Georgi. Konstantinovich. Zhukov's capture brought the battle to defend Moscow to its end. .
By March 22, organized resistance in Moscow had basically ceased, leaving only sporadic armed forces still unwilling to lay down their weapons.
But this is no longer relevant to the overall situation.
The Battle of Moscow is over, and so is the war in Russia. A large number of senior Soviet military officers were killed and captured, and a large number of senior officials of the Soviet Russian government were killed and captured.
The entire Bolshevik regime was completely destroyed. This once prosperous regime will only live in people's memories in the future. £®
What can you complain about? When you win, you can take whatever regime you want, because that is your right, but once you lose, you will soon be forgotten by most people.
Now, only the last person is left:
Joseph. Vissarionovich. Dzhugashvili! Not many people know this name, but his other name is famous:
Stalin!
As for the origin of this name, in 1912, Stalin, who came to St. Petersburg, founded "Pravda" under the instructions of Lenin. In March 1913, he published the article "Marxism and the National Question" and used the pseudonym "Stalin" for the first time, which means "Man of Steel." From then on, everyone gradually became familiar with the name Stalin. As for his real name, Joseph. Vissarionovich. Dzhugashvili is almost forgotten.
The Squadron, which controlled most of Moscow, arrested a large number of Soviet officials when they stormed into the Kremlin, but no trace of Stalin was found.
He ran away.
Or, to be more precise, he left the Kremlin, but not yet Moscow.
On March 23, Chinese soldiers entered the center of Moscow, Russia. It is one of the symbols of Russia. It is the palace of the tsar and the oldest building complex in Moscow. After the October Revolution, it became the Soviet Union¡¯s party and government. The Kremlin, where the agency is located.
The Chinese took control of this massive building.
Subsequently, the Chinese issued a wanted order, which included Stalin, Shaposhnikov, and Yenov regarding Stalin¡¯s crimes. In addition to the well-known crimes such as massacre, it also included robbery, drunkenness, and kidnapping. crime, blackmail.
This is not because the Chinese are talking nonsense and making up charges at will, but that Stalin was indeed personally involved in these things.
In August 1898, Stalin joined the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party. In 1899, he had to give up the final exam and was expelled from the school because he was unable to pay the sudden increase in tuition fees. He later worked at the Meteorological Observatory in Tbilisi and also actively participated in revolutionary activities. In 1902, the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party split and he chose to join Vladimir. The Bolshevik side led by Lenin. Soon Stalin became the main revolutionary activist in the Caucasus. He organized strikes, distributed leaflets, raised funds for Bolshevik activities, and committed bank robbery, kidnapping, and extortion.
In the summer of 1906, Stalin and Catherine. Soon after Svanidze got married, she gave birth to his first son, Yakov. Dzhugashvili. On June 26, 1907, Stalin and his men ambushed the convoy of the Imperial Bank in a square in Tbilisi.
During the gun battle, a homemade bomb exploded and killed 40 people, while Stalin and his men escaped with 250,000 rubles.
¡°These are all things Stalin himself did, and he should bear full responsibility for these things.
At the same time, in the documents seized from the Kremlin that the Russians did not have time to destroy, the Chinese also discovered a large amount of incriminating evidence of the Soviet Russian government¡¯s purges and massacres from 1936 to 1938.
These incriminating evidences were disclosed promptly. //
Many Russians have known for a long time that senior generals in the army were purged, but it is a secret to the Russians that many close comrades-in-arms of Lenin were bloody suppressed during his lifetime!
For example, when Bukharin, whom Lenin trusted, was put on trial, there was also a very senior Bolshevik Party member, Nikolai. Nikolayovich. Kristinsky.
In the most difficult years of the Soviet regime, as Secretary of the Central Committee, he helped Lenin resolve many major national affairs. When Lenin was alive, Krestinsky served as People's Commissar for Finance. But abroad, he was first known as a talented diplomat.
He served as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Soviet Union and lived in Germany for ten years. Later, he returned to China to serve as Deputy People's Commissar of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and became Maxim. Litvinov's assistant.
&nbSuch an affirmation put forward by public opinion:
Trotsky and other opposition leaders engaged in such despicable crimes mainly because they wanted to regain the power they had lost.
However, in 1921, there was no possibility that Trotsky would fight to regain power, because no one tried to take it away from him. Trotsky at that time was at the pinnacle of honor and power. He is recognized as the legendary hero of the October Revolution and the commander-in-chief of the Red Army. Why did Trotsky want to act as a German spy at that time?
¡°Is it to spy on the intelligence in your hands? Or, is it to dismantle the Red Army he founded?
Krestinsky told everything Stalin wanted to say to the letter, but Stalin did not fulfill his promise as always. Krestinsky was shot anyway, and his wife, the director and doctor of a children's hospital, was also arrested¡§
This is the "Krestinsky case."
When this case was disclosed by the Chinese, the whole of Moscow and even the whole of Russia was shocked!
Before, everyone thought that Kristinsky deserved his crime and was unforgivable, but now it seems completely different.
Then, there is no doubt what kind of person Stalin, the former "great commander", was!