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    In other words, after the signing of the Brest-Litovsk Peace Treaty and Soviet Russia losing Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Belarus, Ukraine, Georgia and Azerbaijan, Soviet Russia internally felt that it had paid such a heavy price but failed to obtain peace.  The ending of the war has always been questioned, and calls for the abolition of the Brest-Litovsk Peace Treaty and re-examination and consideration of Soviet Russia's foreign policy have never stopped!

    The view of Yakov Mikhailoch Sverdlov, the No. 3 figure in the Soviet Central Committee, may not be the same. This young Bolshevik old revolutionary was born in 1885 and joined the Russian society in 19o1 at the age of 16.  Labor Party.  From 19o5 to 19o7, he was engaged in party leadership work in the Urals.  He was imprisoned and exiled several times for 12 years.  In 1912, at the age of 27, he was elected as a member of the Central Committee of Soviet Russia.  He has led the Central Secretariat since 1917, and was elected chairman of the All-Russian-Chinese Executive Committee on November 8, 1917.

    After the October Revolution, Sverdlov was appointed deputy chairman of the Supreme Military Council of Soviet Russia. As a close comrade-in-arms of Comrade Ulyanov, he was trained as Trotsky¡¯s military successor. It is said that he was originally  Comrade Ulyanov gave Comrade Ulyanov the treasures of the Winter Palace to keep in case he needed them in case of emergency. This shows Ulyanov's trust in him. Of course, Ulyanov lived in seclusion before the October Revolution.  At that time, Trotsky and Sverdlov were the de facto military leaders of the uprising and the leaders of the party center.

    Yakov Mikhailovich Sverdlov was one of the undisputed leaders of the Russian October Revolution in 1917. After the victory of the revolution, the 32-year-old Sverdlov was elected chairman of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee.  His position in the party is second only to Ulyanov, who is 15 years older than him.  Since the All-Russian Central Executive Committee was the highest authority in the country at that time, Sverdlov de facto became the "head of state" in Soviet Russia.

    In Wang Geng¡¯s previous life, Sverdlov has always been regarded as Ulyanov¡¯s close assistant in almost all traditional Soviet history textbooks. However, what is the actual situation?  The Russian "Wentiandi" website once disclosed that the young and energetic Sverdlov had intended to replace Lenin after the victory of the revolution.  One day in 1935, a very unusual report appeared on Joseph's desk. It said,

    The predecessors of the "Cheka" (the All-Russian Committee for the Suppression of Counterrevolutionaries, KGB) were ordered to open the personal safe of Sverdlov, the former chairman of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee, and made a shocking discovery: this 16-year-old secret  The safe was stuffed with gold bars, precious stones, important documents and foreign currency, as well as foreign passports with various false names printed on them.

    ??Previously, Soviet Russian propaganda had always portrayed Sverdlov as a revolutionary ascetic, but the findings in the safe were completely inconsistent with this.  Shocked, Joseph immediately ordered that the contents of the above report be kept strictly confidential.  In this way, more than half a century passed, and it was not until many years after the collapse of the Soviet Union that the relevant secrets were made public.

    In fact, there are many theories surrounding this safe. The most popular is that during the most dangerous and difficult period of the Russian Civil War, the Bolshevik leaders lacked confidence in the stability of their position and future victory, and were therefore ready to go underground at any time.  To make various preparations for continuing the struggle, it is necessary to set up a "small treasury" and obtain fake passports.

    However, some historians pointed out that Ulyanov, Joseph and other Bolshevik leaders were in similar, even dangerous, situations to Sverdlov during the revolution, but they were not similar." Beiyang 1917 Chapter 744 (  Take a few steps and take a look at the safe. There is no doubt that this is Sverdlov's "private collection". He probably did this for personal purposes.

    In fact, it is not surprising that a fake passport appeared in Sverdlov's safe. This guy's father is an expert in forging passports. He forged many passports for revolutionaries during the Tsarist era. However, Sverdlov  It¡¯s just a son inheriting his father¡¯s legacy. As for the gold, silver and jewelry in the safe, they are part of the Krem Palace financial reports that Ulyanov gave him for safekeeping. They are the party¡¯s secret funds that he keeps as the party¡¯s network secretary.  .

    "Comrade Trotsky, what do you think? When the Brest-Litovsk Peace Treaty was signed with Germany and Austria, you have been opposed to it from the beginning. Now, do you think we have the ability to say no to Germany and Austria? All  The only ones in the world who are willing to provide us with weapons and food are the German-Austrian allies. Of course, the price is high, even very high. But can the Volga Federation sell arms to us like the Germans? Do they dare to do it to us?  The bourgeois system is completely different. Can the Volga Federation truly treat us as neighbors instead of enemies?¡±

    Sverdlov did not answer Ulyanov's questions directly. Instead, he asked his immediate superior a series of questions. In fact, these questions raised by Sverdlov happened to be the ones present by Ulyanov.  Lyanov, Zinoviev, Bukharin and Bubnov had the same lingering doubts.

    Trotsky, as the founder of the Soviet Red Army and No. 2 of the Soviet Central CommitteeHow could these questions hold him back? Although he had not made a decision in his mind, he frowned and answered Sverdlov's questions.

    "Comrades, I believe everyone has the same question as Yakov Mikhailovich. In fact, I asked myself the same question just now. Do we have the ability to say no to Germany and Austria? In fact, we  After the Battle of Ufa, we signed the "Samara Peace Treaty" with the Volga Federation supported by the Allied Powers. This in itself was an unspeakable sign for Germany and Austria. According to Ludendorff's wishful thinking, it would be best for us to join forces with the Allied Powers.  It¡¯s better to fight to the end, but what about us? When we saw that the situation was not right, the Zhongyang Committee made a decisive decision to cease fighting and demarcate peace!¡±

    Before Trotsky finished speaking, Zinoviev couldn't help but clenched his fists and interjected during this "entertainment show", "Trotsky is right! At the beginning, we ignored the threats and objections of Germany and Austria and insisted on peace with the Allied Powers.  The coalition armies ceased war and signed the "Samara Peace Treaty" with the Volga Federation. This can certainly be regarded as the Soviet Union saying no to Germany and Austria! "

    "No, no, no, what Gregory Yevseyevich said is not accurate. I think it was us saying no to Germany and Austria. You must know that although we were forced to sign the "Brest-Litovsk Peace Treaty" with the Germans,  But we only sought an armistice with the German-Austrian Allies, and the Volga Federation did not officially join the Allies and declare war on Germany and Austria, so Ludendorff and Hindenburg had no choice but to acquiesce in the mutual recognition of the armistice and demarcation of borders between us and the Volga Federation.  The Treaty of Samarra!¡±
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