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Volume 3 Far East Story Chapter 761 (7) A consensus decision was reached

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    "Dmitry Demilovich, I think the troops are very fast. First, we sent a telegram to the Army Group Headquarters and copied it to the Front Army Headquarters in Nizhny Novgorod, proposing that the entire division was surrounded by the superior strength of the White Guards.  , more than half of the troops suffered casualties. In order to preserve their strength, it is now recommended to follow the practices of the 42nd Infantry Division, the Group Army Field Hospital, and the 1st Kamishin Infantry Division, prepare to enter the demilitarized buffer zone, declare to lay down their weapons and become prisoners of the Volga Federation, thereby avoiding  Annihilated by the superior force of Kolchak's White Guards!"

    "Second, given that the town of Bazar Nesezgan is outside the existing demilitarized buffer zone on the left bank of the Volga River, it is recommended that the group army and front army headquarters request instructions from Moscow and contact the Volga Federation through diplomatic channels to declare Bazar  The ten-kilometer radius of Nesezgan Town will also become part of the demilitarized buffer zone. No one said that the demilitarized buffer zone must be connected, right? No, no just like this, declare all the way from Bazar Nesezgan Town to  To the east is the existing demilitarized buffer zone, with a width of 5 kilometers from north to south, and is added to the demilitarized buffer zone! "",

    Division Commander Tkachev obviously spoke with great enthusiasm, and his face was filled with excitement. As a result, political commissar Agaptsev lowered his head and glanced at the battle map spread on the table, his expression suddenly changed, and he shouted,

    "Division Commander, it's broken! It's broken now! We are not on the Simbirsk front line now. We are now retreating south to the Bazar Nesezgan line. This town is more than 100 kilometers east to the left bank of the Volga River. That is, excluding 50  Kilometers of non-military buffer zone I did the math Oh no, that's at least more than 80 kilometers of road Now it's completely over. It's obviously impossible to run eastward to the non-military buffer zone as you mentioned. 80 kilometers is not enough  You have to run for more than two days to eat or drink! How can Moscow agree to include such a large area in the demilitarized buffer zone? ""Look!

    It turns out that the middle section of the Volga River changes from north-south to northwest-southeast in the lower reaches of Simbirsk, and then turns to the west after reaching Samara. The depth of this arc is as wide as more than 50 kilometers, and the Soviet Red Army's first  The defense line before the 10th Army and the 8th Army was based on the northern line 50 kilometers west from Simbirsk. When it reaches the south, it is 50 kilometers away from the vertical line from Simbirsk to Syzran, and it also has to go to Africa.  Military buffer zone, then you have to go 50 kilometers east

    "Huh? That's true. It's an oversight But it doesn't matter. Then apply to Moscow. In order to preserve the remaining 6,000 troops of the 41st Infantry Division, request that the 10-kilometer radius of the town of Nesezgan in Bazar be classified as non-military.  Buffer zone We laid down our weapons in the non-military buffer zone and voluntarily chose to become prisoners of war of the Volga Federation, in order to be repatriated to the Soviet Red Army in the future and continue to fight for the elimination of Kolchak¡¯s White Guard regime!¡±

    ¡°As he spoke, the division commander Tkachev turned around a few times and added,

    "Signature of the telegram: Division Commander Tkachev and Political Commissar Agaptsev, 10:45 on July 31, 1918 in the town of Nesezgan, Bazar. What do you think? Dmitry Demilovich  , my comrade political commissar, the lives of all the commanders and fighters in the division depend on this telegram!" Comrade Division Commander stared at the political commissar with sharp eyes and a hint of domineering.  .  .

    July 31, 1918 11:00 Moscow Kremlin

    "This is simply unreasonable Voroshilov must have gone crazy! The Volga Front actually asked the Central Committee of Moscow and the Volga Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs to contact them, requesting that a ten-kilometer radius around the town of Bazar Nesezgan be designated as illegal.  Military buffer zone! What¡¯s the difference between this and surrendering to the enemy? Where is Kamenev, the political commissar of the military region?¡±

    Nikolai Ivanovich Bukharin, member of the Soviet Central Committee and editor-in-chief of "Pravda", was the first to jump up. Just now, member of the Soviet Central Committee and Chairman of the All-Russian Cheka, who had just rushed back to Moscow in the morning  Dzerzhinsky hurried in, bringing with him an urgent telegram from Nizhny Novgorod that had just been received by the Kremlin Confidential Center from the Volga Military District and Front Army Headquarters.

    The news in the telegram from Nizhny Novgorod was mixed, and the last one directly made Bukharin, the youngest member of the Soviet Central Committee and who would turn 30 in two months, the first to jump.

    The Cheka, chaired by Dzerzhinsky, a member of the Soviet Central Committee, is the transliteration of the abbreviation of the "All-Russian Extraordinary Committee for the Purge of Counterrevolution and Sabotage" from 1917 to 1922.  §£cepoccnnckar§¹pe3§Ó§í§éanharkomnccnr§£§¹k is sometimes used to refer to the organization's staff.  The Cheka was originally established as the national security agency of Soviet Russia after the October Revolution.  The full name is the All-Russian Extraordinary Committee for the Suppression of Counterrevolution and Sabotage, or the All-Russian Committee for the Suppression of Counterrevolutionaries. Cheka is the transliteration of the Russian abbreviation of the Committee.

    At the request of Comrade Ulyanov and on the advice of Dzerzhinsky, the Petrograd Military Revolutionary Committee passed the "Resolution on the Establishment of the Counterrevolutionary Committee" on December 4, 1917; on December 20,  The Cheka was established with Dzerzhinsky as its chairman.  On December 28, the Cheka called on local Soviets at all levels to establish anti-revolutionary committees.  In 1918 the Soviet government was transportingDepartments, the military and border areas have established special counter-revolutionary agencies.

    The Chekas have great power and can arrest all counterrevolutionaries.  On February 6, 1922, by decision of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee, the Cheka was reorganized into the State Political Security Service.  In Wang Geng's previous life, the Cheka was later replaced by the GPU and the KGB.

    At this time, the Cheka headquarters was still located at its original location: No. 2, Petrogradkhovaya Street. Although the Soviet Russian government moved the capital to Moscow in 1918, the Cheka headquarters was not moved to Lubyan near the Moscow Kremlin until 1920.  11 Ka Plaza.  This is why, as the top leader of Cheka, Dzerzhinsky still has to travel back and forth between Moscow and Petrograd.

    In 1918, when the General Staff of Tsarist Russia disappeared and the Soviet Red Army was founded, the Cheka headquarters and the Cheka organizations in various locations and branches of the Soviet Red Army undertook the intelligence work of the Soviet Red Army and the Soviet government. Although this organization was known as  It gained a reputation for ruthlessly suppressing counter-revolutionaries and punishing saboteurs to eliminate the Bolshevik enemies hidden within Soviet Russia. In fact, the Cheka was also the most important intelligence organization of the Soviet Russian regime at this time.

    "Since Kamenev signed the telegram, it is obvious that the situation is urgent and this is a decision reached by consensus among the former enemy headquarters of the Volga Front."

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