In July 1944, a major news drew people's sight from the turbulent Southeast Europe to the war-torn Northeast Asia: the Soviet Union and the Japanese government announced that it would accept mediation from the League of Nations, and the two sides ceased fire from July 17.

Just over three months ago, the Japanese base camp held a grand oath ceremony for the upcoming spring offensive, claiming to drive the Soviet Russian troops back to the cold and deserted Siberia. From then on, starting from the Han River Basin in the central part of the Korean Peninsula in the east and to the front line of the China Great Wall in the west, more than 700,000 Japanese troops were involved in this offensive known as the "million-million-war". By late May, the Japanese troops on the western front once advanced to Fengtian City, while the Japanese troops on the eastern front arrived near Pyongyang.

The pair of big pliers that defeated the main Soviet forces were only more than 300 kilometers away from being able to close together. However, these more than 300 kilometers were not strong enough for the aviation force and the Japanese army had poor armored forces. After stabilizing the front line and consuming a large amount of Japanese vitality, the Soviet army began to counterattack in early June. With the 26 days and nights of the Pyongyang Battle coming to an end, the ancient capital of North Korea, which has a history of more than 4,000 years, is here.

The battlefield was razed to the ground in an unprecedentedly fierce battle. During the battle, both Japan and the Soviet Union tried to win a key victory. They invested a large number of combat troops and technical weapons, and used strong frontal attacks, roundabout interludes, artillery fire cover, carpet bombing, and special forces special operations. As a result, the Soviet Russian army, which received assistance from European and American countries, was superior in skills. They not only defeated the offensive momentum of the Japanese army on the Eastern Front, but also killed and injured dozens of Japanese officers and soldiers.

Ten thousand people. So far, the war between the Soviet Union and Japan to fight for control of Northeast Asia has caused more than one million soldiers, millions of civilians and countless property losses. Because of this protracted war, both the Japanese and Soviet governments were heavily in debt, and they were unsustainable in terms of manpower and material resources. In this case, the top leaders of both sides had to sit down and negotiate the truce and define the sphere of influence of both sides in Northeast Asia in a non-war manner.

At 0:00 on July 18, the ceasefire agreement officially came into effect. A few hours later, the League of Nations proposed four principles on the Japanese-Soviet armistice, one of which was to require both sides to respect China's independent sovereignty, that is, when the two sides reached an armistice agreement, they must sign an official agreement with the Chinese government on peace matters and promise to withdraw troops from Chinese territory within a certain period of time.

Although the proposal of the League of Nations has been warmly welcomed by China, in the past two years, the Soviet Union and Japan have been the protagonists of the Northeast Asian battlefield. Their performance has made the world amazed. The Soviet army proved their title of "road roller" on land, and showed first-class air-ground coordination and armored assault capabilities in a series of battles. With equal investment, even the Germans dared not say that they could win the Soviet army firmly. The performance of the Japanese army is worthy of the Bushido spirit they advocate. The captured and surrendered personnel account for only a very small proportion of the participating troops, and the combat losses on the battlefield have a significant advantage. In addition, the strength of aviation, artillery, and armored soldiers has made great progress. Relying on the resource plunder of the colonies, they are quickly filling their shortcomings...

Relying on the courage and confidence learned on the battlefield, the Soviet Union and the Japanese government ignored the proposal of the League of Nations. The former has regarded Northeast China and the northern part of the Korean Peninsula as its own occupied areas, plundered the resources of these areas without any scruples, and built a new puppet regime in the name of the Soviet Union. The latter has greatly adjusted its strategic layout and shifted the focus of implementing aggression policies and colonial rule to the south of China, which is rich in resources and Southeast Asia, which is rich in strategic resources, and has stepped up consolidation of military facilities on the Western Pacific islands to guard against threats from the United States. With the pressure of the League of Nations and international public opinion, Japan and the Soviet Union

The negotiations reached an agreement on July 31. Without the presence of officials from the League of Nations officials, the two sides signed the Han River Armistice Agreement outside Seoul. The Han River across the Korean Peninsula became the new border between Japan and the Soviet Union in Northeast Asia. In the "Japan-Soviet Great Wall Secret Agreement" signed by the two governments on the same day, the two sides agreed to take the Great Wall as the boundary and the north of the Great Wall as the sphere of influence of the Soviet Union. The Soviet Russian army shall not cross the boundary and move south regardless of any circumstances, and shall not interfere with the Japanese army's military operations south of the Great Wall. The Japanese army thus gave up all interests north of the Great Wall and evacuated all Japanese expatriates stranded there within the agreed time limit.

As soon as the Han River Armistice Agreement and the Japan-Soviet Great Wall Secret Agreement were signed, the main force of the Japanese army quickly transferred south, not only calming the long-standing Chinese battlefield, but also the Indian Federal Army, which finally reversed the situation on the South Asian battlefield, was even more affected. Faced with the fierce and rich combat experience of the Japanese field division, the Sans who were good at cheating were beaten to pieces and lost their armor and lost thousands of miles. In less than six weeks, they lost the front lines and strongholds they had struggled to seize in the past six months. In northern Australia, when thousands of retired Japanese veterans lined up in neat rows and walked through the port terminal with vigorous steps, the local Japanese expatriates were ecstatic and shouted "Long live the emperor". The already cooled Australian situation immediately ushered in a new round of "high temperature weather"...

On August 2 of that year, the Council of the League of Nations held its 9th special meeting in Berlin. Six permanent members, Germany, Austro-Hungary, Italy, Spain, Ireland, Argentina, and 20 members, the United States, France, China, Sweden, Belgium, Netherlands, Denmark, Greece, Mexico, Chile, England, Scotland, Wales, Bulgaria, Romania, Belarus, Egypt, South Africa, Arab League, Colombia, this time the special forces

At the other meetings, the Soviet Union and Japan unanimously condemned the barbaric behavior of trampling on the sovereignty of other countries, and discussed the plan to resolve the Sino-Soviet and Sino-Japanese dispute proposed by the Chinese government, thus forming a ceasefire plan in East Asia and transmitting it to the Soviet Union and Japanese governments in the name of the League of Nations. They also clearly informed the two governments that they could make amendments based on this ceasefire plan and handed over to the League of Nations for discussion. However, if the proposal of the League of Nations continues to be ignored, the League of Nations will jointly impose sanctions on it with all member states.

At this special meeting, the Council of the League of Nations also held in-depth discussions on the war in Albania. Although the representatives of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Italy made various defenses, the Council still determined the responsibility of the two countries for the war in Albania. Germany, Ireland and Spain, the three permanent members jointly proposed the Albanian peacekeeping plan. Both the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Italy expressed dissatisfaction with the content of this plan. According to previous rules of procedure, they had a veto power, so any substantive proposal that harmed the interests of the permanent members would not be passed. In order to resolve this

One is not a bug. Germany, Ireland, Spain, and Argentina, among the permanent members, jointly initiated the establishment of the International Security Council, which is responsible for handling international security affairs and decision-making on the dispatch of peacekeeping troops. The Joint Command of the Peacekeeping Force, which was previously responsible for the formation, formation, training, deployment and logistics supply of peacekeeping troops, was changed to be responsible to the International Security Council. This move is to transfer the decision-making power of sending peacekeeping from the League of Nations Council to the newly established International Security Council. Under the new operating structure, the permanent members have no right to veto the Security Council's decision to send troops.

Although the establishment and operation of the International Security Council made it possible for the League of Nations to send peacekeeping troops to Albania, relying solely on peacekeeping troops to solve the problem of war in Albania is not realistic. The deep intervention of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Italy is the fundamental factor in this situation. In order to force the two southern European powers to change their positions, once the vote was passed by the General Assembly of the League of Nations Member States held in October, the International Security Council quickly issued the third plan for the expansion of peacekeeping troops, claiming to expand the size of peacekeeping troops to 350,000, and preparing to dispatch 150,000 to 200,000 people to Albania.

This move indeed scared the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Italy, but they were unwilling to give up their vested interests in Albania for no reason. The Italians took the lead in black and turned white and took the initiative to participate in the Albanian peacekeeping operation. They also said that they could send 50,000 troops to enter Albania in the name of peacekeeping troops by the end of the year. The Habsburg Dynasty was not outdone. They said that the troops sent to Albania in the early stage were originally for peacekeeping, and they were very happy to participate in the peacekeeping operation organized by the International Security Council, and the Austro-Hungarian Empire alone could undertake this peacekeeping mission...

Since the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Italy both made concessions on the issue of Albania, the International Security Council took the initiative and asked the Austro-Hungarian Empire to send troops to Albania to be responsible for maintaining order in the country's capital and coastal areas, arranged for Italian troops to enter the southwestern and southern regions of Albania with peacekeeping forces sent by Germany, Spain, Ireland, France, Scotland and Greece to join forces to enter the southwestern and southern regions of Albania, and strongly invited the two sides of the Albanian civil war to end the confrontation through negotiations and consultations, jointly form a provisional government, and hold referendum elections under the supervision of the League of Nations.

Without the behind-the-scenes instigation from the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Italy, the two sides of the civil war in Albania quickly reached a reconciliation. The sanction of the war not only benefited millions of people in the country, but also saved the precarious reputation of the League of Nations and won praise from public opinion in various countries. However, in the past few months when the war in Albania was resolved, the war in East and South Asia was getting stronger and stronger: the isolated and helpless Chinese team struggled under the aggressive offensive of the Japanese army, and the surrender faction gradually gained the upper hand within the country, and the sense of crisis of the destruction of the country was shrouded in the heads of every Chinese. Although this nation burst out with particularly strong vitality in desperate situations, if it cannot
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