Why did Lenin kick Stalin, it is clear that a certain immortal had previously confessed to his mentor. I am not optimistic about the next decisive battle at all.

Of course, when I tell my mentor, the risk is not ordinary. The reason is simple: although the Master did not like Trotsky's way of tossing, he basically held a positive attitude towards the theory of the world revolution and the permanent revolution, but he was not as radical as the old Toll.

Moreover, today's international form shì also echoes Trotsky's prediction, and the shape shì is not a big good, but a small good can still be counted. At this time, Li Xiaofeng raised the morale of others to destroy his own prestige, and said something that did not conform to the general environment at this sensitive time, which had a very bad impact!

Fortunately, Lenin is now in charge, if he is replaced by a steel master, he will talk to a certain immortal, not to mention that he is only an alternate member of the Central Committee, even if it is a genuine Central Committee, even the great elder of the Politburo has to be dragged out and clicked!

I have to say that the Mentor can still listen to the correct advice and advice, he is not as rigid as steel, and there is no need to go out of his way to defend his so-called authority.

Of course, it is useless to just be enlightened by Lenin, the most important thing is that the reasons given by a certain immortal must be tenable, and if there is no reason, it is useless to let someone talk about it. The Mentor is enlightened, but when the fire comes up, it is more terrible than steel.

Fortunately, the words of a certain immortal are still very reasonable, and they have analyzed all aspects of subjectivity and objectivity and the comparison of forces between the enemy and the enemy in simple terms, and the final conclusion is not 100% correct, but it is very objective and convincing.

At least one of the immortals convinced the Mentor. Let the mentor realize that the next so-called decisive battle may not be so smooth, not to mention the solution of imperialism like sweeping away the leaves in one go. I'm afraid that even a tie will have to pay a huge price.

All in all, after listening to the objective analysis of a certain immortal. Lenin didn't close his eyes all night, because he had realized that the next battle would be a big gamble, and that the chances of winning were really small, and that if he lost, he would be doomed.

Some comrades may ask, since even the mentor realizes that the future is not optimistic, then why not take a step back and endure the calm for a while? Since there is no certainty of victory, let's not send troops to Warsaw, and just hold our own one-third of an acre.

The question is. It's simply not possible. After the end of the Allied bloc, the most dangerous and greatest enemy facing the Entente bloc was communism. This is a struggle of interests for life and death, and there is no compromise at all! Even if the Bolsheviks honestly tossed their own one-third of an acre, the big hooligans would come to the door to ask for the guilt, and they would not give up until they were eradicated!

Let's put it this way, it is simply impossible for the Bolsheviks to expect to get away with it by pretending to be their grandson, and the Entente cannot give the Bolsheviks a good face even for the sake of the fat of Russia.

Anyway. Even without Trotsky's death of the export revolution, the contradictions between the Entente and the Bolsheviks were irreconcilable, and they would have found fault with excuses like "why don't you wear a hat". You don't see that after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Yeltsin licked the West on his knees one-sidedly. What's in it? Is there a friendship in exchange for selfless and gratuitous assistance and sincerity?

Even the polar bear that has been licked on its knees will not be spared by the West, let alone the Bolsheviks, who now seem so heretical, alternative and unruly?

All in all, the battle had to be fought, whether by the Entente or by the Bolsheviks. Only after they have broken their wrists on the battlefield can they understand how powerful each other is. I know how to deal with each other.

Historically, for example, even Tukhachevsky suffered a crushing defeat under the city of Warsaw. But the Entente also discovered that the Bolsheviks were not so easy to bully, and that there were indeed problems within them, and there was no way to eliminate the Bolsheviks at any cost in the same way that the German-Austrian bloc was eliminated. That's why the Curzon line was reconciled in the middle, so that Maozi paid a certain price and made a truce.

Of course, for the Bolsheviks, it also understood that the domino effect advocated by Trotsky was not so easy to happen, and that the heritage of old imperialism was not a joke, and that it was impossible for a half-crippled Russia to overthrow the old world order alone.

This is also an important reason why Li Xiaofeng knew that it was very risky to have a direct confrontation with the Entente bloc, but he did not stop it. The Entente and the Bolsheviks needed to understand each other, they needed to get to the bottom of each other, and it was good. As for whether it will cause particularly strict consequences, Li Xiaofeng thinks that it should not, Tukhachevsky in history has been done with that virtue, and the Bolsheviks have lost the party and the country?

Therefore, for Li Xiaofeng, in the decisive battle advocated by Trotsky, there is no need for him to be too active, there is no need to exert his strength to the death, even if he really defeats the Entente group once, and the family can afford to lose, the final result can only be a draw. In that case, it is better to let Trotsky toss around casually and use the hand of the Entente to teach Lao Totsky how to behave.

Li Xiaofeng is confident that as long as Ratukhachevsky is handed over at the critical moment, even if Lao Tu loses, he will not lose as humiliating as in history.

Therefore, the proposal he presented to Lenin was: the East Prussian People's Liberation Army and the Baltic Front should temporarily adopt a defensive posture, seize the time to rest and recuperate, seize the time to replenish their forces, and choose a critical point in time to join the battle after the decisive battle has begun.

As for how to fight after joining the battle, Li Xiaofeng did not say, and Lenin did not have a problem. Because it is completely unnecessary, the Master Master has already understood what a certain immortal wants to do, it is nothing more than two possibilities, one is that Tukhachevsky's small universe broke out and defeated the army of the Entente, and at this time someone is in a hurry to grab the credit; The second possibility, and the more likely, is that when the Entente was preparing to beat Tukhachevsky, some immortal came to the rescue and told Tukhachevsky not to lose too badly.

Is there a third possibility? In any case, neither Li Xiaofeng, nor Ubolevich, nor Triandafilov, nor Lenin, nor Trotsky, believed that the Entente would attack East Prussia first.

Of course, if they do. It's not a big problem, anyway, didn't a certain immortal say that he should be based on defense first. It should not be too difficult to hold back the Entente bloc with the strength of the East Prussian People's Liberation Army and the Baltic Front. It is believed that Tukhachevsky will not let go of the opportunity to take the back road and attack Germany directly.

However, Lenin did not fully believe in a certain immortal. He would also have made more preparations, and while affirming someone's construction, he wrote a letter to Frunze, in which he asked Frunze to be prepared to resist the intervention of the Entente troops while liberating Ukraine. Frunze is required to be fully prepared, and once Tukhachevsky is defeated and Li Xiaofeng cannot withstand it, he will be able to delay the enemy in Ukraine and Belarus as long as possible and buy more time for the central government.

It's not enough to explain Frunze alone. After all, the strength of his Ukrainian Front is too weak, and Lenin still wants to give Stalin a task, he hopes that the Southwestern Front can draw troops to move closer to Ukraine, and once the worst happens, the Southwestern Front can also rise to the top.

But before Lenin could speak to Stalin, Trotsky shouted for a decisive battle. In desperation, Lenin could only remind Stalin by kicking people under the table.

"Are your forecasts too pessimistic?" After the meeting, Stalin was stunned when he learned what Lenin really thought.

Truly. Steel, though less than Trotsky, was confident in the world revolution. As for the issue of the army, he did not think about it so much, and he was also optimistic. Since the Red Army can defeat the White Army, it means that the Red Army can fight. In his mind, the combat effectiveness of the White Army could be equated with that of the Allied armies.

However, after learning of Lenin's concerns, he was not very impressed with the analysis of a certain immortal. But it can't be refuted, let alone said that someone is unfounded. I can only euphemistically say whether this concern is overly worried. Of course, he was also very happy. Previously, his Southwestern Front was largely excluded from the decisive battle in Poland, and now according to Lenin's wishes. His troops can approach Ukraine in a bright and bright way, and when the time comes, no matter whether Tukhachevsky's situation is good or bad, he will have the opportunity to intervene, so why not?

Therefore, after expressing very limited worries, he immediately said that the main force of his troops could move north at any time, and even said: "Is it too hasty to hand over such a decisive battle that is related to the victory of the revolution to Comrade Tukhachevsky, although Comrade Tukhachevsky has some ability, but he is too young after all, and we should choose some more reliable old comrades to command this decisive battle." For example, Comrade Frunze, I think he is more suitable! ”

Whether Frunze was more suitable was not a military question at all, and even if Frunze was more suitable, Trotsky would not have given him this opportunity. Who made Frunze Lenin's man? Trotsky had waited too long and given too much for this opportunity, how could he have conceded at this time?

So Lenin knew very well that Stalin suddenly mentioned Frunze at this time, that is, a little ill-intentioned, a little red-eyed, just imagine, if Frunze replaces Tukhachevsky, it means that this battle will be led by the Leninists, with Stalin's qualifications, it is not an exaggeration to give Frunze as political commissar, right?

In the end, Stalin did not take Lenin's worries seriously, and still thought that the next decisive battle was optimistic. Speaking from the heart, Lenin was a little disappointed and a little shaken, is the situation not as bad as Li Xiaofeng estimated?

Although Lenin was the Great Teacher, in the final analysis he was only a man, not an all-knowing and all-powerful God, although he was later invited to the altar, which in the final analysis was all a political need. Therefore, at the critical moment of 1919, when the final decisive battle was approaching, Lenin was actually up and down in his heart, and he did not have much confidence in the future, and even had the meaning of taking one step at a time.

While Lenin was hesitating, the will of the Entente was very strong, and after reaching an agreement with Germany, their next target was only the Bolsheviks. If the Bolsheviks can be eliminated, then there will be no force in this world that can hinder them, and they will completely control the whole world!

The temptation is too great, and they are willing to gamble even when they know that the anti-war voices at home are growing louder and that various social problems need to be solved urgently. Less than a week after Germany formally accepted the Entente's demands, the new British Foreign Secretary Curzon was impatiently briefed: "How to solve the Polish question as much as possible is already on the agenda of the Entente." We will not remain indifferent to the inhumane treatment of the Polish people, let alone allow the mob to commit violence! ”

Curzon Line's speech had not yet fallen. Pilsudski received an enthusiastic response: "I am glad to see that my British friends have not forgotten Poland, which is suffering, and I also earnestly hope that peace-loving friends from all over the world will pay attention to the tragic plight of Poland." I would like to present to you only on behalf of the Polish people. Please lend a helping hand as much as you can! ”

This singing and harmony is like playing a double reed, and anyone can see that in fact, the Poles and the Entente have long reached an agreement, which is just going through the motions. After the formalities, the Entente could roll up their sleeves and teach the Bolsheviks a lesson.

Of course, neither the Poles nor the Entente could not have imagined that it was not only them who were actively going through the motions, but Trotsky was also eager to act.

Almost at the same time as Pilsudski finished speaking, Beirut rushed to Moscow on behalf of the Polish Workers' Party. At Trotsky's request, he first met with Kamenev. The two sides had a friendly and fruitful conversation. Immediately afterwards, under the leadership of Kamenev, he met with Zinoviev, Sverdlov and Lenin.

Two days later, Beirut returned with a full load. By the time he returned to Lublin, the cutscenes belonging to the Bolsheviks and the Polish Socialist Workers' Party were over. In Lublin, the national delegates of the Polish Socialist Workers' Party had "gathered for joy" to wait for a series of resolutions to be passed on after Beirut's return.

Firstly, the Polish Socialist Workers' Party changed its name to the Communist Party of Poland, secondly, the Polish Communist Party officially joined the Comintern and became a branch of the Comintern, and finally. The Communist Party of Poland announced that it was going to create a socialist Soviet Polish Republic!

This series of moves was so swift and so logical that the big Western hooligans, who have always been good at going through the motions, could not help but be dumbfounded. The double reed between them and Pilsudski has not yet been played, how can two Polands run out in the blink of an eye? Moreover, the nascent Poland joined the Comintern in a fair and open manner. This is tantamount to arguing with them!

How embarrassing is it that the old imperialism lost to the nascent Bolsheviks? However, what made them embarrassed was still to come, and the Entente group rose up to tighten the legal process. When stepping up the voting work in Parliament. The Bolsheviks once again educated them and told the old imperialism what communist speed was!

The President and Prime Minister of the Soviet Republic of Poland have just taken the oath of office. The Russian Red Army had already crossed the border to Poland at their request to maintain social order. Tukhachevsky's Belorussian Front almost ran over from Brest and rushed straight to Warsaw with a puff of smoke and dust. In the name of the liberation of the capital!

The Entente and Pilsudski were dumbfounded again, and they had been discussing how to fight the Bolsheviks on a foothold in Warsaw, and how to defend Warsaw! But in the blink of an eye, Tukhachevsky's 200,000-strong army had already been killed under his nose, and suddenly Warsaw was bloody again.

Pilsudski and his head of government immediately abandoned Warsaw and turned in the direction of Poznan, fleeing with such speed that Tukhachevsky could not reach him. Of course, for Tukhachevsky, Pilsudski was simply insignificant, a lost dog, running away. In the words of Trotsky: "You can't run for a while, and when the world revolution is victorious, you can clean him up as much as you want!" ”

Almost without a single shot, the Belarusian Front took over Warsaw, and for Tukhachevsky, although the occupation of Warsaw was very cool, he always felt that something was missing, and there was a feeling of punching the air, and to be honest, he really felt that he could not win.

Tukhachevsky was not the only one who felt that he could not be victorious, but Stalin was also constantly talking about this matter. It seemed to him that a certain immortal should have occupied Warsaw in the first two months, rather than leaving him to Trotsky, which was tantamount to giving credit to the other party in vain, and this was an act of supporting the enemy.

Lenin was indifferent to Stalin's accusations, he was waiting, he knew very well that the Entente would have to react next, and it would soon be clear whether Tukhachevsky was a dragon or a worm, and he didn't have to care about a Warsaw at all.

As for Li Xiaofeng, he didn't bother with Stalin at all, and after knowing what Trotsky wanted to do, he personally went to North Industry and personally supervised the workers in production. The next fierce battle will be an unprecedented war of attrition, and it's time for NORINCO to show its face!

Of course, Trotsky had no time to take care of the thoughts of Stalin or a certain immortal, and although he was full of confidence in Tukhachevsky and his own theory of line, this did not mean that he would be careless. On the contrary, Trotsky at this moment was really devoted to his work, and devoted himself to it with 300 per cent enthusiasm.

The workers were starving and crooked, but they did not bother to work, and Trotsky himself went to cheer them up. The morale of the Red Army soldiers of the Belorussian Front was not high enough, and Trotsky came out to cheer up. He even rushed to Warsaw himself, and squatted beside Tukhachevsky to escort the genius marshal!

In this atmosphere, the decisive battle began...... (To be continued......)

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