Chapter 170: Summary Report on the World War (I)

"Preliminary Investigation Report on the Damage Caused by the Second and Third World Wars to Human Society on Earth"

Commission of Inquiry into the Liquidation of Losses in the Second and Third World Wars, submitted in April 1950

preface

The Second and Third World Wars, which lasted for 10 years and 40 days from September 1, 1939 to October 10, 1949, were the greatest events of our time and one of the longest, most intense and bloodiest conflicts in the history of human civilization. In the past decade www.biquge.info armies have fought each other on almost all sides of the world, including Switzerland, which claims to be permanently neutral, the United States and Canada, which were far away from the war in World War I, and even Black Africa and Latin America, which have been fighting for many years. Only the ice and snow world of Antarctica has not been polluted by the flames of war and gunpowder in the past ten years.

This series of tragic wars of unprecedented scale has affected the vast majority of the world's population, caused incalculable huge losses of life and property, and also caused subversive changes in the global political and economic map, and even caused a profound impact on the earth's ecological environment that cannot be ignored. Thanks to the extensive use of new and powerful weapons, including nuclear weapons, the devastating effects of these two world wars on the planet were unprecedented.

In addition to the devastation of the war itself, the volcanic eruption in Iceland during World War III and the unusually low global climate caused by it, as well as the ensuing large-scale failure of agricultural products and the global famine, were also important factors that led to the destruction of global human civilization and society in this decade.

The world's population fell from 2.2 billion to 1.2 billion in the course of a decade of terrible war, far more devastating than the First World War. Many smaller countries and peoples were even wiped out during the war. In the post-war multipolar landscape, the Soviet Union, China, and Japan grew in relative strength during the war, and eventually became the main forces that dominated the post-war pattern. Western Europe and North America, the original core of the capitalist world, suffered a devastating blow in the world war, and their strength and influence were almost wiped out, and it was even difficult to maintain their own existence.

At the same time, as a remnant of the pre-war capitalist world, the South African authorities, which were freed from the rule of the British Empire, also ushered in their own great development through the ten-year war and the great destruction of the former European and American capitalist worlds, and became one of the important beneficiaries of the post-war order.

For the foreseeable future, this African country, which emerged from its colonial status in the midst of the world war, will become the last bastion of the world's capitalist world. Like the Byzantine Empire that remained after the collapse of the Roman Empire, it became the last legacy of the Old World.

In essence, the root cause of the Second and Third World Wars remains the result of the inherent contradictions of capitalism and the accumulation of inequalities and other crises on the path of human development caused by the capitalist mode of development. After the end of the war, although there are still some problems that have not been resolved, the two major factors that triggered the war, namely the capitalist world system and international inequality, have been alleviated to a considerable extent.

Here, on the basis of the information currently available, the Committee has made a rather rough summary of the trauma and destruction caused by the 10-year war to the civilized world of mankind. More granular and accurate data need to be further investigated and counted before conclusions can be drawn.

1. Europe

Like the First World War, the European continent, the center of world civilization, became the main battlefield of the two subsequent world wars, and suffered far more horrors than the catastrophe of the First World War, including mass nuclear explosions and protracted famine. When all of this purgatory-like catastrophe is over, the lights of European civilization have been extinguished, if not completely, by more than 80 percent.

As the former largest power in Europe, the United Kingdom (including Scotland, England, and Wales on the island of Great Britain, excluding Northern Ireland, which was recovered by Ireland), was the region that suffered the most nuclear explosions in Europe and was the most severely damaged during the war. Although the Battle of Britain during World War II caused only minor losses to the country. But in the following three wars, almost all cities with more than 100,000 people in Britain were destroyed by nuclear strikes at the beginning of the three wars. The few small and medium-sized cities that survived were abandoned in the following war years due to the fact that British agriculture was almost cut off for three consecutive years, and the food supply crisis caused by the shutdown of overseas trade.

When the decade-long world war officially came to an end, there was no longer a "government" in the whole of Great Britain. According to the report of the Red Army's reconnaissance unit and the analysis of aerial photographs, the current island of Great Britain has been restored to a state of barbarism to a considerable extent, and there is no longer any place where more than 10,000 people can live, 98 percent of the arable land has been abandoned, and the industrial and mining industries have been basically completely destroyed.

Britain, which had a population of 46 million on its own soil before the war, now has only 1.2 million to 1.5 million survivors left on the island of Great Britain, mainly in the coastal areas of southern England, where they depend on primitive farming and marine fisheries, which have been repeatedly hit by natural disasters and have extremely unstable yields. In the interior of England, the survivors had to rely on hunting, gathering wild plants, and animal husbandry to make ends meet, and they became almost savages.

However, the abnormally low temperature climate caused by the volcanic eruption in Iceland also seriously interfered with the normal operation of the Atlantic Current, resulting in a sharp drop of more than 90 percent in the fishing catch in the North Atlantic waters in the four or seven or eight years after the worst of the disaster.

According to the important instructions of General Secretary Stalin, the current Britain "is no longer qualified to exist as a state." In the next few years, the island would replace Siberia as a penal colony for the Soviet Motherland for all kinds of criminals and bad elements. The Central Committee has now launched the first exile program, preparing to exile 500,000 class enemies to the island of Great Britain from Turkey, Afghanistan, and Iran, where the Red Army has fought in recent years, as well as from the Caucasus, where rebellions broke out during World War II, and several felony camps in the country. At the same time, 150,000 black prisoners of war captured by the Red Army and friendly forces during the war were also released to the British mainland because the white South African authorities refused to accept repatriation. In addition, white British prisoners of war who had asked to return home, as well as Indian prisoners of war who had nowhere to be released, were also on their way back to the island of Great Britain.

In addition, based on the principle of sharing the interests of the socialist family, the Kremlin has also decided to open up the power to exile death row prisoners, felons and political prisoners to the island of Great Britain for all socialist countries in the world. However, it seems that due to time and distance, only the French government has exiled more than a hundred gypsies guilty of aggravated theft to Britain in the whole of Europe. In short, there is reason to believe that after such a large replenishment of human resources in a short period of time, the total desolation of Britain will be quickly reversed and once again exploited by mankind.

The comrades of the Academy of Social Sciences also said that the island of Great Britain in its present state has become a wonderful museum of the world's ethnography and a base for social science experiments to observe whether many peoples of different faiths, languages, and skin colors can live together in harmony. The results of this experiment have important reference and guiding significance for the future construction and development of all countries in the world.

In addition, on December 5, 1949, the Zionist organization formally applied to the Kremlin for a piece of land on the island of Great Britain to establish a Jewish autonomous city-state for the settlement of Jews who were accustomed to European life and did not adapt to the harsh climate of Palestine. In this regard, the Kremlin said after studying and considering that Yorkshire, England, could be assigned to the Zionist organization to create a free city. However, Zionist organizations would prefer less radioactive access to Cornwall, an issue that is still being negotiated repeatedly.

As a neighbor of the United Kingdom, Ireland escaped World War II but suffered from World War III. The devastation of ground warfare, the nuclear strike of the atomic bomb, the failure of grain harvests due to abnormal weather conditions, and the drastic reduction in marine fisheries...... The British have endured all the catastrophes of the past few years, and Ireland has endured almost the same time. By the time the war finally ended, the total population of Ireland had dwindled to about two million, even after the newly recovered Northern Ireland population, and at least more than half of the survivors were malnourished.

In any case, in wartime Ireland, at least one government was able to allocate resources, avoid waste, organize a self-help movement for production, and be able to import some food and a small amount of aid from the countries of the socialist camp. Ireland fared much better than the United Kingdom, which had been completely isolated and anarchic during the same period. By 1949, Ireland had initially resumed agricultural and livestock production, and had re-established a food rationing system that covered all citizens, which basically ensured that the people would not starve to death on a large scale.

According to the Kremlin's post-war plan, the central government assigned the Welsh area of Great Britain to Ireland for occupation and management. However, due to the financial difficulties of the Irish authorities and the fact that the country was in ruins, the occupation plan remained on paper, with the Irish army placing only a symbolic battalion in the Isle of Man and Milford Harbour in south-west Wales to boost morale and morale.

The three low-lying countries of the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg also suffered heavy losses in the war, with the famous Dutch barrage being blown open and major cities such as Amsterdam being bombed. Six million people died in war, nuclear bombings and famine, and four million were forced to migrate to Siberia. Although the post-war reconstruction phase has begun, at least 40,000 hectares of arable land and pastures in the Netherlands alone have been submerged and salinized, in addition to nuclear contamination and devastating damage to farmland and water facilities. As a result, there are many obstacles to the resumption of farming and animal husbandry after the war, and even after the evacuation and relocation of so many people, the food self-sufficiency rate in the Low Countries is still only about 30 percent.

After ten years of war and revolution and more than two years of famine, the total population of the French Republic fell from 41 million before the war to about 21 million, more than a million people fled to South Africa and the Americas, and more than 3 million people migrated to Siberia. A series of large cities, including the capital Paris, the important seaports of Bordeaux, Marseille and Toulon, were razed to the ground. The country's industrial and agricultural production collapsed, and railways, shipping, and communications were almost completely shut down. Banditry is rampant, displaced people are everywhere, and law and order are broken. The Provisional Government of Socialist France, currently stranded in the Italian-French border of Nice, barely managed to effectively rule about 30 percent of the country's territory, while the rest of the country was dominated by powerful and warlords, as if it were a medieval lord, and post-war reconstruction has so far been difficult.

Spain and Portugal did not participate in World War II, and the flames of World War III only lingered on the Iberian Peninsula for a short time. But the problem is that Spain had already experienced an extremely brutal civil war before the outbreak of World War II, described as "half of Spain is dead, and it is the other half of Spain that killed it". Later, in the midst of World War III, Spain suffered tragedies such as the Madrid nuclear bombing, so the proportion of population loss is still quite large. According to statistics, if we count from the Spanish Civil War, by the end of World War III, about 13 million people died in war and famine in Spain, and more than 1 million people went into exile. Portugal experienced a shorter period of war than Spain, but the nuclear bombing of Lisbon and the unusually low temperatures of the world followed, and the new regime in the making collapsed before it could be established, leaving the country in a state of anarchy and chaos for two full years. During this period, about two million Portuguese fled the country or died in the war. At present, the new national governments of Spain and Portugal have been established in Granada and Porto respectively, and the internal order has been initially stabilized, but the road to post-war reconstruction is still very long.

Of all the traditional European powers, Italy suffered the least losses during the decade of war. But six million Italians died in war or from cold and famine during this period, more than 100 fled abroad, and more than 100 migrated to Siberia. Road and rail traffic in Italy was not initially restored until the autumn of 1949, on the eve of the end of the World War. The country's industrial production was still in a state of large-scale bankruptcy, agriculture was largely back to normal, and by the autumn of 1949 it was able to export small quantities of food abroad.

Switzerland, once a permanently neutral country, was able to maintain a detached neutrality during World War II and profited from doing business between the warring parties. However, at the beginning of the next three wars, because of its self-sufficient attempts to make enemies of the entire socialist camp, it eventually attracted a devastating nuclear attack, the capitals of Bern and Zurich were destroyed by nuclear bombings, and the Swiss government fled to Geneva was forced to surrender unconditionally. But the Swiss diehards, unwilling to accept defeat, continued to use the banner of nationalism to try to expel the Red Army by guerrilla warfare, and indeed prompted the withdrawal of the Soviet Red Army on its own initiative: because with the advance of the front, this land was no longer of strategic value, and other battlefields required additional troops.

But before the Swiss diehards could celebrate their so-called victory, the ensuing eruption of Iceland's volcanoes and the world's unusually low temperatures dealt a fatal blow to the highland known as the "Roof of Europe". In the midst of two consecutive "summerless years" of agricultural and animal husbandry and three years of heavy snowstorms, some Swiss villages and towns were buried in heavy snow for three years without melting, and residents had nowhere to escape but starved to death in their own houses. The rest of the Swiss also have to face the desperate situation of having no fuel and no food – Switzerland's neighbours are also in the midst of a devastating famine and are unable to provide Switzerland with surplus fuel and agricultural products. What's more, Switzerland's rail and road system has long since collapsed, and even if it can be bought from abroad at a large price, it is difficult to transport it into Switzerland. Finally, after the Soviet Red Army withdrew from Switzerland voluntarily after the Soviet Red Army could not bear the harassment of guerrilla warfare, the entire European socialist camp imposed a trade blockade on Switzerland. Although it is still not possible to completely eradicate the small-scale smuggling of some illegal traders, in an era of famine across Europe, the Swiss will never be able to get enough food to feed millions of people.

In this way, the puppet Swiss government in Geneva was finally overthrown in the midst of rebellion and turmoil, and the headquarters of the Red Cross around the world could not save itself in this cruel era. By the end of World War III, Switzerland had lost about 85 percent of its population and was in a state of anarchy, second only to England in the worst fate of any European country. The countries of the socialist camp are still deliberating and coordinating whether to recognize Switzerland as a statehood or, like the island of Great Britain, to make it a common penal colony for the whole of Europe and the whole world.

As the birthplace of World Wars I and II, Germany in Central Europe suffered a terrible backlash from defeat. By the time Berlin fell and the Nazi regime fell, Germany had lost one-tenth of its population, and its railways, roads, factories, and ports had been destroyed. After that, although the new socialist government of Germany did not really send troops to participate in the Third World War, the nuclear bombing and bombing of the US Strategic Air Force still did not spare this country that had already been devastated. The following global low temperature and abnormal climate dealt a fatal blow to German agriculture, which had not yet recovered.

By the autumn of 1949, 22 million people had died in war and famine in Germany, which had a population of 66 million before the war, and 10 million had migrated to Central Asia and Siberia to earn a living. But compared to the current situation of Germany's two old rivals, France and Britain, the situation of the Germans in the devastating catastrophe of this decade is relatively not particularly miserable, and can only be said to be equivalent to the global average.

As another Germanic country, Austria also suffered great damage in World War II, and was hit by a nuclear bombing during World War III, and then the world's unusually low temperatures, or "summerless years", also brought terrible disasters to Hitler's homeland.

By the time the world war and famine finally ended, Austria, which had a population of 7 million before the war, had now reduced its population to 4 million, and its industry, agriculture, and transportation collapsed, and its social outlook was not much different from that of Germany. Czechoslovakia and Hungary, on the other hand, were less affected than Austria, the food ration system was maintained, the post-war recovery was better, and reconstruction efforts were already underway.

Further east, the countries of Eastern and Southeastern Europe, from Germany, were the main battlefields of World War II, but they were not devastated much in World War III. Although it also suffered from the world's unusually low temperatures, it was also able to get help from the Soviet government. After five years of restoration and construction, the traces of the war have been gradually erased, and all indicators of the national economy are basically close to the pre-war level.

Overall, the population losses in Eastern and South-Eastern Europe are below 20 percent, and Bulgaria has even killed less than half a million people, far below the global average. Even in Poland, which was the hardest hit by the war, only 18 percent of Poles died in the war and famine, if the post-war change of state borders led to the reconversion of the people of Western Belarus and Western Ukraine to Soviet citizens.

However, it is troubling that, despite the collapse of Nazi Germany, the wave of rejection of Jews caused by it has not completely subsided in Europe, especially in Eastern Europe, with Poland being the most serious. Many Polish Jews, who had just been released from Nazi concentration camps, were lynched and even killed by the Poles. As the national contradictions were so difficult to reconcile, some of the Polish Jews chose to settle in the state of Israel, which was being raised. Other Jews, who felt that they could not survive on the continent, felt that they could not adapt to the harsh climate of the deserts of the Middle East, and wished to continue living in Europe, so they proposed the establishment of a Jewish Free City on the island of Great Britain.

The Poles were very supportive of the Jews' proposal, wishing that they would go quickly, but wishing that they would also enclose a piece of land on the island of Great Britain. After hearing the news, the Zionist organization strongly demanded that the Jews should not be allowed to continue to be neighbors with the Poles on the island of Great Britain.

Denmark, Sweden, and Norway in Northern Europe are also not the main battlefields of the world war, and the death toll does not seem to be very large. However, due to the cold climate and the sparse population, even an atomic bomb in the capital would have been devastating for these countries. The following unusually low global climate has pushed these high-latitude countries into a cold hell all of a sudden. Norway and northern Sweden have not seen a ray of sunlight for six months due to the fact that the sky has been obscured by Icelandic volcanic ash. By the time the ash has subsided a bit, it's already the polar night...... According to current rough statistics, Denmark lost about 1.5 million people in the world war and the world's unusually low temperatures, Sweden lost 2 million people, and Norway lost 1.8 million people. Finland, which had been reconquered by the Soviet Union, lost 1.2 million people in the war and famine. Iceland is a completely no-man's land, and as it stands, it is impossible for humans to survive in such a place.

In addition to the huge demographic and economic losses, the ecological environment of the Nordic countries has also been severely damaged during these two "summerless years", and a considerable number of animals and plants have frozen to death in the unusually severe cold, and it is expected that it will take a long time to gradually recover.

Finally, in the midst of this great war, for the independence, freedom, revival and dignity of the Soviet people, for the reform and liberation of all mankind, and for the sounding of the last death knell of the capitalist world, our great Soviet motherland also contributed the lives of about 15 million heroic sons and daughters, and paid the tragic price of the destruction of four native cities, including Leningrad, the second largest city, by the American atomic bombs.

As for the more detailed details of the specific losses and then there is a special report on the losses of the Soviet Civil War, which will not be mentioned here.

In summary, Europe as a whole has lost about 300 million people compared to the pre-war period, and the death toll alone is as high as more than 200 million.

Western Asia and North Africa

In World War II and III, West Asia and North Africa were also important battlefields. Although many newspapers and magazines talked about the various tricks of the "Desert Fox" Rommel in the desert of North Africa, and the series of jokes made by the Italian fascist army on the African battlefield. But to be honest, the serious destruction of West Asia and North Africa basically began with the Third World War.

On the peninsula of Asia Minor, relying on the Red Army's courageous fighting and overwhelming nuclear strikes, the battle flag of the Russian soldiers was finally planted on the head of Constantinople, realizing a dream that had been held for centuries. But as the inevitable cost of the war, with the complete collapse of the reactionary regime in Turkey, more than 10 million Turks were wiped out, leaving the Turks in the mountains of Asia Minor engaged in a long guerrilla war against the Soviet Red Army and the nascent Socialist Republic of Kurdistan. The Kremlin is still in discussions with Kurdish leaders about whether to move all Turks from Asia Minor in the future, or whether to carve out a reservation in Ankara, following the example set by the Americans in establishing Indian reservations.

In the Arab world of West Asia, south of Turkey and east of Egypt, the Soviet Red Army only stopped at Mosul and did not send large-scale troops to these areas, but in order to expel and eliminate the American and British allies who had previously entrenched in these areas, the Kremlin used its strategic air force to drop more than 900 atomic bombs on cities and ports in this area. Even after the withdrawal of US troops, nuclear strikes did not stop in order to eliminate some extreme anti-Soviet forces. Until the autumn of 1949, while carrying out strategic nuclear strikes against the United States, the Soviet Strategic Air Force was still carrying out nuclear bombing missions in certain parts of the Middle East.

After such a large-scale and high-intensity nuclear attack, with the exception of the Palestinian areas of Palestine, which owns the holy city of Jerusalem and is currently controlled by Jews, the entire Arab world in West Asia has been largely completely destroyed. In particular, desert oases with fragile ecosystems often never recover from the flames of nuclear explosions. At present, the governments of various Arab countries have completely collapsed and basically degenerated back to the era of barbarism. For the outside world, such a vast area has almost become a black hole where no information can be transmitted.

Further east, the Kingdom of Iran, after more than two years of confrontation with the Soviet Red Army on the Caspian coast, finally conceded defeat in June 1949 and chose to negotiate a peace truce with the Soviet Union, ceding a small lowland along the Caspian coast. In order to divert internal contradictions with foreign wars, the newly appointed Prime Minister Mossadegh put forward the slogan of "Persian Persian Gulf", and ambitiously wanted to enter the two river basins and several small countries on the southern shore of the Persian Gulf, so as to boost the morale and morale of the Iranian kingdom and make up for the loss of ceding the lowlands along the Caspian coast.

The Kremlin acquiesced to the Iranians' plan, and the new Socialist Republic of Kurdistan signed an agreement with the Iranians to use Mosul as the dividing line, leaving the nuclear devastated Arab world south of Assyria to the Iranians. It remains to be seen whether the Iranian army will be able to reconquer the old territory of the Persian Empire and realize the slogan "Persian Gulf for the Persians".

Then, in Africa, Egypt, as an ancient civilization, suffered several nuclear bombs in the course of the confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union, and at the same time suffered a massacre in the process of uprising against the colonial rule of the United States and Britain, and then a series of civil wars broke out, killing about three million people before and after. However, from the autumn of 1947, with the support and assistance of the Soviet Red Army, a socialist regime was finally re-established in Egypt, which very reluctantly ruled the Nile Valley, and to a considerable extent restored agricultural production, and began to export large quantities of surplus grain to famine-stricken Europe.

Further west from Egypt, the situation in the Maghreb region of North Africa is much worse, with colonial governments collapsing and unable to perform effective administrations, local tribes fighting each other, and everything seems to have returned to the Dark Ages of the Middle Ages. Although the Soviet Red Army stationed in North Africa had established several air bases and military ports on the edge of the desert, it had never been able to extend its effective domination to a distance of 50 kilometers from the base walls. Moreover, with the end of the strategic nuclear strike against the United States, these forces have been ordered to abandon all bases in North Africa and withdraw to the country.

At present, apart from the occasional conflicting information gathered from the region by smugglers and spy agents, we know very little about the social situation in North Africa, except that until now there has been a lot of war and no effective ruling order.

Due to the lack of first-hand accurate investigation data, the news in many places can only rely on hearsay, and there are many contradictions and contradictions between them. Therefore, on the basis of available information, it can only be roughly estimated that the entire region of West Asia and North Africa lost about 30 million to 40 million people during the decade of the Second and Third World Wars. In terms of numbers, it may not seem significant, but the number of deaths in the UK alone is higher than in West Asia and North Africa as a whole. But given the harsh environment and vast deserts of West Asia and North Africa, and the low population density compared to Europe, such a proportion of mass deaths is already close to devastating for local civilization.

In short, excluding Asia Minor, which was occupied by the Soviet Red Army and the Eastern European Army, the Kingdom of Iran, which was left behind the world war, and the Republics of Egypt, Israel, and Kurdistan that gradually established socialist regimes, and some port colonial cities established by European immigrants in North Africa, the rest of the entire West Asia and North Africa region has now become a "land of lawlessness" where the social order has collapsed. According to traditional sociological notions, it seems that in the coming years this large area of arid and semi-arid land will be separated from the concept of the "civilized world".

3. Black Africa in the Saharan Desert

During the 10-year war that had just ended, the ground forces of the Soviet Red Army could attack as far as Morocco in the north of the Sahara Desert, and had never penetrated deep into the Black Africa region south of the Sahara Desert, and had never even had the strategic idea of planting the red flag in Black Africa.

However, this does not mean that black Africa, south of the Saharan Desert, will be immune to world war. On the contrary, in fact, the Black African region south of the Sahara Desert has been in the midst of intense turmoil and conflict over the past decade, and even until now.

If we go back in history, the first blood left in sub-Saharan Black Africa during the era of the world war should be the invasion of Ethiopia, a country on the East African plateau, by the Italian fascist regime. In the midst of this lame war, Mussolini's Italian army caused between 800,000 and 1 million casualties in Ethiopia, despite many jokes.

Then, during World War II, a series of armed conflicts broke out between the British and French colonists on the island of Madagascar and Dakar. However, for Black Africa as a whole, the death toll and socio-economic devastation caused by these conflicts are largely insignificant and insignificant.

The massive population losses that really bleed black Africa began with the nuclear war in the early stages of World War III. At that time, Eisenhower, who led the withdrawal of troops from North Africa and West Asia, retreated to Black Africa south of the Sahara Desert after joining the colonial forces, and continued to confront the Soviet Red Army across the desert. If the Kremlin wants to end the war in the Old World, it must annihilate or at least expel this multi-million American and British allied forces.

However, if the US army is attacked directly across the vast desert to the south, firstly, the Red Army's front-line strength is insufficient, and secondly, the logistical supply line across the Sahara Desert is really difficult to support; If the Atlantic coast were to march along the Atlantic coast to West Africa to facilitate the delivery of supplies by sea, the American Atlantic Fleet would still have considerable strength, and the Soviet Union had not yet gained sea supremacy, so it would be unwise to expose the supply lines to the enemy's guns; If you go south to East Africa along the Red Sea, the Suez Canal has been destroyed by a nuclear explosion, and it will be impassable for a short time, and there will be no ships available for a while.

Therefore, the Kremlin finally decided to continue to replace the ground offensive with nuclear strikes and drive the US military away from Africa with high-intensity nuclear explosions.

Thus, in the months that followed, sub-Saharan Black Africa, especially the port colonies of East and West Africa, endured hundreds of atomic bombs, almost sweeping away the construction that Western European colonizers had made in Africa since the beginning of the Age of Discovery.

Before Eisenhower's U.S. forces in Africa finally collapsed and the Union of South Africa defected and expelled U.S. troops from Africa, about 10 million to 20 million Africans, mostly black, were killed by Soviet atomic bombs. After the Union of South Africa seceded from the British Empire and was successfully established. The white South African regime, while attacking all the former African colonies in Africa, forcibly incorporated almost all the black African colonies except Ethiopia into the "Southern African Community" led by the Federation of South Africa, and has been semi-openly carrying out genocidal policies and carrying out large-scale massacres of black African natives.

By the end of 1949, between 50 million and 60 million blacks had died in war and massacres throughout black Africa. But if we only count the number of depopulation reductions in black Africa, it is far from that much. Because, while the white South African authorities were massacring blacks during World War III, war refugees continued to enter South Africa from overseas. According to information released by South Africa, the number of war refugees who entered the country legally alone is as high as 35 million. The vast majority are white Europeans and Americans, but there are also some Indians, Arabs, and East Asian yellows, and the total should be no less than two million.

So far, relying on the large-scale influx of war refugees in recent years, as well as the original white immigrants from South Africa, Mozambique and other places, the number of whites owned by the South African Community has surged to more than 50 million, exceeding the pre-war population of Britain. Therefore, in order to settle these white immigrants who carried a large amount of money and technology, were of higher quality, and were more reliable in the eyes of the South African authorities, and to make room for them to live on African soil, the white South African authorities did not hesitate to raise their butcher's knives against the blacks. Its ultimate goal should be to turn black Africa south of the Sahara Desert into "white Africa" with blood and fire. The rest of the blacks were left to survive in slave dungeons on plantations, as they had in the southern states of the United States in the last century.

However, in the process, the black Africans could not stand still, but would inevitably launch the fiercest resistance to the white South African authorities for the survival of the ethnic group. In the years that followed, the repression and purges of the black indigenous people would inevitably involve most of the energy of the white South African authorities. Therefore, for the foreseeable future, this last bastion of capitalism should not pose too much of a threat to the cause of socialism. (To be continued.) )