Even in a serious and heroic revolutionary history, some links in it tend to be composed of strange circles that are both colorful and ridiculous.

-- For example, Li De, the so-called "Comintern military adviser" who led to the failure of the Red Army's fifth anti-encirclement campaign, was not sent by the Comintern at all, he was actually just a cashier, and he was not in the Comintern's establishment, but was subordinate to the General Staff of the Soviet Army!

As for the reason why he will be sent to China, it is only the first work internship after graduating from the Frunze Military Academy and joining the Soviet Army.

-- The whole thing went something like this: On June 15, 1931, Niu Lan and his wife, the heads of the Comintern's Far East Information and Finance Center in Shanghai, were arrested. In August of the same year, it was handed over to the Kuomintang regime in Nanjing. The Soviet Union assigned Sorge, the head of the Shanghai station of the Far East Intelligence Bureau of the General Staff of the Soviet Army, to organize the rescue. Sorge demanded that Moscow send $20,000 to bribe Kuomintang officials. The General Staff of the Soviet Army sent two members of the German Communist Party to Shanghai with $20,000 each to send money to Sorge on different routes. Braun, pseudonym Li De in Chinese.

Li De came to Shanghai safely, and after giving the money to Sorge, he happened to Yujian Bogu. And what is even more coincidental is that he and Bogu knew each other in the Soviet Union and had a good relationship. So, Bogu, who had just become the top leader of the Communist Party of China at that time, had a very happy conversation with Li De, hoping that he could stay and help him, so he asked Wang Ming, who was in Moscow at the time, to get in touch with him...... Next, in the German army, he was only a small private, and in the Soviet Union, he was only Li De, who had just graduated from the military academy. In Shanghai, I was extremely pleasantly surprised to learn that I had been appointed as the Comintern's top military adviser in China!

But in fact, the Comintern only reluctantly agreed to allow Li De to remain in China as a volunteer. Similar to the future Dr. Bethune. In addition, Li De himself had to go to the Soviet General Staff to make an application report and obtain approval -- but the Soviet General Staff never received this application report, and it did not understand what was going on for a long time, and even almost mistook Li De for a deserter or a missing person......

As for whether Wang Ming and Bogu conspired to fool their party comrades, or whether Wang Ming simply deceived Bogu as well, only God knows.

Next. After Bogu arrived in the Central Soviet District, he touted Li De as a military adviser sent by the Comintern and granted him full powers of military command. has almost become an emperor-like figure...... Some people say that Bogu grabbed Li De at that time like grasping a life-saving straw.

This is a bit harsh: because you don't understand military affairs, you ask others for advice. There is nothing to reproach in itself. Even if the person being consulted is a foreigner.

If this is all there is, perhaps the history of the Chinese revolution and the personal histories of Bogu, Wang Ming, and Li De will be written in another way.

But the brutal truth is that at first it may have been limited to military knowledge. But then it evolved into trying to cram something of yourself into it. borrowed the signboard of the Frunze Military Academy and the identity of the Comintern to help himself suppress the Taiwan and others...... As a result, Li De, who did not understand Chinese, became the door god Zhong Kui, and was used to "fight ghosts" -- to intimidate those who had accumulated rich experience in the revolutionary war and adhered to the Red Army's unique tactics.

――weishenme doesn't trust his generals and his own theories like this, but he prefers to invite an inexplicable Li De?

Moreover, even if he was really superstitious about the Soviet Union and admired foreigners, he refused to apply openly. Moscow was asked to send suitable military advisers to China – such as General Gallen, who led the Kuomintang-Communist cooperation, or a series of famous Soviet generals in World War II in the future – but insisted on making a man of his own light in his words. Li Dewan, who doesn't know China and is not good at fighting, stayed behind and dragged him to the Soviet area as a bodhisattva to make offerings?

…… Could it be that it is precisely because he takes a fancy to Li De that he has neither merit nor military talent, he cannot win battles, and he cannot grasp the military power and military spirit?

-- The truth of history has been buried behind layers of fog, but the various parties and scheming tricks contained in it are still chilling -- how can a proletarian revolution that is supposed to be impartial and selfless still be carried out in this way?!

All in all, the result of this historical absurd drama all the way to Zuihou was a major setback for the Red Revolution in China, and the painstakingly managed Central Soviet District was completely buried. In addition, it also seriously undermined the relationship of trust between the Chinese and Soviet communists, and turned many "revolutionary masses who did not know the truth" from extremely admiring the Soviet Union to blindly commanding foreign advisers, and finally led the Chinese revolution to embark on the road of independence and self-determination......

-- If Comrade Stalin had the good fortune to learn that some "pro-Soviet" Chinese comrades who kept saying that they were "infinitely loyal to the great Soviet Union" had in fact poured so much sewage and hatred on the Soviet Union, causing him to bear a huge black cauldron...... I wonder what you're thinking?

(It can be seen that since a private can command the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, a group of chengguan temporary workers can probably also conquer Shijie.) ）

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As a result of the sudden learning of the absurd truth behind the "Comintern adviser Li De incident", all the leaders of the Red Army fell into a state of chaotic mental collapse for a while, and the next booking arrangements also fell into chaos...... Therefore, the crossers had to take over the task of receiving the German advisers and the German minister, inviting them to drink a few cups of coffee and take a break in the pilot's lounge next to the airport.

“…… General Seckert, let you yujian such a farce today, it is really not well arranged, and it makes you laugh. ”

With a cup of Blue Mountain coffee in her hand, Ms. Kinchina said to General Seckert in German, "...... I would like to express my deepest apologies to you. ”

“…… It is all right, dear lady, that it is a pleasure for me, an old man, to be able to witness such a wonderful comedy with my own eyes. ”

General Seckert, who was over the age of six, had gray hair and a straight waist, maintaining the good military demeanor of the German Junkers. However, the contempt and contempt in his demeanor could not be concealed, and his words were full of malice and meanness, "...... It is a great honor for me, the former Chief of the General Staff of the Reich, to be able to lead the hundreds of thousands of troops of a great Eastern country by an ordinary private who once served under my command, and I am also proud of the reputation of the German soldiers...... But, although Napoleon said that a soldier who does not want to be a marshal is not a good soldier, it is definitely not a German soldier who can take the position of marshal, not to mention that you have found a shameful traitor and deserter......"

Hearing this, the members of the German Advisory Group and Minister Todman could not help but laugh. (To be continued......)