Compared with the United States and Britain occupation of things, some of the means adopted. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 info Get what you need from the Soviet-occupied areas, although the support of the Soviet army is half-hearted, but at least in terms of what the Soviets allow, it is relatively smooth. Of course, although these things are much larger in quantity than those of the Western Front, they are not as great in value as the Western Front.

Because the Soviets themselves were desperately collecting the latest German technology. Of all the German scientists, one counts as long as they can find one, and the Soviets can't grab it themselves. The only thing that has gained a lot in the Soviet-occupied areas is some control components of the V-2 missile.

and more than a dozen Yumo jet engines, which were different from the BMW jet engines obtained in the Western Theater and were also developed by the Germans. Just such a little bit of real value, it was still managed to avoid the eyes of the Soviets and mixed with other German equipment before it was brought back.

In order to transport the collected equipment and materials back to China as soon as possible, these personnel tried all their best to meet the different situations on the eastern and western fronts. Compared to racking their brains on the western front, the situation on the eastern front is slightly better. As long as the Soviets did not look down on something, although it was also subjected to some difficulties, it was basically transported back smoothly.

Of course, the Soviet troops who controlled the port were easier to handle. A Swiss watch or a piece of silk or even a few bottles of vodka will suffice. Even if the Reichstag in Berlin was demolished, they would have the right not to see it. This price is much cheaper than that of American and British people who buy only US dollars or some high-end handicrafts.

But the supplies that come by land will be much more troublesome. The Soviets always found all sorts of excuses to detain these weapons and equipment. The Soviets were looking for trouble and limited capacity, and the Soviets had to give priority to transporting the dismantled German factory equipment, which wasted a long time on the road.

Fortunately, Yang Zhen, who had already met these things, prepared in advance. All secret supplies and equipment, personnel, and the most urgently needed optical manufacturing equipment in the base areas were taken by sea, and the German equipment that was collected, and everything that could be openly examined by the Soviets, was taken by land.

From February 45 to two months after the end of the war in Europe, when all the equipment recipients of the Anti-Japanese Union in the Soviet Union were ordered to return to China, a large number of equipment abandoned by the Germans were transported back to the Northeast. In just four or five years, in five or six months, more than 400 FW-190 fighter planes were shipped back, and a large number of spare engines and parts were added.

Tanks No. 3 and No. 4 and Leopard tanks, together with those collected by the Soviet Union from Germany's Eastern European client states, brought back more than 500 tanks. At the same time, as long as the Junkers 52 transport plane fell into the hands of the Soviets, as well as the FW 190 fighters in various airfields in the Soviet-occupied areas, as well as the later models of the ME109 fighters, they were all brought back by the personnel of the Anti-United Nations.

These anti-union fighters traveled all over Germany, and they could reach every corner. Tanks, howitzers, fighter jets, and everything else that can be gleaned are under their sights. While getting a large amount of equipment, he also avoided the eyes of the Soviets from time to time, got some equipment that was urgently needed in China, and brought back a group of Chinese students studying in Germany.

In order to get enough suitable pistols for the personnel of the Ministry of Social Affairs and the personnel of the Kannai intelligence system. Like the PPK pistols that the Soviets confiscated, they also got back several thousand. The Germans, apart from pistols, did not want many other light weapons. Only from the trophies of the Soviet army, buy a batch of MP 40 submachine guns.

During the three-month period, the Anti-Japanese Union secretly leased ships carrying a large number of German equipment and equipment from the port of Rostock, which had not yet been cleared of mines, and through the Trans-Siberian Railway to Northeast China, as well as to the ports of Dalian, Tanggu, and Qingdao.

The most crucial thing is to use some of the German scientists who remained in the Soviet-occupied zone by some means, and want to leave the Soviet-occupied zone as soon as possible. However, because of the mentality of German scientists who were listed by the Soviets as strictly forbidden to leave the country, the Anti-Japanese Federation snatched more than 300 German scientific and technological talents from the Soviet-occupied areas.

Among them, in addition to the optical and electronic research and development talents most needed by the Anti-Union, there are also some experts in rocketry, aviation, shipbuilding, metallurgy, pharmaceuticals and other fields. When these people could not flee, or could not flee to the occupied areas of the United States and Britain in the future, China became another option for these German scientists to go into exile.

Of course, perhaps these people are only thinking of China as a transit point. But for Yang Zhen, no matter what kind of mind he has in mind. As long as these people get on the boat, it will be difficult to get down. He doesn't know what you think, but now that you're in China, you have to leave what you have in your head if you want to leave.

In order to transport these things and people back as quickly as possible, Yang Zhen specially instructed the Northeast Bureau to allocate a part of the special funds and secretly lease a number of ships from neutral countries. Although the war in Asia has not yet been extinguished, there are not many shipping companies willing to take on this transport.

But Yang Zhen believed that the sentence had a profit of 300 percent, which was enough for those capitalists to risk going to the guillotine. As early as the second half of '44, Yang Zhen instructed the personnel in the United States to register a number of leather bag companies in neutral countries one after another, specializing in the post-war collection of German weapons and equipment.

Of course, Yang Zhengang just wanted to collect some equipment at first and bring back some German scientists. It's best if you can get it back, and you don't have to force it if you can't get it back. Because he knew that scientists from all over Germany, almost all of Europe, were watching. The Americans, the Soviets, the British, all used all kinds of means to get these German scientists back to their own work.

At this time, Yang Zhen did not want to openly clash with the Americans and the Soviets, and the German scientists couldn't get it back, so weren't there still the Japanese? Although the level of some key disciplines is a little worse, it is more in line with the current situation in China. Germany's manufacturing and R&D industries are moving to China as a whole, and they can't play with China's current level.

At present, China does not have the high-level technical talents accumulated over the past century, and there is no environment supported by a strong educational foundation. The most important thing is that in terms of management, China is still a blank at present. In order to reach the scientific research level and conditions of the Germans during World War II, the Chinese will need at least decades of hard work.

Therefore, Yang Zhen did not take the snatching of German scientists to heart, because at this point, the Germans would not consider coming to China at all. In particular, when the United States and the Soviet Union were also desperately competing for these talents, it was impossible to win over German scientists on the condition of resisting the United Nations. It was precisely with this psychological preparation that he still set his sights on Japan a few months later.

But after some German scientists in the Soviet-occupied areas raised the hope that the Chinese would help them leave the Soviet-occupied areas. Even if it is China, as long as it does not stay in the Soviet-occupied zone. Yang Zhen, who couldn't help but be a little moved, immediately instructed the personnel in the Soviet Union that as long as the German scientists who made this request were sent back to China.

Through all kinds of efforts, although few well-known scientists with relatively large goals were not obtained, a large number of German scientific and technological talents who were eager to leave the Soviet-occupied areas were also recruited. It was only after the small actions of the Chinese, which had already attracted the attention of the Soviets, that this smuggling completely stopped and turned to collecting equipment wholeheartedly.

After some public and private exchanges, the Soviets also allowed the Anti-Japanese personnel in the Soviet Union to dismantle one torpedo production line, five production lines for 150-millimeter artillery shells and artillery fuses, two production lines for small arms ammunition, and some production lines for optical equipment.

As for other equipment, the Soviets strictly forbade the personnel of the Anti-United Nations to come into contact with it, and even the factory area did not allow the personnel of the Anti-United Nations to enter. All the anti-union members could see was the trains that were constantly sent east every day, full of dismantled machinery and equipment. As well as the factories that were dismantled by the Soviet army, the remaining ruins.

Germany, which had turned from hustle and bustle to calm, became a battlefield of plunder by the United States and the Soviet Union. Compared with the Americans, who only had talents, the Soviets were the machinery and equipment of the territory, the factories, and even the buses and electrical equipment of the cities, as long as everything fell into their eyes, nothing was spared.

This also includes watches, bicycles, and all the belongings of the family and, of course, the German woman. The Anti-Japanese Union personnel once saw Soviet soldiers wrapping their looted clothes all over their bodies. Even women's underwear is hung on the body and sent back to the country. From officers to soldiers, with German watches on their wrists.

Soviet officers and soldiers who drank too much chased German women all over the streets. Even the generals of the Soviet army were involved, but their tastes were a little more upscale than those of the officers and soldiers below. High-end cars made in Germany, crates of high-end wine, plus high-end furniture, tableware, and jewelry worn by German women.

The Soviets caught and robbed what they saw in the Soviet-occupied zone, and dismantled what they saw. However, the dismantled factory equipment cannot be used after it is shipped back to China. After the train entered the Soviet Union, the escort personnel of the Anti-Japanese Union saw that both sides of the railway line along the way were piled up, and a large number of machinery and equipment were dismantled from Germany, but because no one paid attention to them, they were in the wilderness.

As for the Soviets' practice of making a fortune in Germany, Yang Zhen has neither the ability nor the need to care. In Yang Zhen's view, the Soviets took advantage of the fire to rob, as long as it was not in China, then the Anti-Japanese Federation should take the opportunity to make some money. He did not have the ambition of the Soviets to tear down German industrial equipment, and only wanted to get what he needed most.

Yang Zhen must adopt various means to ensure the quantity and quality of the equipment of the post-war troops, especially the aviation forces. Its own production capacity has never been able to meet its needs, and once its own plan is launched, it is basically impossible to obtain new fighters from the Soviets in a short period of time.

And by the beginning of four or five years, the Americans had already begun to stop supplying fighter jets one after another. If we don't think of a way in advance, relying on our own production capacity and limited manufacturing capacity, I'm afraid that the aviation fighter unit will really be paralyzed. In order to ensure the combat effectiveness of the air force after the war, Yang Zhen could only try his best to take advantage of the fact that the European battlefield had ended to get the Germans' aircraft and aviation technology.

In addition to range, in other performance, the FW 190 fighter, which can compete with the American P-51 fighter, has become his preferred target. No matter how good the Yak-9 fighter is, it is useless if the production capacity does not go up. In order to make up for the gap after the war, Yang Zhen could only extend his hand to Europe.

Strive to seize the chaos period before the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union to divide the big pie of Germany, and get what you want as much as possible. The most important thing is to fight for yourself in three to five years, increase the manufacturing and production capacity of your own aviation industry, improve the technical level of workers, and train your own technicians.

The so-called how high you stand and how far you look, the position in which people stand is different, and the direction in which they consider things is also very different. Compared with the following factory directors who have been continuously raised by Yang Zhen, they are complaining bitterly. Yang Zhen is more concerned about the sustainable development of these factories after the war, and the most important thing is not to miss the current trend of the times of the great development of the aviation industry.