~Date: ~November 04~

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Since the establishment of the Suweifu Palace, there is only one description of China in various publications published in Russia, that is, the enemy's entry. If you are changing the name, it is the mortal enemy!

Although Russia has suffered various losses since the October Revolution, there is no doubt that the biggest one was given by the National Socialist Government at that time.

Among the more than ten "imperialist thousand-involved troops" at that time, perhaps the National Defense Forces were not the strongest, but they were the ones that were the ones that were the ones that were cut off from Russia.

If we consider Outer Mongolia, which has been substantively occupied by Russia, the State and Social Government at that time almost robbed one-quarter to one-fifth of the territory from Russia. Not to mention other places, the southern part of the Volga River alone, which is not considered to be the Caucasus, is as big as Ukraine.

Therefore, although China may not be the deepest injury to Russia, it is definitely the one that Russia hates the most. Among the people, ordinary Russians even gritted their teeth with hatred by the commander of the expeditionary force at that time. Some Russian people even cursed Jiang Baili behind their backs.

As for Yan Guang?

He was even more like the Great Devil. In some of the latest Russian fairy tales, Yan Guang basically replaced many villains in the past and became the new final BSS. However, the Soviet Union was a country with a **, so there were no princes and princesses in these fairy tales, and even less were seen on white horses.

In these fairy tales, there are only heroic Red Army soldiers and Russian girls who were abducted for their beauty. Coupled with long-term internal propaganda, the Russian people's hostility to China is beyond doubt, but this is only on the ordinary level. In other aspects, China and Russia are still relatively close.

This is like China and Japan in later generations. On the civil level, the people of the two countries hate each other, and the abuse between them is even more common, but the economic ties between the two countries are so close.

In later generations, China has become Japan's largest trade object, and Japan is China's fourth largest trade object (ASEAN surpassed Japan in 2011, but if ASEAN is divided, Japan is still the third). Just looking at these, you can't imagine how hatred the citizens of these two countries are in the other party.

Of course, some more "alternative" guys count on it.

At this time, China and Russia were like China and Japan in later generations.

Although they hate each other on the civil level, they are completely different in economic and political terms.

Especially in politics, although Yan Guang took the blame after the October Revolution and cut a lot of meat from Russia, making even now there are still many Russians that are irritated. However, when Russia was in the most difficult time when Russia was involved in the war against Su Qian, Yan Guang also provided a lot of support behind his back.

Such as weapons and equipment, as well as food, medicine and other supplies.

After losing the southern Russian region of Kazakhstan and the Caucasus, Russia has been able to support the British and French offensives, and Yan Guang's support has made an indelible contribution.

Of course, this is not without benefits. Just as Yan Guang said, although Russia is also a threat to China, when China has just gained a lot of benefits from World War I, as a yellow country, China really needs a shield for gathering fire to attract firepower for China. Especially in the warring countries such as Britain and France have almost suffered heavy losses. Only China and the United States have gained the greatest benefits, the subsequent development is the same as Yan Guang thought. Although Britain and France have seen China very annoying, there is a **Russia standing there, so Britain and France have no time to care about China.

And at this time, China has also obtained a rare opportunity for development.

So no matter what the people are, the relationship between the two countries is still good in terms of politics and economy.

Especially during Russia's implementation of agricultural collectivization, in history, a large number of members of the Soviet Communist Party were sent to the countryside and mobilized farmers to join collective farms. They encountered negative and active resistance in Ukraine, which eventually led to collective arrest and exile of the Ukrainian "rich peasants" class.

A large number of Ukrainian farmers who are good at farming and have agricultural experience were classified as "rich peasants". Their families were exiled to Siberia and Central Asia, resulting in a decline in Ukraine's local agricultural production technology and productivity.

The farmers who were exempted from exile were unwilling to farm because they were classified as rich peasants. The direct result was that Ukraine's grain production plummeted in 1932. It was expected that 90.7 million tons of grain could be harvested in the entire Soviet Union, but in fact, only 5.5 million to 6 million tons were harvested. The amount of grain collected by the Soviet government also fell from the expected 26.5 million tons to 18.5 million tons.

In order to solve the problem of food shortage, on August 7, 1932, the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union issued a new decree, which stipulated that "theft of collective farm property" could be sentenced to death. A decree fundamentally prohibited farmers from taking any agricultural products for themselves. By January 1933, 790,000 farmers were arrested on the charge, of which 48 were sentenced to death.

After farmers were prohibited from possessing the harvested food, on February 6, 1932, the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union issued another secret order to collect all means of production (agricultural tools, livestock, seeds) in Ukraine into public ownership, prohibit the transport of any grain and finished products into rural Ukraine, and prohibit the sale of commodities and agricultural products in other places in all Ukraine. In addition, grain search teams were sent to rural Ukraine to confiscate farmers' surplus grain, food and seed grain.

Several months after these punitive measures were implemented, in 193  3, extremely severe famine occurred throughout Ukraine. The Soviet Union and the Ukrainian Politburo issued some remedial orders, including transporting 320,000 tons of food to famine areas, but at the same time, the action to transport food from Ukraine did not stop. The drought in western Russia and most parts of Ukraine that year increased the degree of famine. At the same time, the Soviet government prohibited the spread of victims from moving outward, and traffic between Ukraine and the Don River Basin and the outside world was interrupted, and travel to these areas was banned. Any hungry people who tried to leave Ukraine without permission were arrested as "class enemy".

In the winter of 1933 and spring of 1934, Ukraine's climatic conditions improved, agricultural harvest increased in 1934, and the famine situation in Ukraine gradually disappeared.

However, even so, the consequences of the famine were extremely serious. Afterwards, survivors of famine said that when the famine reached its peak from 1932 to 1933, there were even incidents in rural Ukraine where they were already buried cats, dogs, livestock and incoming corpses were re-digged out and eaten in winter.

Due to the lack of official statistics, the number of deaths from famine can only be estimated, with the specific number ranging from 2.5 million to 4.8 million. In addition to hunger, disease infections (mainly typhus and typhoid fever) caused by the decline in resistance (mainly typhus and typhoid fever), are also the main cause of death, especially the main cause of death at urban entrances. Among the death entrances, 83% are Ukrainian, % are Russian, 14% are Jewish, and 11% are Polish. There are also many Belarusian, Hungary, Volga, and Crimean Tatars.

This is the most famous "Ukrainian Famine" in history. Although famines were widely present in Russia at that time, since famines were mainly concentrated in Ukraine, this famine was also called the "Ukrainian Famine".

However, in this era, Russia lost the large granary of Kazakhstan, which made the famine in Russia even worse. It must be estimated that it was around 5 million. If not, after the famine, China also provided "Taoist assistance" to Russia. Because it was not free, China opened up a large amount of arable land in the Northeast and Kazakhstan, and the new farming method greatly increased the grain output. Therefore, when Russia was still having a headache about famine, Yan Guang, who had already been filled with food, proposed a transaction plan to the Russian government.

This plan is to provide gold and other materials with Russia to exchange food with the national social government.

Since there is a certain "Taoist" behavior behind this plan, Yan Guang did not offer a bad price. He can only say that he can make a little profit behind the plan.

Although the "Great Ukrainian Famine" at that time was secret in Russia, the Russian government prohibited the victims from moving outward, traffic between Ukraine and the Don River Basin and the outside world was interrupted, and travel to these areas was banned. Any hungry people who tried to leave Ukraine without permission were arrested as "class enemy".

In later generations, the Ukrainian Congress and many countries' Ukrainian societies even appealed to the Pulitzer Prize Committee, demanding that it revoke the award awarded to the New York Times Soviet correspondent Walter Duranti in 1932.

Because at that time, Walter Duranti won the award for being a series of reports on the Soviet Five-Year Plan, but he still concealed the truth of the tragedy from the world even though he knew that the Great Famine occurred in Ukraine, and declared in the report that "there was no famine in Ukraine at all, and it was impossible for it to happen."

Therefore, the Great Famine that occurred in Ukraine was actually in a state of confidentiality.

But Ukraine and China are bordered, so these so-called secrets are not secrets to Yan Guang at all.

It is precisely because of this reason that the Russian government has a good impression of the support provided by the National Socialist government. Of course, Yan Guang did not waste this opportunity.

After years of development, the number of factories in China has increased and the number of labor income has increased sharply. Although the 8-hour working system has been implemented in China under the promotion of Yan Guang, not every local area will strictly abide by this regulation, and most local officials have been connected with capitalists. Therefore, although ** has not flourished in China, it cannot be completely eradicated.

The famine that occurred in Ukraine at this time was a good publicity opportunity for Yan Guang.

In general, the people still have deep hostility towards Russia. After the October Revolution, China took advantage of the situation and cut a lot of meat from Russia. Although these were not what the people themselves wanted, they were unwilling to spit out the meat they had eaten. After losing such a large piece of territory, Russia undoubtedly became China's enemy. Therefore, the people in the country were very hostile to Russia, and even the ** and other things that came from Russia were boycotted.

Isn’t there such a saying? We must oppose anyone who supports the enemy, and we must support anyone who opposes the enemy.

"Since this theory was passed down from Russia, we must not believe it."

At least most ordinary people in the country think so, coupled with the frequent border conflicts over the years, as well as some terrorist attacks in the Southern Russia and Kazakhstan and other places, however, to some extent, China also belongs to a capitalist country.

capitalist

Everyone knows what a capitalist is like, especially in the early stages of capitalism, ordinary workers and employees' rights and interests cannot be effectively completed. Therefore, even if the people are generally hostile to Russia, there are still many workers who yearn for a life of 1980s or, in other words, no capitalist life.

Although what happened in Ukraine cannot shatter these dreams of labour, they can also make them recognize certain reality. In Ukraine, the millions of people who died in the millions, it is impossible that they are all farmers. In fact, Yan Guang did that.

Due to the border between China and Ukraine, although Russia's entry was strictly blocked by the events that occurred in Ukraine, the Military Intelligence Agency still easily obtained a lot of information from Ukraine. Moreover, due to famine, many Ukrainian entry also began to escape, and South Russia, controlled by the State and Social Government, is also a very important direction of escape.

In just over a year, at least more than 100,000 people fled from Ukraine to Southern Russia.

This is Russia's entry into the border and has been strictly sealed.

But to be honest, this blockade is not very strict, because when the hungry and thin Ukraine entered the border, although the Russian troops guarding the border received an order not to allow one Ukraine to cross the border, in the end, many Russians chose to turn a blind eye. This competition is not a war, and the enemy is not in front of them. In the end, these Ukraine who fled to Southern Russia survived. Even if the two countries are hostile, the local government and people cannot remain indifferent when they see the more than 100,000 victims. Moreover, there are still many residents in Southern Russia.

It was Russia's entry, and some of them were related to Ukraine. Faced with these victims, they could not stand by the death. For Yan Guang, although the Military Intelligence Bureau had obtained a lot of video materials after sneaking into Russia through semi-submersible speedboats, it was better to have real objects to testify. Moreover, there were more than 100,000 of these tests, and it was indeed as Yan Guang thought. After igniting public opinion in China, facing various publications about what happened in Ukraine, many of them who had longing for the Soviet Union all returned to their right path.

After all, although the current national social government still has various flaws, there has never been a famine, and there has not been a million corpses like Ukraine today. As for Russia, although he was a little angry when facing the truth announced by the national social government, Russia has not been able to block all the truth at home, especially when Ukraine and China are bordering.

So after a little bit of atmosphere, Russians welcomed the aid from China with a shy smile.

After all, aid from China has indeed solved many problems with Russia's entry. After Bi Jing lost the Kazakh granary, the Russian government was unable to draw too much food to Ukraine to make up for the mistakes they made. In this case, the support of the National Socialist government seemed so timely. In this case, although the people of the two countries were still hostile to each other because the Russian government did not tell the people below that the food came from there.

In addition, the communication methods in this era are still very backward, so many hungry Ukrainians think that the food sent was transferred by the Russian government from several other regions.

In fact, this is not unbelievable. In later generations, communication methods are so developed, and many things cannot be spread, or after they are spread, they have nothing to do with the truth. For example, in the original era, Wat Duranti, a reporter from the New York Times in the Soviet Union, won the Pulitzer Prize for reporting what happened in the Soviet Union, but because Wat Duranti did not report what happened in Ukraine, the Ukrainian Congress and many countries joined the society to ask the Pulitzer Prize Committee to revoke the awards issued to Wat Duranti. Why didn't the guy named Wat Duranti report the famine in Ukraine? Just based on the sentence he claimed in the report that "the famine in Ukraine has not occurred at all, and it is impossible to happen" in the report, we can imagine how backward the communication methods in this era are.

"I don't know if China will take advantage of this opportunity to take advantage of the situation."

Although China and Russia have become closer at the government level in recent years, Stalin still dares not forget what happened that year, so Stalin muttered softly while walking towards the living room.

"No matter what, it is always a better thing for China to stand up and provide help at this time, and it is much better than for them to stand in Germany."

Next to Stalin, another entrance opening.

Hearing this opening, Stalin nodded.

"indeed"

Indeed, the war on the front is now in ruins, and the troops on the front are unable to even organize resistance to the German entry. If the Chinese troops in Southern Russia follow the north at this time, Stalin would probably have to consider moving the capital or go further. It would be better for Qian Qianqin to consider surrendering.

In fact, Stalin had also been so worried that the relationship between China and the German government was relatively ambiguous, so it was not impossible for China's army in Southern Russia to cooperate with Germany to enter north.

Fortunately, China's statement now made Stalin breathe a sigh of relief.

"I don't know what conditions will China propose this time"

As he said this, Stalin personally pushed open a door.

Due to the continuous incidents that happened after the October Revolution, Stalin did not have much favorable feelings for China, especially the State-Social Government, even if the two governments were closer on the political level.

In Stalin's impression, as the supreme leader of the national and social government, Yan Guang was especially good at "taking advantage of the situation" and "taking advantage of the situation". For example, after the October Revolution, Yan Guang's actions against Russia at that time were a model for taking advantage of the situation. Later, taking advantage of the opportunity of the Axis and allies on the European continent, Yan Guang took the opportunity to take over Iran and deepened Stalin's impression.

So although Stalin does not seem to offend China too much now, and he does need support from China, he still needs Yan Guang to take this opportunity to ask for something from Russia. "It won't be a difficult thing to eliminate."

However, what was somewhat unexpected to Stalin was that Yan Guang did not put forward any harsh conditions this time, nor did he threaten him to send troops with Germany if he did not agree to the conditions, sitting in the gorgeous living room of the Kremlin. The Chinese ambassador to Russia has now transformed into a diplomat who became Yan Guang's special envoy. After seeing Stalin, he just stood up and asked Stalin politely what he needed to help from them.

That's right, it was just this kind of polite thing that made Stalin and the Russians around him unbelievable. Is this still the Chinese who they like to take advantage of the situation?

Lin Xin ignored them and was surprised, and just smiled there.

"After learning about Germany's invasion of your country, my government sent me to ask if your country needs help from us?"

Of course, help is definitely not free, but this cannot be said directly.

Stalin obviously knew this very well, so he just gave a wink and a guy came up to talk to Lin Xin for him.

At this time, Russia had already fallen to the point where it could only be passively beaten after the defeat of the Minsk Battle and the Uman Battle. Of course, Russia had certainly disappeared at this time. At least, most of the troops of the Southwest Front were in Kiev, or in other words, the troops of the Southwest Front had been staying in Kiev.

Because during the Battle of Uman, the Southwest Front lost most of its maneuver and armor, they could only passively wait for Germany to be shortlisted there, but Stalin did not understand this, because the situation on the front line was too chaotic at this time. Not to mention Stalin staying in Moscow, even the commanders on the front line may not be clear about the following situation.

But even so, Stalin still made his own requests, of course, these all need to be exchanged for money.

There is no free lunch in Bijing, and the Soviet Union's gold reserves are also very rich.

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