republic. ”

"The fundamental reason for the failure of the November Revolution was not that the Social Democrats betrayed the revolution and joined the enemy, but that the essence of the revolution itself was that the German Junkers, having completed the plan of the German Junkers, began to purge the sailors who had lost their usefulness."

"The defeat of the November Revolution was inevitable. Because the Junkers, who constituted the main body of German influence, were almost completely invulnerable during the First World War. The Soviet-stacked regime established in Bavaria, which is why it was destroyed so quickly. ”

"The resignation of the Kaiser was nothing more than a successful attempt by the German Junkers to escape the post-war reckoning by allowing Wilhelm II to assume the responsibility for the war. At the same time, through the hands of the founders of the Weimar Republic, the Junkers inflicted the infamy of signing the Treaty of Falsay on the Chancellor of the Weimar Republic. ”

"The fundamental reason for the failure of the November Revolution was not that the Social Democrats betrayed the revolution and joined the enemy, but that the essence of the revolution itself was that the German Junkers, having completed the plan of the German Junkers, began to purge the sailors who had lost their usefulness."

"The defeat of the November Revolution was inevitable. Because the Junkers, who constituted the main body of German influence, were almost completely invulnerable during the First World War. The Soviet-stacked regime established in Bavaria, which is why it was destroyed so quickly. ”

"The resignation of the Kaiser was nothing more than a successful attempt by the German Junkers to escape the post-war reckoning by allowing Wilhelm II to assume the responsibility for the war. At the same time, through the hands of the founders of the Weimar Republic, the Junkers inflicted the infamy of signing the Treaty of Falsay on the Chancellor of the Weimar Republic. ”

"The fundamental reason for the failure of the November Revolution was not that the Social Democrats betrayed the revolution and joined the enemy, but that the essence of the revolution itself was that the German Junkers, having completed the plan of the German Junkers, began to purge the sailors who had lost their usefulness."

"The defeat of the November Revolution was inevitable. Because the Junkers, who constituted the main body of German influence, were almost completely invulnerable during the First World War. The Soviet-stacked regime established in Bavaria, which is why it was destroyed so quickly

"The resignation of the Kaiser was nothing more than a successful attempt by the German Junkers to escape the post-war reckoning by allowing Wilhelm II to assume the responsibility for the war. At the same time, through the hands of the founders of the Weimar Republic, the Junkers inflicted the infamy of signing the Treaty of Falsay on the Chancellor of the Weimar Republic. ”

"The fundamental reason for the failure of the November Revolution was not that the Social Democrats betrayed the revolution and joined the enemy, but that the essence of the revolution itself was that the German Junkers, having completed the plan of the German Junkers, began to purge the sailors who had lost their usefulness." (To be continued......)

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