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Chapter 389: Wind and Clouds

When the Nanjing side learned that Japan had sent an envoy to Manchuria to negotiate, the entire Senate of the Nanjing government passed Tu Qianjun's request with a sigh, and perhaps it can be said that whether they agreed or not did not affect the fact that Tu Qianjun actually controlled Manchuria and was recognized by other countries.

When Japan announced that it would send an envoy to negotiate, the Soviet Union also announced that it would send an envoy to Manchuria to coordinate. He also claimed that the troops that invaded Outer Mongolia last time were not Soviet troops but the former Mongolian People's Army. They acted on their own without the permission of the Soviet Union, which wanted to strengthen cooperation with Manchuria.

For a moment, the whole world was stunned again! The Soviet Union changed its face too quickly, right?! Although no one admitted it last time, they didn't deny it either?! How is it that at this moment it became the actions of the Mongolian People's Army itself, and the USSR did not know about it?!

This matter was reported as the commander-in-chief of the Far Eastern Army stationed at Lake Belga. Konstantinovich. Blyukhel issued a proclamation claiming that he respected the Soviets' decision and had never entered Outer Mongolia with troops.

The Mongol People's Army, on the other hand, went out on its own without receiving orders from their own, and Blyukhel said that the Soviets thought it was their own orders at the earliest, so they did not respond to questions from the outside world.

Brüning was therefore anxious to find an outlet for Germany. That is, to find a job for those unemployed German workers, and Brüning, who had a headache for this, was attracted to the Far East by the policy of the United States!

The cooperation between the United States and Manchuria gave the prime minister a glimmer of hope, so he suggested to President Hindenburg that he could visit Manchuria and try to cooperate in releasing the unemployed in the country and providing workers in a similar way to the cooperation between the United States and Manchuria.

Of course, Germany today does not have as much capital as the United States to invest. But the benefits gained by American business in Manchuria also attracted the attention of German capital and landlords! The Junker nobles seemed to see some hope in this, so they supported Brüning in sending an envoy to Manchuria, and at the same time they themselves sent some men to accompany Enrique. Dr. Heaney came to Manchuria to see what was going on.

Under these circumstances, Manchuria, which was not very well known in the world, seemed to suddenly become an economic center! From Europe to the Americas, all talk is about Manchuria. Some small business owners and adventurers also tried to come to Manchuria in search of opportunities.

However, as the nominal superior government of Manchuria, the Nanking State Government was forgotten by everyone. In this regard, the Nanjing government was deeply humiliated but very helpless, and this humiliation and helplessness finally turned into anger and sprayed on the chairman of the committee as the leader - Jiang Zhongzheng!

Wang Zhaoming and Sun Ke delivered a series of strongly-worded speeches at recent internal meetings, openly and covertly attacking Chiang's Shanghai peace talks. Wang Zhaoming believes that if it weren't for Jiang Zhongzheng's insistence on peace talks in Shanghai, then perhaps the war could be won!

If the war had been won, it wouldn't be like this now! The Nanjing State Government, which was originally the central power, was ignored by the other countries, but it was all concentrated in the Northeast National Defense Army, which rose after 918!

Anyone with a discerning eye can see that although the Northeast National Defense Force is nominally subordinate to the Nanjing government, in fact, it is a self-contained system! From the army to the magistrate, Nanjing can only watch and can't get involved!

Even Wang Zhaoming openly and secretly pointed out that Jiang Zhongzheng secretly ordered Zhang Xueliang not to resist and led to the fall of the Northeast, all of which made Jiang Zhongzheng anxious. This so-called "concession" means that Japan will no longer garrison troops in the northeast and give up its original right to issue currency.

Yan Zhengqing glanced at these Japanese with idiotic eyes, and then dropped an agreement and said coldly: "This is our condition, if you agree then we will sign an agreement!" If not, we are willing to continue the war! ”

After speaking, he stepped out of the U.S. Consulate without looking back.

The Japanese were dumbfounded, they did not expect that Yan Zhengqing was not as easy to bully as the Chinese officials they had negotiated with in the past. On the contrary, he threw down a document and left directly, and when the Japanese picked up the document, they couldn't help but explode their lungs!

The content of the treaty basically stated that because of Japan's aggression, the Wehrmacht had the right to recover the two areas of Luda, the right to issue currency, and the Manchurian Railway. And for the sake of the security of the three northeastern provinces, taking into account Japan's previous aggression, the Wehrmacht has the right to maintain a garrison on the banks of the Yalu River.

As for the captured Japanese, they can be released on the premise that they have not invaded or assisted in the invasion. Acts of aggression that are proven to be prosecuted in accordance with the laws in force in the Defence Forces.

The Wehrmacht reserves the right to prosecute the Japanese massacres committed during the war in the three eastern provinces, and has the right to detain and interrogate those "suspects". Even lawsuits and trials will be filed, and of course all this will be made public and witnessed by the League of Nations and the United States.

Naturally, Japan will not agree to these conditions, but in fact, the Japanese have a very good calculation. They intend to use the Manchurian Railway, the University of Tourism, and the right of currency as a guise, and it is good that they can get it back. But the most important thing is to ensure the safety of those expatriates and their assets.

The Japanese are not fools, and now both the Luda area and the Manchurian Railway have been occupied by the Wehrmacht. It is naturally impossible to spit out the fat that you eat in your mouth, but not allowing the Wehrmacht to garrison troops in the Yalu River and protecting the safety of Japanese expatriates and their assets in Northeast China are the top priorities of Japan's negotiations!

It is clear that the conditions of the Wehrmacht have crossed their bottom line, and the negotiations have reached an impasse for a while.