When the anti-China incident broke out in Indonesia, New China set up special overseas Chinese farms in Guangdong and Fujian to receive the more than 300,000 overseas Chinese who had returned to China, and at the same time, according to Lin Han's advice, a large number of troops were conscripted among these overseas Chinese to form the so-called "Nanyang Overseas Chinese Liberation Army" in preparation for the establishment of a Chinese state in Southeast Asia in the future.

With the help of New China, the Chinese side contributed people and organizations to help Lin Han organize these returned overseas Chinese, form them into a group, and establish a top-down organizational backbone.

The Chinese Communist Party fulfilled the agreement reached in the Soviet area that year: before the establishment of New China, Lin Han did not hesitate to let New China be established ahead of schedule. Afterwards, the new China side helped Lin Han to "feed" the establishment of the country in Southeast Asia.

To do great things and build the country, organizations and cadres are indispensable resources. Nominally, Lin Han is the supreme head of the Southeast Asian Overseas Chinese Alliance, but a considerable part of the specific personnel backbone is provided by the New China side.

In Lin Han's view, the situation of his Chinese organization in Nanyang is a bit like North Korea or North Vietnam in 1950, which was deeply influenced by the Chinese ** group, and a lot of "sand" was infiltrated into the organization.

However, the biggest difference between Lin Han and Jin Sun is that he is not a person with strong power, and he is even more lazy and likes to enjoy 12 lazy people who just want to be the emperor. Yan didn't care too much about his organization being infiltrated by the Chinese (crab) Communist Party. So far, his relationship with the senior leaders of New China is still in the golden age of "honey blending oil".

After receiving important information that the British were preparing to lure the Japanese into the Malay Peninsula, the Chinese high-level leaders decided to temporarily abandon the Malay campaign at this point in time.

There are many reasons for abandoning the Malay campaign.

The first is that the industrial capacity of New China is too poor, from the mainland to Southeast Asia. It's too far away for supplies to get up. The current meagre supply capacity of automobiles is struggling to maintain even a front in northeastern India.

The second is that the terrain of the Malay Peninsula is too narrow and long, and it is very easy to be blocked by the enemy's landing on the sea through Guò, cutting off the back route, repeating the historical scene of the Inchon landing during the Korean War.

The third point is the threat from the United States, which is now more and more likely to be involved in World War II by the Americans. Within the United States. Officials are preparing public opinion for full-scale participation in the war. The anti-war rhetoric that used to be buzzing is now hard to see in the official newspapers of the United States. It is precisely because of pressure from the United States that Thailand, which is sandwiched between Malaysia and China, is still playing the so-called "neutral" line and has never allowed the PLA to cross the border.

In order to put more pressure on China, the US Pacific Fleet, at the invitation of the British, has sent two battleships to Singapore to carry out the "bridge protection mission." It is self-evident that the demonstration against China is self-evident.

Now Li Huamei has successfully undercover in Japan, and the intelligence sent back from Japan shows that through guò Li Huamei. The many victories of the Germans in the Battle of the Norwegian Sea irritated the Japanese government, and the Japanese also wanted to rely on their own "ship mother" to repeat the glory of the German navy.

While Lin Han was in China and discussing strategic issues in Asia with the top leaders, the French campaign was also in its final stages.

On 11 June, German Army Group C advanced to the Marne-Rhine Canal, by which time Army Group A had captured Verdun and the French army of 500,000 was surrounded in Alsace and south of Lorraine. All but a few fled to Switzerland. On June 14, the French government announced a cessation of resistance.

It's June 20th. In the French town of Compiègne, France and Germany signed an armistice. As has happened in history, the signing ceremony took place not in the town's famous castle, but in a train car. After the defeat of Germany in World War I, it was in the same carriage that Germany surrendered to the Entente. To wash away this shame. At the same time, in response to the Germans' "revenge" mentality, Hannah, like Hitler in history, ordered the carriage to be dragged out of the museum and used as a place for France to sign the instrument of surrender. The carriage was later taken to Germany and stored in a German museum.

Under the terms of the armistice. Germany was to occupy the northern half of France, as well as the Atlantic coast of France. The French team will be disarmed and demobilized. France would pay for the German occupation forces, and all German refugees would be returned to Germany.

Unlike in history, Germany had little ambition for French territory, and only demanded the recovery of Alsace and Lorraine, which had been occupied by the French after World War I. The northern coast of France, due to the "need for air defense", was temporarily placed at the disposal of the Germans.

As for the reparations for France's defeat, Hannah listened to Lin Han's opinion, and considering the needs of "European integration" in the future, Hannah simply asked the French to return the original amount of the reparations paid by Germany to France after World War I, plus interest.

During this period, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, in his address to the people, called on France to persist in the fight against Hitler. But at this time in France, the minds of all the people from top to bottom were full of thoughts: let this damn war end early!

Similar thoughts, so Petain's government ignored them.

In his speech to Parliament, Churchill said: "If we stand up to Hitler, the whole of Europe will be liberated, and the whole world will be taken to the vast sunny wilderness." But if we fail, the whole world, including the United States, including the countries we are familiar with and concerned about, will fall into the abyss of a new dark age. ”

Churchill realized that his speech could not stop the German aggression. Because he also admitted that the French campaign was over, the British campaign was about to begin, and the survival of Western civilization was fought here.

Despite the greater pressure than ever before, the British government was determined to continue the war like a bull.

During this period, the Americans also sent special envoys to Germany to find Hitler, demanding that Germany return in advance the huge amount of money borrowed by the Americans when it was engaged in large-scale industrialization and armaments.

In order to get involved in the European war earlier, the Americans have begun to roll up their sleeves and prepare for full-scale entry into the war.

And on June 22, a burst of news came out, which instantly shook the world.

On this day, the British government issued a high-profile joint statement claiming that it would invite the Japanese Army to be stationed in the Malay Peninsula.

For a time, the whole world was stimulated by the British government's bold behavior of luring wolves into the house, and it was almost out of breath. (To be continued......) R752