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Volume 1 On the Songhua River Chapter 3275 More than sad

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    Regarding the Japanese Emperor Hirohito's declaration of surrender to the Chinese government, the German head of state Hitler was very embarrassed. As one of the most powerful countries in the world, if Germany did not speak out on this matter, it would be absolutely unjustifiable and would damage Germany's national prestige.  and reputation.

    But if you speak out and speak from that perspective, do you congratulate Tang Qiuli for finally wiping out Japan? Japan and Germany are allies. Although they parted ways long ago and the alliance has ceased to exist in name only, after all, in name only, let the German government congratulate the annihilation.  Isn¡¯t it a big joke that the Chinese government has killed its own allies? It¡¯s not a slap in the face like this!

    Pretending not to know, as I said before, this matter can not be solved by pretending to be confused. Germany wants face, and Hitler wants face even more. Do you blame Tang Qiuli for destroying Japan? It seems even more inappropriate. Seeing that Tang Qiuli has already  It has great power and has become a veritable hegemon in Asia and the Pacific. It is unwise to offend him for the sake of Japan, which has already been destroyed. Moreover, the head of state has his own plans. Therefore, no matter how you look at it, it is a loss-making deal.

    What's more, when Japan was on the verge of national annihilation, Germany did not provide any assistance. When the Japanese were subjugated, the emperor admitted his unconditional surrender and issued a statement condemning Tang Qiuli. Even Hitler was embarrassed and felt that if this was the case, Germany's  The performance is similar to that of a circus clown.

    Hitler was in a dilemma. The Japanese refused to do their own thing, but they were left with a difficult problem. After thinking about it, he could only adopt a compromise approach and said to Foreign Minister Ribbentrop: "Ribbentrop  Now, in the name of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, you have expressed the attitude of the German government to the world. The basic content is that we hope that the Chinese government and the Chinese Communist Party will abide by international conventions when dealing with post-war Japan.  and property safety!¡±

    After Hitler said these words, the leaders of the German party, government and military could not help but laugh secretly in their stomachs, "Is this the attitude of the German government? It seems very weak. It is rare that the head of state speaks out on international affairs and is so embarrassed.  when!"

    How could Hitler not know that the so-called attitude of the German government towards his rebellious old friend in China?  It was like a breeze blowing through his ears without any effect. He felt a little angry, his face changed, and he said: "The Chinese ** team has occupied Japan. If you calculate, it only took a few months, and our German army has occupied Japan."  The ** team is still in a stalemate with the American and Canadian troops.¡±

    In the West Indian continent, under the scorching hot weather, the heat is as hot as a steamer everywhere.  Several high-power electric fans were turned on at full power, but they couldn't blow away the high temperature in the room.  British Prime Minister Churchill's fat body was immersed in the sweltering heat and humidity.  In the breathless temperature.

    This made Churchill, who was accustomed to the climate of the British Isles, very uncomfortable.  His mood and emotions were just like the weather. He had just finished listening to the Japanese Emperor Hirohito's edict announcing unconditional surrender to the Chinese government.

    For Churchill, the unconditional surrender of the Japanese did not stir up the slightest disturbance in his heart. The Prime Minister is most worried about the food problem of the nearly 10 million indigenous people in the West Indies, the national economy and people's livelihood issues, and the following the royal family and the government, fleeing  The question of the livelihood of the hundreds of thousands of Englishmen who came to the West Indies.

    The West Indian region is not a geomantic treasure land. There is a gap in industrial infrastructure, the ignorance and laziness of the indigenous people, an extreme shortage of food, and a lot of messy real problems. As the Prime Minister of the exile government, Churchill is in a state of anxiety every day.  in state.

    More than two years have passed since the British royal family and government have been living in the West Indies, a colony of the British Empire. In the past two years, Churchill has resorted to all kinds of tricks to maintain the status quo. As for the restoration of the country, there is no hope. He is getting old.  , the once glorious British Empire is also old, too old to compete in the arena.

    The reality and situation have dampened Churchill's enthusiasm and vigor, and he still has to be wary of his neighbor in the east who is getting more wings and has longer fangs. I don't know when the Chinese who beat Japan to ashes will turn away their wolf eyes.  To the west of the Indian continent, once this happens, it will be a disaster.

    Churchill had no doubt that as long as Tang Qiuli moved his fingers, he could crush the British royal family and the government-in-exile, as well as the West Indian region, into powder. With a helpless sigh, he shouted: "Secretary!"

    The secretary came in, and Churchill said: "In the name of the British government, issue a statement to congratulate the Chinese government and the Chinese Communist Party for occupying the entire territory of Japan and forcing the Japanese government to surrender unconditionally!"

    Bow your head to the Chinese you hate to the core. This British government statement is both an attitude and a flattery. It strives for the survival of the British royal family and the British who have been exiled in the West Indies. Churchill's eyes are full of  Overcome the haze and powerlessness.

    Next to Asnata in Western Siberia, CentralOne of the more important cities in the northern region, now the capital of the Soviet Union, Stalin, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union, was lying on his hospital bed and listened to the Japanese Emperor Hirohito read out the edict of unconditional surrender to the Chinese government.

    The once powerful leader of the Red Empire fell ill. Starting from the beginning of last year, Stalin's physical condition began to deteriorate. His illness was directly related to his mood. The current Soviet Union has long ceased to be what it once was.  Yong, huddled in the freezing cold of Western Siberia and Central Asia, which is full of deserts and Gobi deserts. There are only tens of thousands of soldiers and a population of only one million. They are just hanging on.

    Stalin's understanding was more vivid. When he was still in good health, he said this to the few remaining members of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union: "The current Soviet Union has Nazi Germany in the west and Chinese Tang Qiuli in the east.  We are living in the gap between the two powers, just like animals kept in captivity by Tang Qiuli, they may be slaughtered at any time, so we can only be patient and give up all dignity and patience!"

    Patience, humiliation, and unwillingness, like incurable germs, eroded Stalin's body. The glory and power of the red empire in the past made him always in nostalgia and memory, the cruelty of reality and the glory in memory.  , torturing his spirit and will all the time.

    This great man of the Soviet Union finally fell ill. He was lying on the hospital bed. Even Japan's unconditional surrender to the Chinese, such a major event that affected the world, could only be listened to while lying on the hospital bed. On the radio, Japanese Emperor Hirohito read the edict.  The movement that killed his parents and me has stopped. He coughed violently, and it took him a long time to calm down.

    Opening his cloudy eyes, Stalin looked straight at the roof and murmured in an almost dreamy tone: "Let him succeed. That damn Chinese Tang Qiuli helped Hitler destroy the Soviet Union, and now he has  I am not willing to destroy Japan."

    In the southwest of China, in Chongqing, the wartime capital of the Nationalist Government, the official residence of the chairman of the Military Commission was crowded with many bigwigs of the Nationalist Party, Government, and Military. In addition to some familiar faces from Tang Qiuli, there were also some new faces, all of whom were nearly ten years old.  In the past few years, after Chairman Chiang recuperated in the southwest, he had trained rising stars in the party, government and military. Civil servants were dressed in neat Mao suits, solemn and solemn, and military generals were in military uniforms with neat military appearance.

    Without exception, these rising stars in the central military system all have a proud and arrogant attitude. They are in contact with the older generation of civil servants who have experienced Tang Qiuli's ruthless methods and have a first-hand understanding of his abilities and strength.  Military generals are different and will not have any respect for Vice Chairman Tang who is far away overseas. If they had not received an order from the Chairman's Attendant Room to come here to listen to Japan's unconditional surrender edict, they would not be in the mood to follow these  Dealing with old men.

    Over the past few years, Chairman Chiang has grown older, becoming thinner and more solemn, yet more solemn and majestic. With a glass of water on the table, he closed his eyes and listened to the sound of the crying Japanese Emperor Hirohito coming from the radio.  The movement is as calm as water on the surface, but it is turbulent inside.

    Since a few years ago, Chairman Chiang has no longer thought of suppressing Tang Qiuli. The young man who came out of the White Mountains and Black Waters in the Northeast is full-fledged. He is no longer the young boy who took refuge in his disciples. His military and political strength,  He was so far ahead of me that he couldn't suppress him at all, so he simply gave up the idea to avoid asking for trouble.

    Fortunately, after knowing that he could not suppress Tang Qiuli, Chairman Chiang adopted a flattering strategy and gave him the greatest power, allowing the ambitious young man to lead his proud soldiers and generals outside the borders of the Republic of China.  The conquest stopped any thought of competing with himself for supremacy in the country.

    Chairman Chiang is very grateful to his chief think tank Zhang Qun. If he had not come up with this brilliant idea, the current Republic of China would be a situation where two heroes are competing for hegemony. Ask yourself, whether it is military or political, Chairman Chiang cannot compete with Tang Qiuli.

    The better Tang Qiuli led his troops to fight overseas, the more glorious the results, and the more land he took into his pocket, the more comfortable and comfortable Chairman Chiang became. As the scope of the independent division's overseas operations became larger and larger,  Chairman Chiang seems to be familiar with it, and is no longer very interested. When he occasionally hears news, he feels that he is too far away from him, and has little relationship with him, and it does not affect his military and political power in the country.

    However, Japan unconditionally surrendered to the Chinese government. Chairman Chiang must pay close attention to this matter, because it represents a major event that changes the world structure. Chairman Chiang needs to know that Tang Qiuli occupied the entire territory of Japan and  After Japan is destroyed, what will it do next?

    Chairman Chiang also needs to know what his subordinates think about this major event. Furthermore, he wants to hear his subordinates¡¯ suggestions. What attitude should the Nationalist Government take on this?  In his heart, what he least wanted to see and what he was most worried about was that Tang Qiuli was threatening to destroy Japan.?, back home, the pressure is too great!

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