561 Do what you need to do

The attitude of the Soviet Union is a given, and first, Britain and the United States will absolutely not tolerate this kind of sneaky way behind their backs, and this is a matter of principle. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info If you can accept this kind of behind-the-scenes ghosting, then these two goods will not be intensified in the future? Second, Japan must be punished, and the Japanese must not be allowed to get away with it. Therefore, whether Churchill or Truman comes, there will be no compromise in any case if these two fundamental issues are not resolved. So there is very little room for negotiation, and it can be said that there is almost no way to negotiate.

Then the matter has to be settled, right? We can't just let Japan just hang out there and dry up the corpse. So Churchill could only reluctantly tell Truman: "The attitude of the Soviet Union is very resolute, and if we do not make changes, I am afraid that something will happen that is difficult to predict." ”

Truman's side was also in a dilemma, who would have thought that such a mistake would occur in the face of a kick in the door, but since the work of the Soviet Union could not be done, it could only turn to pressure the Japanese.

"The Emperor's prestige cannot be desecrated!" Kantaro Suzuki is in a hurry, and now there is only this fig leaf left in Japan.

But the problem now is that if you had a fig leaf, Japan might not exist at all. When the Soviet atomic bombs fell one by one, there was no end to it, and it was clear that someone had to make sacrifices, and that was the class that Japan was trying to keep now.

Did the Japanese give in? Not at first, because the little devil has always refused to give up, and he was able to reach a behind-the-scenes deal with Britain and the United States before, and now he can still find a way to deal with the Soviet Union.

So the devil immediately flattered the Soviet Union through the ambassadors to Sweden and Switzerland, hinting at the secret talk in private. In the mind of the devil, as long as he is not disciplined, he should be able to get through this hurdle if he pretends to be a grandson with hard work. It's just that what the little devil didn't expect was that the Soviet side ignored his private shouting, and instead directly announced to the world: "The only way out for Japan is to lay down its arms and surrender unconditionally, and there is no other way." Unlike some countries that engage in secret deals, the Soviet government will keep its promises! ”

This time the devil is really out of tricks, the polar bear doesn't pay attention to him, what else can it do? However, there are main battle factions who continue to shout about "100 million jade pieces", but Suzuki Kantaro knows very well that this is just a slogan. Especially now that the Ryukyus have also been sent out, and the main force of the fleet is also under the monitoring of Britain and the United States, what else to fight?

If Japan abandons the agreement it reached with Britain and the United States now, then all the previous efforts will be in vain, and it will be beaten later, which is not worth it.

After some discussion, Suzuki Kantaro decided to ask Yingmei for help, and now he is also selling himself to Yingmei, ready to be a little brother, and now the little brother is in trouble, and the big brother can't ignore it!

So will Britain and the United States have a solution to Japan's problems? Don't say it, there really is. As far as Britain and the United States are concerned, as long as Japan is willing to surrender, there is no problem, whether it is unconditional surrender or conditional surrender, as long as Japan surrenders, let the American soldiers and British soldiers go to the island and grab the territory. As for the question of the liquidation of the emperor and the militarist forces of Japan, it was a minor issue, and only the Soviet Union could have been so obsessed with it.

Therefore, the British and American replies to Japan are: as long as you express your unconditional surrender, the following questions are easy to say.

In this regard, Japan was also quite unhappy at first, and was ready to delay it a little longer. Who would have thought that just when they were hesitating, the Soviet Union suddenly landed on Taiwan. The Red Navy and the Red Marines almost effortlessly disarmed the devil soldiers and the second devil soldiers on the island, showing a situation of sweeping all the way.

And this also means that even if Japan wants to delay, it will not be able to drag it out, and the Soviet Red Army can land on Taiwan today, and it will naturally land on Japan tomorrow. Judging by the attitude of the Soviet Union towards Japan, it will definitely not be friendly to Japan. Moreover, Britain and the United States immediately exerted pressure again, and under the huge pressure, Japan could only pinch its nose and admit it, who made the situation stronger than others?

Three days later, Hirohito had to make a speech of unconditional surrender at the behest of the British, American, and Soviet Unions. There was no longer any hint of shielding the emperor and the right-wing forces in this speech, and it seemed to be like that.

Of course, Li Xiaofeng knows very well that it is just like that. Once Britain and the United States occupy Japan, they will inevitably transform Japan in all directions to make Japan meet their expectations. The struggle against Japan has only just begun.

"Let Taiwan's marines not relax in the near future and be ready to fight again." Li Xiaofeng suggested, "Judging from the current situation, Britain and the United States may not honestly demarcate the occupation zone in Japan in accordance with the previous agreement, and in order to break the possible future blockade between Britain and the United States, it is necessary for us to carry out a landing operation in Japan." ”

Politics. The ruling bureau also agrees with this, saying that the current international situation is clear, and it is a complete fantasy to expect the hooligans to abide by the treaties and agreements concluded before. If you want to occupy the territory, you can only grab it yourself.

It's just that there is too little time left for the Soviet Union to grab territory, and the Red Marines, who have just landed in Taiwan, are almost too late to rest before they are sent on ships again and sail directly to Japan. And at this time, the government. The government didn't even think about where to go to Japan.

At this time, the Americans were mainly concentrated on the island of Honshu, and the British landed in Shikoku. Now they are making great strides to accept the warm welcome of the Japanese godson, and the princes have lost their temperance and licked the two godfathers all the way, so they really want to offer the godfathers as ancestors.

The good news is that the previous strategic bombing and mine blockade of Japan was so successful that it seriously affected the speed of British and American occupation of Japan, especially those cities that suffered nuclear strikes, and almost became a hot potato in the hands of Britain and the United States.

As mentioned earlier, Japan's major cities have basically been bombed, and these nuclear-contaminated areas cannot be avoided at all, and Britain and the United States have to take over these cities on the one hand and restore normal order, but on the other hand, they have to bear a heavy logistical burden. Hundreds of thousands of people who died as a direct result need to be buried urgently, while millions of injured people are still waiting to be treated, and these efforts are also interfered with by nuclear radiation. It can be said that it was very difficult.

Perhaps the only good news for Britain and the United States was that Japan was very obedient, and they were tired of trying to survive when Hirohito first announced defeat, but once they had passed this hurdle, they all looked forward. The orders of the British and American uncles are fully carried out without discount, and they are so well-behaved that they hardly look like enemies of the United States.

Go back and continue to talk about Soviet politics. At this time, Britain and the United States mainly concentrated on the central part of Japan, and their control over Kyushu and Hokkaido at the two ends of the island was very weak. That is to say, if the Soviet Union wants to enclose land, it can only knife these two pieces.

Politics. From the standpoint of the bureau, Kyushu is definitely more meaningful than Hokkaido, Kyushu Island can control the Tsushima Strait in the north, and Osumi Waterway can also be in charge of the Osumi Waterway in the south, and more importantly, Kyushu has a low latitude and warm weather, so there is no danger of freezing. For the Red Navy, it would be of great significance if it could be captured.

But it is also very problematic to want to occupy this place, first of all, the importance of Kyushu Britain and the United States must also know, from the Americans arranged for the British to land in Shikoku, it can be seen that the Americans are not even at ease with the British, and they are not prepared for them to master Kyushu Island. Obviously, this is the reserved land of the United States, and once it moves, US-Soviet relations will probably break down completely.

And now, the government. The ruling situation believes that even if it has a certain nuclear superiority, it may not be an opponent of the United States in terms of overall national strength. What's more, it is difficult for the Soviet Union's nuclear weapons to deter the United States, and once it really falls out, World War III is no joke.

Politics. The ruling situation now wants to get as many war dividends as possible, but it does not want to completely turn against the Americans, so the next scale of action is the key issue.

Will it be too strong to seize Kyushu? Especially considering that soon after, the USSR will have relevant actions in Turkey, and the detonation of these two points together will really drive the Americans crazy.

So the government. The governance situation is more inclined to take Hokkaido, although the geographical location here is almost there, but taking this is also equivalent to digging a hole in the first island chain, and considering that Taiwan in the south is already in the bowl, the future Red Navy will not face the problem of the ocean. In this case, it is the best policy to accept it when it is good.

After some discussion, Hokkaido was finally placed on the Soviet chopping block, and the landing formation, escorted by the Pacific Fleet of the Red Navy, swayed all the way through the Tsushima Strait and headed for Hokkaido. Naturally, such a military operation will certainly not be able to conceal from the US reconnaissance planes, and the Americans will naturally ask questions about the Soviet Union's moves. And the Soviet reply was: "Return to Vladivostok!" ”

Naturally, the Americans did not believe in this explanation, and in fact, it was not difficult for the Americans to guess that the idea of the Soviet Union was nothing more than a piece of the pie in Japan. Judging by the current actions of the Soviet Union, is this a preparation for a attack on Hokkaido?

Ideally, the United States naturally wanted to dominate Japan, so Truman wrote a letter to Chiang Kai-shek, explicitly asking Huaxia to give up its troops stationed in Japan. In order to relent, Truman approved a new batch of aid to the Kuomintang. Of course, Jiang is also very on the road, and he has no interest in garrisoning Japan at all, and his old man is now ******** busy grabbing territory and fighting a civil war, where can he take care of Japan.

After solving the small trouble of Huaxia, the Americans basically only had the big trouble of the Soviet Union, which was very difficult to deal with. Once the Soviet Union is determined to grab a piece of territory in Japan, the United States will not have a good solution.

So after discovering that the Soviet Union had intentions against Hokkaido, the Americans made two preparations, a diplomatic effort, hoping to do the work of the Soviet Union and make the polar bear honest. But this is clearly unrealistic, and with the current superiority of the USSR, it is completely possible to ignore the diplomatic efforts of the United States. The second-hand preparations are naturally military, and if the US military can quickly seize Hokkaido, there will naturally be nothing to do with the Soviet Union.

Let's put it this way, almost at the same time, the Soviet Red Army and American GIs landed at Hakodate and Sapporo, and then the two sides met on the Toshima Peninsula. Everyone stared at each other together, forming a state of confrontation.

Of course, this state of confrontation is not good for the United States, and they must march northward in order to get the whole of Hokkaido, while the Soviet Red Army is different, and let go of a part of its troops to confront the Americans, and the rest of the troops can run away.

Obviously, the Americans have suffered a loss, and it is not easy to find a replacement, a lot of nuclear ruins and wounded people on the island of Honshu are still waiting for him, and the supply line is quite long, and at this time he feels a little weak. On the Soviet side, it was different, not far from Hokkaido was Vladivostok, and supplies were not a problem at all. Under the advantages of the other, Hokkaido, except for the Toshima Peninsula, which is still under the control of the United States for the time being, has the surname Su.

However, the Soviet Union was not satisfied with this result, and the most important thing in Hokkaido, the Tsugaru Strait, was the most significant. And the U.S. military, which controls the Toshima Peninsula, is actually in control of the strait. Without this Tsugaru Strait, Hokkaido wouldn't make much sense.

And this is the turn of the Soviet Union to be difficult, for the US troops on the island peninsula, you can't really start to drive them away, after all, everyone is still hanging the signboard of the allies for the time being, and you have to talk about some international influence. But if you don't fight, will the Americans easily give in? Will you leave obediently?

Obviously, this is also a dream!

As a result, the matter reached an impasse again, and the Soviet Union and the United States had to argue on this issue, but for the time being, both sides chose to hold back.

Putting aside the Japanese question for a moment, let's go back to Turkey, and when Abel arrived in Turkey, he immediately continued to do Gudron's work, so that the remnants of the Nazis could go to this Near Eastern country as soon as possible, saying that it was very safe and that it was easy to escape.

Is this the case? On the surface, because the Soviet Union deliberately pretended not to see, the Nazis were completely unrestricted in their activities in Turkey, and they could do whatever they wanted, in short, they were relatively free. This gave the Nazis the illusion that Turkey was really safe, so they boldly called out friends and transferred some of their property to Turkey, preparing to use Turkey as a springboard to flee to South America.

For a time, the Nazis were so active in Turkey's big cities that Americans had heard of them. At this time, Turkey maintained nominal neutrality, which made the allies very disagreeable.

Truman quickly named Turkey and asked him to shift his position as soon as possible to the side of the Allies. Soon Churchill began to shout to the same effect. As for the Turkish government, as Germany grew in the twilight of the day, the pro-German forces were gradually suppressed, and just after Truman and Churchill shouted, Turkey began to make covert contacts with Britain and the United States.

Turkey naturally knows that its position is very delicate, and if it were not for the existence of the Black Sea straits, such big hooligans as Britain and the United States would probably not want to look at him. The value of Turkey's existence is to have the Black Sea straits as a bargaining chip, and as long as Britain and the United States want to blockade the Red Navy in the Black Sea, Turkey is very important.

So after seeing that the Germans were dying, Turkey's meaning was very simple, that is, it wanted to ensure that the national interests that Turkey had obtained would not be lost, specifically to ensure that the Black Sea straits still belonged to Turkey. As long as this can be satisfied, they don't mind being the younger brother of Yingmei.

So one is ambitious and the other is willing to suffer, and it can be said that the two sides hit it off. As for Germany, Germany is now a thing of the past, and it has to keep up with the times, doesn't it?

Turkey had basically reached an agreement with Britain and the United States at this time, and they would soon tear off the mask of neutrality and go to the side of the allies to fight the Nazis. It can almost be said that the relevant draft has been prepared, and all that remains is for the foreign ministers of the two countries to go through the motions.

But it was at this point that the unexpected happened. First, Turkey's cover-up of the Nazis was shaken out, and then the Soviet Union harshly condemned Turkey for its role as a white glove for the Axis powers in World War II.

For a while, the public opinion of all countries in the world was happy again, and the big three tore up around the Japanese issue before, and this time Turkey continued to fight in the second half?

However, no one was optimistic about the Soviet Union at that time, after all, the Soviet Union had not taken advantage of Japan before, and this time it was even more difficult in Turkey. Why? The question of Japan may be very important to Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union, but it is dispensable to France, the Netherlands, and Belgium. After all, Japan is too far away from them, even if the third World War really starts there, they can still put up a bench and eat melon seeds to watch.

Turkey, on the other hand, is a problem that affects the whole body, it involves the Balkan problem, it involves the Middle East problem, it involves the security problem of the Mediterranean. After all, neither Britain nor the United States, nor France, nor Italy want another polar bear to be squeezed into the already crowded Mediterranean. So on this issue the "West" is almost completely unanimous, that is, unanimously against the USSR and does not want the USSR to enter the Mediterranean.

Naturally, the Soviet Union still wanted to take advantage of the contradictions within the Western countries to divide and break them down, as it had done before. As for the positive bar, public opinion generally believes that the Soviet Union may not be able to take advantage. Not even if the USSR had an atomic bomb.

For a while, the question of Turkey's future has aroused the attention of the whole world, whether Turkey can enter the allies in a thrilling way to save its life, or whether the polar bear lifts the table and shouts to open, which is the focus of the after-dinner meal.

It is a key issue in the private sector, and it is naturally even more important for the heads of state of various countries. The U.S. Congress met to discuss this issue, and the British House of Upper and Lower Houses was also arguing over it. The governance bureau also had to convene a special meeting for discussion and study.

Trotsky felt that there was too much resistance to Turkey's knife at the moment, and it was better to wait and see, and Li Xiaofeng and Sverdlov, who had never heard the ground, came to a rare agreement on the Turkish question, believing that it was entirely possible to strike Turkey.

"If we don't take Turkey at this time, we won't have a chance in the future," Li Xiaofeng said solemnly: "Judging from what happened in Japan, Turkey, Germany, and Italy, it is a fait accompli for the West to encircle us after the war." As a key link in the containment chain, Turkey is very important, if it does not take advantage of the fact that Turkey has not yet fully joined the small group of Britain and the United States. Once Turkey is officially accepted by Britain and the United States, we will inevitably provoke a strong reaction from the United States and the Soviet Union when we are doing something against Turkey, and it will trigger an effect similar to that of the Crimean War. ”

Sverlov echoed: "The opportunity to break through to the Black Sea is now, and hesitating to make a decision will only make us miss it." We think we should act now, it's a crime to be a second late! ”

The pressure was all on Trotsky's side, and he weighed it up and finally asked: "Are we already absolutely sure?" ”

There is no such thing as absolute certainty in politics, and the slightest change can affect the overall situation. But for Li Xiaofeng, there is no full certainty, and there are still six or seven layers of certainty. Isn't it now that you've been waiting for two or three years?

Trotsky finally agreed, but it was evident that he still had doubts, and later he recalled: "That moment reminded me of the Brest negotiations of 1918, and the feeling of restlessness made it difficult for me to calm down......"

Subsequently, the Soviet Union continued to exert diplomatic pressure on Turkey to arrest all Nazi remnants who had absconded to Turkey for inescapable war crimes.

Obviously, Turkey will definitely not be able to give in, one is that it has been fighting with the Russians for 200 years, and even if the enemy is very strong now, it can't let him be bluffed with a word. Second, Turkey thinks that it has connected with Britain and the United States, and the next thing is to trade in the name. Soon he will be able to join the gang, and now disgust the polar bear, and before the polar bear can go berserk, he will become a member of the allies. The Soviet Union, as a member of the Allied Powers, was able to attack Turkey, a member of the Allied Powers.

Therefore, Turkey was a little emboldened, not only rejecting all the demands of the Soviet Union, but also sneering at the Soviet Union. That villain's smug energy is really disgusting enough.

However, the Soviet Union did not immediately learn a lesson, because the time was not yet ripe, and it can be seen from world public opinion that although most countries believe that Turkey's approach is indeed problematic, it is reasonable and legal for him to do so according to international legal rules. Since it is reasonable and legal, if you in the Soviet Union insist on beating others, isn't that tantamount to self-defeating?

So the Soviet Union still has to wait for a good opportunity, and to tell the truth, this opportunity did not come, but was foreshadowed five years ago. And this foreshadowing is in Berlin, which is being surrounded by clusters.

After a month of siege, the Nazis in Berlin still had no intention of laying down their arms and surrendering, and they continued to rely on the ruins to resist stubbornly, and did whatever it took to make trouble for the Soviet Red Army. Because at this time, the FΓΌhrer, who had sustained them in the fight, had not yet fallen, and every day Hitler's impassioned speeches could be heard on the radio, and as long as this devilish voice did not stop, the Germans would continue to fight...... (To be continued.) )