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Volume 1 On the Songhua River Chapter 781 Literary Fight

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    Chapter 781: Literary Fight

    The establishment of the Provisional Military and Political Committee of the Outer Mongolia Administrative Region marked the temporary end of Tang Qiuli's military action to regain the territory of Outer Mongolia by force. With the announcement of the cancellation of the declaration of independence to the world, in legal terms, Outer Mongolia officially returned to China.  has become an unchangeable fact.

    The first thing the Provisional Military and Political Commission did, assuming the administrative functions of the provisional government, was to declare the Mongolian People's Democratic Party an illegal political party, ban it, and urge its members to go to the Internal Affairs Bureau of the Provisional Military and Political Commission within five days, and  Internal affairs offices located in various places surrender and register and issue an open letter announcing their separation from the Mongolian People's Democratic Party. If they are not expected to register or deliberately attempt to reinstate their party organizers, the Provisional Military and Political Commission will impose severe penalties.

    Tang Qiuli knew very well that if he wanted to maintain stability in Outer Mongolia, the first major thing to do was to investigate the Mongolian People's Democratic Party. Taking advantage of the opportunity of all the party's senior leading cadres to be captured, he would seize the opportunity to seize the people who created the split in Outer Mongolia.  The culprit should be uprooted to save future trouble. He did not worry. Among the large number of documents seized from the headquarters building of the Mongolian People's Party, there was a registration form of all party members in Outer Mongolia that had not yet been destroyed. According to the map, it was not difficult to dig them out one by one.  come out.

    Five days later, more than 93% of the members of the Mongolian People's Democratic Party surrendered and registered. On the sixth day, Tang Qiuli issued an order to arrest the party members who refused to surrender and execute them after interrogation by the Internal Affairs Bureau.  , time was running out, and the Soviet Union was a huge threat. He could only use terrorist means to control the situation in Outer Mongolia. He showed no mercy and executed more than 3,800 die-hard members of the Mongolian People's Democratic Party within a few days.  Once again he earned himself the titles of executioner, murderer, and bloody-handed Qiuli.

    When the declaration of independence was issued, the Soviet government was in the most disadvantaged position. Just like the Chinese government when Outer Mongolia declared independence, world public opinion generally believed that this was a return to normalcy. After all, that country was  Behaviors and political parties that split the country will not be allowed to exist. The actions of General Tang Qiuli, the Chinese government's plenipotentiary for Outer Mongolia affairs, are also normal. If it were used on the Soviets, the methods would be even more cruel than this.

    If the Soviet government insists on sending troops to Outer Mongolia to fight with the Chinese army, then the Soviet army will be an act of aggression. Tang Qiuli cannot do too much, but the relationship between countries cannot be settled or settled with a declaration.  To clarify, Stalin would never give up Outer Mongolia, a territory with an important strategic position for the Soviet Union. In the face of power, only force is the best guarantee and the most powerful statement.

    The pace of formation of the First Soviet Far East Army did not stop, but accelerated. Various weapons and equipment were continuously transported from various parts of the Soviet Union to the Far East. Well-trained Soviet troops were organized and assigned to the First Far East Army.  Sequence, by August 21, the First Far East Army commanded by Zhukov was already a behemoth with 320,000 troops, more than 3,000 large-caliber artillery pieces, more than 2,000 tanks, and 500 combat aircraft.

    What is lacking is nothing more than cooperation, drills, and running-in between the various units and arms. Zhukov is a very experienced and talented commander. Among Soviet generals, he is also one of the few talents. He has no talent in the army.  Tang Qiuli was not in a hurry to bring his troops to the battlefield in Outer Mongolia until they had fully formed a strong combat capability. Tang Qiuli's battles against the Japanese in Northeast China and North China, as well as Outer Mongolia's record against the Soviet Far East Special Forces, also made him extremely cautious. He would rather wait.  , waiting for the troops to fully enter combat status, waiting for the best opportunity.

    It was his strategy to let the Outer Mongolian army in Qiuba Mountain, relying on Helianbo Fort and Kulun, resist the attack of Tang Qiuli's troops for fifteen to twenty days. He used the Outer Mongolian army to maximize the consumption of the Chinese troops.  With the strength and morale of his troops, as an excellent general, he can keep the enemy in a state of exhaustion and can use any means and strategies. Qiaobashan is a chess piece in Zhukov's hands, a brick that slows down the advancement of the Chinese army.

    However, the fall of Helianboborg and Cullen and the fall of Qiuba Mountain so quickly were beyond Zhukov's expectations. They also made him more wary of Tang Qiuli, the legendary Chinese general, and the battles between his men and the Japanese.  Troops, what he is most worried about is not how the Chinese Communist Party has combat effectiveness. For a China that has been weak for a century, no matter how good the army is, its equipment level will be far behind the Soviet Red Army. This is what the Soviet generals said about the Chinese Communist Party.  The contempt inherent in the team.

    What he was worried about was that the supreme leader, Comrade Stalin, urged him to send troops to Outer Mongolia as soon as possible. Fortunately, for some unknown reason, Stalin had unconditional trust in Zhukov and did not issue the highest instructions. He only gave him a brief telegram: "One  "Determine the situation in Outer Mongolia," although the number of words was small, it made Zhukov feel great pressure and saw the leader's determination. Under Stalin's pressure and his contempt for the Chinese ***, Zhukov accelerated the attack on the Chinese *** in Outer Mongolia.  The pace of preparation may be the beginning when he finally has to accept the fact that he cannot change the situation in Outer Mongolia.

      Stalin would never change his determination on the issue of sending troops. It was not Stalin¡¯s character to spit out the fat he had swallowed. What¡¯s more, the Soviet army had already lost hundreds of thousands of troops. Without a fight,  In Outer Mongolia, the Soviet Red Army will become the laughing stock of the world. Although sending troops to Outer Mongolia is already at a disadvantage legally, Stalin is a seasoned politician and he will find a high-sounding reason for the Soviet Red Army.

    Under Stalin's instruction, all Soviet propaganda machines were at full capacity, exaggerating the atrocities committed by the Chinese Communist Party commanded by Satang Qiuli in Outer Mongolia and the brutal suppression of members of the Mongolian People's Democratic Party.  Newspapers published articles one after another, condemning Tang Qiuli and the Chinese government. The mood in the Soviet Union for sending troops had been aroused, and they were all shouting for beatings and killings.

    The Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union continued to hold press conferences and press conferences. From time to time, it was said that ordinary residents of Outer Mongolia came forward to speak out, tearfully accusing Tang Qiuli of the atrocities committed in Outer Mongolia, and how to escape from the Chinese army.  The clutches of the devil, surrendered to the bright and great socialist Soviet Union. Countries around the world watched with novel eyes the scenes of farce staged in Moscow, and also paid attention to how the man of the hour Tang Qiuli responded.

    This is a war without gunpowder. Tang Qiuli, who came from a later life, is well aware of this. He originally disdained such a lawsuit. Now that Stalin and the Soviets have started a war, Tang Qiuli is of course willing to accompany him.  He took a more direct and convincing approach. As the National Government's Plenipotentiary for Outer Mongolia Affairs and Chairman of the Provisional Military and Political Committee of the Outer Mongolia Administrative Region, he sent invitation letters to embassies around the world through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the National Government and invited journalists from various countries.  and the news media, go to the land of Outer Mongolia and see the truth for yourself.

    However, Japanese journalists are definitely unpopular, and this skill is quite powerful. Now, in addition to the Sudetenland in Europe, the Northeastern region of China and the Outer Mongolia are the hot spots in the world, which are the most attractive to journalists and governments from various countries.  Eyeballs were drawn, and the popularity continued to rise. A large number of reporters swarmed in. As for how many agents and spies from various countries were among them, Tang Qiuli pretended not to know and would not reject anyone who came.

    All journalists can move freely on the land of Outer Mongolia and do whatever they want. As long as they send back the truth, the Provisional Military and Political Commission of Outer Mongolia will provide all conveniences to satisfy the curiosity of reporters. For more dangerous areas, they can also send  The military protects but never interferes with journalists¡¯ freedom of reporting.

    Tang Qiuli saw through Stalin's motives for doing this, and also saw Stalin's determination to attack the Outer Mongolia region. He used a fig leaf to find a high-sounding and table-top reason for sending troops to invade Chinese territory. In the Outer Mongolia region,  A decisive battle with the Soviet army is inevitable, the lawsuits will be dealt with without fail, the military deployment will not be relaxed, and there will be a lot of government affairs to deal with.

    Tang Qiuli was so busy every day that he held press conferences and receptions from time to time. Tang Qiuli wished he could divide himself into several parts. Before that, Tang Qiuli had promulgated a series of temporary laws, among which Outer Mongolia was most concerned.  What the people and journalists from various countries are paying attention to is nothing more than the "Outline of the Temporary Animal Husbandry Law", which is a law that involves the interests of all Outer Mongolians.

    Tang Qiuli was deeply influenced by history. During the Anti-Japanese War, the Second Five-Year Rent Reduction Law was implemented. On the premise of not touching the fundamental interests of the original Outer Mongolian nobles and princes, he took care of the interests of the poor herdsmen and gave priority to the situation.  The poor herdsmen at the bottom of society own their own herds, and the new livestock produced will be handed over to the original livestock owners in a reasonable proportion to the satisfaction of both parties. The greater the number of livestock, the better the herds owners and herdsmen will be.  The benefits are great and everyone is happy.

    For the Outer Mongolians who mainly focus on herding, this is an unprecedented change. As long as they are willing to work hard, they will not have to worry about life, and the income of the herders will be much greater than before.  In the past few years, the revolution carried out by the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party has been a red policy to completely eliminate the herders and princes and nobles. This has pushed all the backbone forces in Outer Mongolia to the opposite side.

    With the promulgation of this law, Tang Qiuli's name was spread everywhere in Outer Mongolia. Neither the herdsmen nor the herdsmen objected. In the eyes of the herdsmen and princes and nobles, Tang Qiuli would not be able to regain the land without Tang Qiuli leading the army.  In Outer Mongolia, under the rule of Qiuba Mountain, they were untouchables under the dictatorship and the targets of rape. In the eyes of ordinary herders, as long as they have their own livestock and live a stable life, they are enough to be grateful to the makers of this policy.

    Compared with the red dictatorship campaigns carried out by Qiubashan and the Mongolian People's Democratic Party, Tang Qiuli's strategy fully took into account the interests of all classes. Everyone was a vested interest and would naturally not oppose such a law.  With a temporary law, Qiu Li quickly wiped away the ruling foundation of the Outer Mongolia People's Democratic Party for more than ten years. It is an inevitable trend to gain a firm foothold.

      (To be continued)
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