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    Chapter 276: The Grand Plan: Disintegrate the Soviet Union, the most ferocious enemy of the Chinese nation, in advance and cut it into small pieces.  Zhu.COm cannot affect the existence and development of the entire international *** movement.  Don't be like later generations who took the lead in rectifying the socialist camp, making the United States a dominant force, and causing the world to lose balance.  Only by finally disintegrating the Soviet Union and depriving it of a force that can compete with China can China, a bad neighbor for centuries, be solved once and for all, and China can "occupy and develop the vast Far East region" and not be occupied by the Soviet Union again.  go back.  The vast Far East region has truly become the eternal home of Chinese socialism.  ¡¾¡¿ Is this possible?  Before the war against the Soviet Union, the Far East Special Intelligence Committee headed by Deng Feng seriously considered and analyzed this issue. In order to seize the supreme power of the Soviet Union, Khrushchev, in the face of the savior of the Soviet people, launched the so-called Great Purge against Stalin.  The erroneous criticism of the movement knocked Stalin off his "altar" and knocked him to the ground.  And demonized Stalin and the Great Purge launched by Stalin to the greatest extent.  Although it won the favor of some so-called "persecuted people" at that time.  But this movement also fundamentally shook the foundation of Soviet socialism.  The legitimacy of the system and ideology that had been established in the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries during the Stalin era was overthrown by Khrushchev with the anti-Stalin movement.  ¡°The anti-Stalin movement caused people in the Soviet Union and various socialist countries in Eastern Europe to lose their faith and caused confusion in the ideological field.  The signs of instability in Eastern Europe and even the Soviet Union itself became increasingly apparent.  The complete denial of Stalin also caused serious cracks in the entire socialist camp. The development of events in Eastern Europe was beyond Khrushchev's imagination and control.  As a result, Khrushchev later had to alleviate the turmoil at home and abroad caused by his denial of Stalin.  He publicly called Stalin a great Marxist-Leninist and communist, and we still have to wait and see what Stalin was correct about.  The Presidium of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union also issued a resolution emphasizing that criticizing Stalin's mistakes should not lead to the negation of the Soviet socialist system and the negation of the party's leadership.  It is required to maintain and strengthen the ideological unity of the Soviet Union and the socialist camp.  But can the rift that has formed be repaired like this?  It cannot be denied that the Soviet Union¡¯s industrialization construction has made great achievements. From 1928 to 1937, in just ten years, the Soviet Union¡¯s total industrial output value ranked first in Europe and second in the world.  But at the same time, it should also be noted that the one-sided emphasis on industrial construction centered on heavy industry has also caused some problems and brought some negative effects: First, it has caused the backwardness of agriculture and light industry.  Due to the neglect of the coordinated development between agriculture, light industry and heavy industry, agriculture and light industry lag behind for a long time, which makes heavy industry develop in advance to a certain extent and then be restricted.  Second, because the development of heavy industry is based on the deprivation of agriculture and light industry, the accumulation of agriculture and light industry is too small, which makes the people's lives unable to improve for a long time, and agriculture is in a mess. In Ukraine, known as the granary of the Soviet Union, even  There have been cases of cannibalism among hungry people.  Ethnic conflicts in the Soviet Union also emerged one after another.  Due to the long-term implementation of national oppression and national colonial policies during the Tsarist period, the seeds of hatred were sown deep in the hearts of non-Russian peoples.  Although Russia once recognized the right of self-determination of all ethnic groups after the October Revolution, which alleviated some ethnic conflicts, the Soviet Union still adopted a foreign expansionist policy. From 1919 to 1944, it successively annexed the communist Khiva Khan  China, Bukhara Khanate, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Tuva and other countries and regions, and through foreign aggression and threats of force, it annexed large areas of land including Romanians, Finns and other ethnic groups.  It also implemented the Russification policy throughout the Soviet Union. Nationalism was regarded as the opposite of the Soviet Union and socialism and was severely suppressed. Most of the political, cultural, and economic elites of various ethnic groups were executed, and the language, culture, and national consciousness of each ethnic group were destroyed.  .  During and after the Second World War, the situation became more and more serious. Faced with the sudden invasion of the German army, the Soviet Union suffered a devastating defeat in the early stages of the war, suffering heavy casualties.  At this time, the Soviet government adopted a very immoral minority policy. Their ideology led them to draw the conclusion that the ethnic minorities on Russian soil may one day become the fifth column of German fascism.  The so-called German fascist fifth column may become a potential enemy against the Soviet Union in the future.  Therefore, the Soviet Union adopted a method of relocating these Soviet ethnic minorities from their original places of residence and moving them to a special protected area to facilitate the control of the Soviet authorities.  It was based on this imagination that they identified the Poles, Finns, Estonians, Latvians, Lithuanians, Volga Germans, Crimeans, etc. in the Soviet Union who might become enemies of Russia when the Germans invaded.  Tatars, Kalmyks, Chechens, Ingush, Far East Koreans.? and other ethnic minorities took preventive measures and carried out brutal ethnic cleansing and ethnic relocation.  Imprison them or kill them.  There was also the deportation and massacre of party members, intellectuals, soldiers and other innocent people from ethnic minorities during the Great Purge. Some were even executed en masse. This had a great ideological impact on the people of various ethnic minorities in the Soviet Union and greatly  This has deepened the dissatisfaction of various ethnic groups.  In addition to the inhuman treatment received by ethnic minorities, ethnic minorities did not benefit economically from the Soviet Union.  The former Soviet republics in Eastern Europe had good economic development before they were incorporated into the Soviet Union. In particular, the living standards of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia were comparable to those of the Nordic countries. However, after being incorporated into the Soviet Union, due to a series of unfair treatment and shameless plunder by the Soviet Union,  Their living standards plummeted.  Although the Soviet Union has repeatedly claimed that it has successfully solved the ethnic problem once and for all, in fact, the Soviet Union has never been able to dissolve the deep-seated hatred against the Russian nation that has settled in the hearts of ethnic minorities. These hatreds are like nurturing volcanoes, waiting for an opportunity.  Total outbreak.  And will this war between China and the Soviet Union become an opportunity for the Soviet republics to move towards national independence?  Will the war between China and the Soviet Union ignite the raging fire of the Soviet republics toward national independence and national liberation?  The Far East Special Agents Committee headed by Deng Feng believes that this is entirely possible.  Through this war, we actively created sufficient and necessary conditions for the disintegration of the Soviet Union.  Therefore, when the Far East Secret Service formulated the "Operation Bear Hunt" plan, it fully considered how to start with these prisoners of war to make ideological and organizational preparations for the early disintegration of the Soviet Union. Only the final disintegration of the Soviet Union can ensure that China  The country we conquered will truly become the country of Chinese socialism for generations to come.  Although Deng Feng and others who came from later generations knew that socialism was impossible for all generations.  Didn¡¯t the Soviet Union produce people like Khrushchev and Gorbachev?  No matter how great a person is, he cannot guarantee that all his sons, grandsons, and great-grandsons will become adults.  Deng Feng and others believe that no matter what happens in the future.  Now let¡¯s do our best to get rid of China, our evil neighbor.  Completely destroy the Soviet Union, leaving behind a fairly comfortable international environment and a solid family fortune for those imbecile descendants who may not be able to live up to expectations in the future. Even a prodigal can be defeated for a few more hours.  In the development process of human history, there have been prisoners of war since the beginning of war.  Since ancient tribal wars, when two warring parties captured each other's prisoners of war, they did not rape, mutilate, or kill them in every possible way.  That is to do hard labor as a slave.  Prisoners of war have become the most miserable group of people in the war. With the advancement of human civilization, the fate of prisoners of war has also been gradually improved.  Some were repatriated, some were released on the spot, and some were retained.  During World War II, the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union all detained prisoners of war to serve their countries, preventing them from returning to their hometowns for a long time. This phenomenon also existed in China. After the end of the Anti-Japanese War, both the Kuomintang and the Communist Party had  Many Japanese prisoners of war served in two different political groups.  There are many Japanese PLA officers and soldiers engaged in technical and medical work in the Chinese People's Liberation Army.  According to later generations of Japan-China Economic and Trade Center director Yoshikiyo Hyoto, a veteran who joined the Eighth Route Army in 1943 and served in the 335th Regiment of the 112th Division of the 38th Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army during the Liberation War, from the Northeast Anti-Japanese Anti-Japanese Alliance and the Eighth Route Army to the Fourth Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army  There used to be more than 100,000 Japanese in the field army, and both the Eighth Route Army and the People's Liberation Army placed them on the logistics and front lines.  In Japan, there is the Comrades Association of the 38th Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, with about 10,000 people. There are hundreds of people in the Tokyo area alone, and there are dozens of people in the 335th Regiment.  He did not regard himself as an outsider and said: After our army entered Northeast China, it felt extremely lacking in some specialized talents, so it recruited a group of Japanese technicians to help work in arsenals, special forces, aviation teams and armored brigades, as well as a group of Japanese technicians.  Military experts, conducted tactical guidance and training for the People's Liberation Army, and imparted their experience in fighting the Kuomintang troops to many newly formed People's Liberation Army units. He finally said: On behalf of my comrades in the Chinese People's Liberation Army in Japan, I requested the Chinese People's Liberation Army Headquarters to approve their  Visit the old army as veterans and comrades of the Chinese People's Liberation Army; add this piece of history to the military history of the Chinese People's Liberation Army; and establish monuments and biographies for the Japanese soldiers who participated in the Anti-Japanese War and the Liberation War.  It is a very difficult task to make former enemies on the battlefield serve the interests of one's own political group and the country. It is not easy to do this, especially to make them voluntarily do so.  It is a difficult and extremely high artistic conception.  China¡¯s transformation of prisoners of war should be said to be very successful.  During this war against the Soviet Union, the Chinese People's Liberation Army established nearly 100 Soviet prisoner camps on a division basis in various theaters. The full name was "No. 1, 2, and 3N of the Prisoner Management Office of the Political Department of the Far East Corps of the Chinese People's Liberation Army."  Soviet prisoner of war camp."  By the end of the ceasefire between the two sides,When the regulation came into effect, the Soviet prisoner of war camp owned by the Prisoner Management Office of the Political Department of the Far East Corps of the Chinese People's Liberation Army housed a total of 474,000 Soviet prisoners of war, including 294,000 wounded prisoners of war.  Seriously, 29,482 people died after treatment failed.  Not including the 76,000 prisoners of war officers and soldiers of the Soviet Pacific Fleet taken over by the Chinese Navy, including more than 13,000 wounded prisoners of war.  A total of 278 Soviet generals were captured in this Sino-Soviet war. Of course, this does not include more than 100 "loyal friends of the Chinese people and great proletarian international communist fighters" like the political commissar of the Red Flag Military District of the Soviet Far East, Warpinovsky.  The "revolt" general.  According to the armistice agreement, within sixty days after the ceasefire agreement takes effect, China and the Soviet Union shall submit the total number of all prisoners of war under their custody, together with a list including name, age, gender, original unit, rank and detention number or service number, through  The third-party supervision agency is handed over to the other party.  All prisoners of war who insist on repatriation will be repatriated directly in batches and handed over to the party to which they belonged when they were captured.  China provided the Soviet Union with 1,000 volumes bound into beautifully printed volumes. Each volume contained 400 pages including photos, names, ages, genders, original units, ranks and detention numbers of Soviet prisoners of war, as well as computer printouts of cases of injured prisoners of war.  The Soviet army captured a total of 4,892 prisoners of war from the Chinese Communist Party, including 3,286 wounded. The highest-ranking one was a deputy division commander and reserve colonel officer of the 7th Agricultural Division of the Xinjiang Military Region.  The Soviet Union was obviously not as prepared as China, and only provided a 125-page handwritten list including name, age, gender, original unit, rank and detention number.  This made the little brothers of the "third-party supervision agencies" of the newly arrived socialist countries see that the Soviet Union was really too shabby.  Then, in accordance with the ceasefire agreement, the two sides stipulated that "sick and wounded prisoners of war who insist on repatriation must be given priority for repatriation. To the extent possible, captured medical personnel and sick and wounded prisoners of war should be repatriated at the same time to provide medical treatment and care on the way."  Within the first month of the ceasefire, China directly repatriated more than 170,000 seriously injured Soviet prisoners of war, excluding those from the Soviet Pacific Fleet.  The Soviet Union also repatriated all 3,286 wounded prisoners of war in China.  The main components of Soviet prisoners of war are personnel from the Soviet Zabaikal Military District, the Far Eastern Red Flag Military District, the border guards of the Soviet KGB Border Guard Bureau, the Soviet Air Force, Air Defense Force, Rocket Force, military academies and individual military agencies in the Far East.  Its ethnic groups make up 40% of the three main ethnic groups in the Soviet Union: Russia, Belarus, and Georgia, and the rest are Kazakhs, Estonians, Latvians, Lithuanians, Volga Germans, Kalmyks, Chechens, and Ingu  Shit and the messy Asian and other ethnic minorities in the Far East.
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