The Poznan incident broke out, and the performance of the Polish Communist Party was not a mess, but it was enough to choke. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 infoIt stands to reason that Beirut's ability will not be so dull, but Beirut just sits back and watches the contradictions accumulate step by step until they erupt, and is very good at politics. He behaved like a complete weak chicken.

Even in front of those two interior ministers and trade union owners. Beirut still did not order the army to enter the field to maintain order, but repeatedly emphasized the use of peace and negotiation to solve the problem. He looked like he was weak.

However, Li Xiaofeng did not think that things were so simple, and there was a possibility that the contradictions in Eastern Europe could erupt, which he admitted, but the contradictions first broke out in Poland, and he thought that this possibility was very small. What do you say? Because when a certain immortal was engaged in the layout of Europe, he particularly emphasized the importance of Poland, Romania, Bulgaria and Greece. These four countries are related to the core interests of the Soviet Union, so he attaches special importance to these four countries.

The so-called special attention, on the one hand, is to strengthen surveillance, and the Soviet Union has stationed heavy troops in these four countries, for example, Poland has nearly 300,000 troops. On the other hand, it is also to strengthen aid, for example, in the outbreak of this round of economic crisis, Hungary, Austria, Czechoslovakia and other countries did not provide full assistance, and allowed the United States to intervene. However, the Soviet Union looked at Poland and other four countries to the death, and not only did it provide full assistance, but also did not allow the United States to stick a finger.

Let's put it this way, when the average daily calorie intake in countries such as Germany hovers around 900. Romania, Poland, Greece and Bulgaria all have the lowest average calorie intake of 1,500, and Poland has the highest of 1,800 among the four countries. Although this calorie intake level is quite different from before the war, it is almost twice that of Germany and other countries. Obviously, Germany and Austria, which were more miserable, were able to hold on, and Germany and the garrisons did not break out, but Poland, which was living more comfortably, was the first to blow up, where is this normal?

Li Xiaofeng knows very well that this is very abnormal, if you want to say that there is no article in it, you won't believe it if you kill him! The only question is who was behind the Poznan incident.

This question is very important, because Li Xiaofeng obviously felt that there were many forces involved in this incident. There were foreign forces, Polish forces and even the opposition within the Soviet Union, and it was the combination of these forces that made the Poznan incident what it is now.

Now what Li Xiaofeng wants to figure out is what these behind-the-scenes forces want to achieve, and some comrades may be surprised, shouldn't they first find out what the behind-the-scenes forces are? If you don't know who is doing the ghosts and study why they are doing the ghosts, the order is reversed, right?

Hehe, it's not the other way around at all, before the Poznan incident broke out, KGB might have figured out the situation, but once it happened, if KGB still didn't know the situation, then there really wasn't a need to mix it up. In fact, Li Xiaofeng has basically figured out who is doing things behind the scenes, but he has not fully figured out how these people are connected together for the time being.

For example, Beirut, who was raised earlier, and Li Xiaofeng knew that he was also one of the masterminds behind the scenes. Comrades are going to exclaim again: mistakenly, how can Beirut be behind it. Isn't this the president of Poland? He ate and dismantled his own stage, and he really thought that the old birthday star was eating arsenic for a long time.

There is no love or hate in this world for no reason, and the reason why Beirut did it is very simple - he is so embarrassed that he is the president of Poland and the first secretary of the United Workers' Party!

Why? Because as mentioned before, when East and West Poland were merged, the contradictions and disputes between the two sides were actually quite big, and neither side was willing to be subservient to others, and both wanted to overthrow the other. Later, it was only after the Soviet Union made a strong move to pinch the forces of West Poland that the integration of the United Workers' Party was completed. It is precisely because the United Workers' Party of Beirut does not have full control over Poland that he is president in many ways like a worm of the Soviet will. The most typical example is that the first Minister of Defense of the nascent Polish People's Republic turned out to be the Soviet Rokossovsky.

Although Rokossovski can indeed be considered Polish by blood, can this product really be considered Polish? No matter how you look at it, his so-called bloodline is a skin, and after that skin is removed, Rokossovsky is just a tool used by the Soviet Union to control Poland.

Beirut understands this very clearly, he has been in exile in the Soviet Union for many years, and has experienced so much, if he can't even see through this routine, then there is really no need to mix in the political arena.

Even if the Soviet Union just stuffed in a Rokossovsky, after all, the current Poland really has to rely on the Soviet Union's snort in national defense, and it is patient to temporarily cede national defense work to the Soviet Union. But to Beirut's pain, the Soviet Union also sent a large number of political advisers to Poland and interfered in the content of the country's new constitution.

All in all, Beirut was very uncomfortable by the strong intervention of the Soviet Union, especially because Beirut itself is not a good thing, this ancestor who has historically learned from Stalin's "advanced" experience and engaged in a cult of personality and centralized rule in Poland (the historical Poznan incident is inseparable from his repressive rule). It can be said that this man's thirst for power is quite strong, and now the USSR has turned him into a puppet to play with, do you say he can be happy?

As the saying goes, where there is oppression, there is resistance, Beirut has been in a nest for two or three years, and now he can't help it, and he began to find ways to reduce the influence of the Soviet Union and try to regain the power that should belong to him. But to Beirut's grief and despair, the Soviet Union is in full swing and is simply not something he can easily shake, or that there is no way to regain power by conventional means. In desperation, Beirut had no choice but to resort to unconventional means.

The so-called unconventional means were naturally to find a way to create trouble for the Soviet Union and force the Soviet Union to take the initiative to loosen its ties on Poland. And the economic problems that are best used at present are undoubtedly the best place to start. Yes, now Poland's economy is stronger than that of Germany and Austria, and the common people can basically make ends meet. But for the Poles, they could not see what life was going on in Germany and Austria, they could only feel that life was not as good as it was before the war. In this contrast, they are naturally dissatisfied and very angry.

In their opinion, Poland is nominally independent and free, but in fact it is just a puppet of the Soviet Union, and how different is this from the death of the country?

The problems of life and the problems of history directly led the Poles to point the source of all suffering at the Soviet Union, believing that opposing the Soviet Union was the beginning of a real life. With such a folk trend and Beirut's deliberate encouragement, it is natural that things will be made bigger. What's more, Beirut was also deliberately unresponsive, giving the "Diao Min" below time to snowball, so that it is impossible for things to remain unchanged.

Mind you, Beirut is only one of the people behind it, and it is only the Poles who instigate or deliberately indulge it. And behind the troublesome Germans there is inevitably the shadow of the United States and Britain.

International politics is so interesting, the United States and the Soviet Union can join hands to trap Britain on the Egyptian issue, and on the Polish issue, the United States and Britain have a common demand, and they can join hands to trap the Soviet Union. It can be seen that in international politics, enemies and friends are not eternal, and if you don't adapt, you will really be cheated to death.

Behind the troublemakers were the CIA and MI5, but the Americans and Britain were only prepared to make a little trouble for the Soviet Union at the beginning, ready to burn fire everywhere to exhaust the Soviet Union. Who would have thought that after this little flame was lit, it would turn into a spark after a hula. As the Poznan incident became more and more noisy, Britain and the United States also found that this was a good opportunity to trap the Soviet Union.

Soon they launched the first offensive through public opinion, and they reported on the strikes of the workers in Poznan and the atrocities of the Polish authorities, and insinuated the Soviet Union as if the Soviet Union was the root cause of the bloodshed in Poznan.

Is this public opinion offensive useful? There is no big use, but there is still a small use, and such a report can somewhat make the Soviet Union have some concerns, which can buy a little time for the Poznańs. And Britain and the United States believe that there must be more than one Poznan in Poland, as long as Poznan's anti-Soviet flame is ignited and not extinguished immediately, there will be more Poznan in Poland immediately, and then the Soviet Union will not kneel?

Britain and the United States believed that even if the flames of Poznan did not burn the Soviet Union, it would deal a heavy blow to the Soviet Union's presence in Poland, and at best it would force the Soviet Red Army to withdraw from Poland, so that the pressure on Western Europe would be greatly reduced.

It should be said that this plan is still playing well, especially after Beirut secretly released water, and this plan is easier to implement. In fact, what happened in Poznan soon attracted the attention of the whole of Poland, and millions of eyes were glued to Poznan, all eager to try.

In this case, the Soviet government. The Standing Committee of the Political Council held an emergency meeting to discuss countermeasures to the Poznan incident. What is more interesting is that the Soviet government. The Standing Committee of the Administrative Bureau also had a relatively large controversy over how to deal with the Poznan incident, and their views were quite unanimous.

A group of old revolutionaries, led by Bukharin, argued: "The Bolsheviks were carried out through the workers' movement. It was with the support of the working class that we were able to win the victory of the revolution. And how can the Bolsheviks today go about suppressing a workers' movement. What about moving? If we had done so, wouldn't it be the same as the reactionary Tsarist government of the past? ”

Bukharin's opinion represented the opinion of many of the old revolutionaries, who, like the workers in Poznań, rose up and overthrew the freedom of the tsarist rule. Today, another group of workers is doing the same, only against the Soviet Union and the Communist Party. For many old revolutionaries, this is simply a great mockery, which is tantamount to slapping them in the face of a big mouth!

Therefore, they still agree with Bukharin's opinion that they should not be saddled with the suppression of the workers' movement. If you do this, how can you face other fraternal parties, isn't this Nima a joke!

So they thought it better to solve the problem by peaceful means, not to fight and kill, not to shed blood, and not to be satisfied with the current treatment of the Polish working class? Then add a little bit appropriately, so that won't it be a big thing and a small thing? And it will also have a good reputation in the international community, and shut up the public opinion of the United States and Britain, who are viciously attacking them.

In their opinion, Poland has already given a lot of aid anyway, and it doesn't hurt to give a little more, as long as these guys go home honestly, hello and me, everyone is good!

This kind of opinion is still quite marketable, and for the Standing Committee members, such a bad thing as Poznan is also found to be tricky, and a careless person will leave a very bad reputation, and from the perspective of cherishing feathers, it is better to solve it by peaceful means.

But Li Xiaofeng was firmly opposed: "Do you think that increasing aid will solve the problem? Poland has received much more aid than the others, and while the other Central and Eastern European countries are still hungry, they are already able to eat. In the current economic conditions, Poles should be grateful, not relevant. If even those of them who have enough to eat have to rebel, what about the countries in Central and Eastern Europe that have not yet solved the problem of food and clothing? If they follow the example of Poland and threaten us with events like the Poznan incident, will we be able to satisfy them all? ”

This question made the Standing Committee members break out in a cold sweat, indeed, the Soviet Union gritted its teeth and could give Poland some more assistance, the problem is that other Central and Eastern European countries will not be blushing? If they see that the Poles succeed in "coercing", then they naturally think that only crying children have milk to eat, and they will naturally learn from each other one by one. In that case, what did the USSR do? Can you satisfy them one by one?

As the saying goes, Poland has already taken advantage of it, and now it wants to take advantage of more, so what do other countries think? When the time comes, one by one, the groups will follow suit, and it will not be enough to give them a knife and bloodletting on the main arteries of the Soviet Union. So the only way is to resolutely resist, that is, not to open this opening!

Just when the Standing Committee members showed a thoughtful expression, Sverdlov suddenly spoke: "Is this inappropriate? After all, they are all class brothers, and their living standards are indeed problematic, at this time, if they do not explain it well, they are not appeased, but they use violence, how will the proletariat of the whole world view us? How are we going to carry out the world revolution in the future? ”

Li Xiaofeng glanced at Sverdlov deeply, because there was also his shadow behind the Poznan incident this time, and this guy didn't know what he had in mind, and he played a very bad role in this incident. Beirut had had secret contact with him before, and it was not known what agreement the two had reached, which made the Poznan incident out of control.

So what exactly did Sverdlov reach with Beirut? Quite simply, Sverdlov promised to give Poland greater freedom, while Beirut instigated an "uprising" against the Soviet Union, the core of which was not really against the Soviet Union, but a heavy blow to the prestige of a certain immortal. Because the strategic layout of Poland and other places is handled by a certain immortal, if there is a problem in Poland and other places, a certain immortal will naturally be to blame.

Sverdlov's wishful thinking was that if a certain immortal did not suppress the uprising, the situation in Poland would naturally be completely eroded, and this meant that his strategic layout had failed. When the time comes********** it is natural to make someone look good, and then he can close the gap with someone.

And if a certain immortal is forceful to suppress the uprising, Sverdlov also has something to say, he will firmly grasp someone and suppress the workers' movement. If you don't get it right, you can buckle it. Although this does not kill someone, it can also deal a heavy blow to the political prestige of a certain immortal, especially an old revolutionary such as Lenin and Trotsky, who will probably be very dissatisfied and unhappy with someone.

Anyway, no matter how you look at it, it is he Sverdlov who wins, as for him to stop it now, it is also blocking someone's retreat, if someone listens to him, then he Sverdlov is naturally very good, and even a certain immortal has to be obedient, doesn't it show his correctness?

As for a certain immortal who is disobedient, and so on to suppress the workers' movement. After the hat was buttoned up, he Sverdlov also had a word in advance, and had already dissuaded someone in advance not to do such a stupid thing that loved and hated the enemy, and it was someone's disobedience to him that led to the tragedy.

Anyway, no matter how you look at it, Sverdlov will not suffer, after he said these words of persuasion, he was content to wait for Li Xiaofeng to fall into the pit, that look was simply very pleasant.

But is Li Xiaofeng so easy to fall into the pit? It can be said that Sverdlov's careful thinking could not be hidden from him at all, he had already calculated all of Sverdlov's reactions, and he had already taken a comprehensive countermeasure.

"Workers' movement. Move? Li Xiaofeng snorted coldly and said in a deep voice: "Comrades, you think this is the workers' movement. Move?! ”

Sverdlov felt his heart beat for no reason, he seemed to have discovered something, but before he could fully react, Li Xiaofeng had already said in a thunderous voice: "This is by no means a workers' movement. Move! Rather, it was a premeditated and organized, or a *** conspiracy and riot specifically against the Soviet Union! ”

Saying that, Li Xiaofeng opened his briefcase and distributed the documents to the Standing Committee members present, and he said in a deep voice: "According to my investigation, this incident was planned by the imperialists behind the scenes, and there is a conspiracy specifically against the Soviet Union in which *** elements are closely involved!! The sinister intentions, the meanness of the ends, and the cunning of the means are unprecedented!! (To be continued.) )