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    Chapter 277: Prisoner of War Reform: According to the prisoner of war management and reform plan of the Far East Special Intelligence Commission's "Operation Bear Hunt", the General Administration of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and the political departments of the Shenyang Military Region, Beijing Military Region, Lanzhou Military Region, Jinan Military Region and various production and construction corps  , dispatching strong personnel to organize and lead a force responsible for the management and transformation of these Soviet prisoners of war.  Zhu.COm Soviet prisoners on various battlefields were quickly moved to relatively safe places and handed over to various Soviet prisoner camps in the Prisoner Management Office of the Political Department of the Far East Corps of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.  Professionally managed by them.  ¡¾¡¿ At the same time, the Far East Special Intelligence Committee also sent a large number of members of the Soviet Democratic Liberation Front led by Comrade Warpinovsky, the former political commissar of the Soviet Far East Red Flag Military District, to participate in the management of prisoners of war.  The Soviet Revolutionary Liberation Front was a secret organization established under the instruction of the Far East Secret Service Committee headed by Deng Feng. The members of these organizations were all officers from the peace faction of the former Soviet Far East Red Flag Military Region. The upper-level officers of this organization were all headed by Warpinov.  The cronies recommended by Sky, and then the cronies would recommend cronies. Of course, there are also some within this organization who were arranged by the Far East Secret Service.  But regardless of whether they are recommended or arranged, members of this organization must perform an absolutely necessary procedure, which is to explain the confidential information they know about the Soviet Union and at least one militant member who has been reported by them.  The fate of the members will definitely not be better.  "The benefit they get from doing this is that they can secretly give up their Soviet nationality to foreigners who have made special contributions to China, become Chinese nationals, and then secretly serve China. The China Far East Secret Service guarantees that their treatment will not be low."  Due to their treatment in the Soviet army, their children could choose to study at universities in China or abroad, with the expenses borne by China.  China has also adopted a different management method for Soviet prisoners of war than in the past.  Except for generals and officers, prisoners of war below lieutenants are not managed according to their original rank and service in the Soviet army and the place where they were captured. Instead, prisoners of war captured from various battlefields are divided into management units according to each ethnic group of the Soviet Union.  Centralized management.  Due to the complete disruption of the original organization and services of the Soviet army, among the prisoners of war in the Soviet prisoner-of-war camps in various Soviet Kazakh prisoner camps, Soviet Estonian prisoner camps, and Soviet Lithuanian prisoner camps,  A large number of members of the Soviet Liberation Front and peripheral personnel of this organization were arranged.  These people will assist the Prisoner Management Office of the Political Department of the Chinese Far East Corps in managing the Soviet prisoners of war in various Soviet prisoner of war camps, and do a good job in the work of these prisoners of war, so that they can become members of their own nation after being repatriated to the various republics of the Soviet Union.  part of the movement.  These members of the Soviet Union's Liberation Front will also return to the various republics of the Soviet Union with the repatriation of these prisoners of war to organize and lead the national liberation movement of their own nation.  The purpose of centralizing the management of prisoners of war by using various ethnic groups in the Soviet Union as prisoner of war management units is self-evident.  However, China's management measures won the support of the majority of ethnic minority prisoners of war in the Soviet Union.  Chinese prisoner management personnel said that the reason for doing this is to better take care of the eating habits and lifestyles of prisoners of war of various ethnic groups, and to implement such a humane management method to reduce the impact of Russian prisoners of war on them, ethnic minorities.  Racial discrimination among prisoners of war and friction between prisoners of war of various ethnic groups, etc.  This also gave these Soviet ethnic minority prisoners of war a sense of closeness like "meeting old friends in a foreign land."  And life is indeed much more convenient.  They deeply feel that the work of Chinese comrades is too detailed and thoughtful.  The Prisoner Management Office of the Political Department of the Far East Corps of the Chinese People's Liberation Army also tried its best to provide better living conditions for these prisoners of war. The Soviet prisoner of war camps implemented the "three guarantees" for these Soviet prisoners of war that demonstrated the ** humanitarianism of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.  ": The first is to ensure that the personality of Soviet prisoners of war will not be insulted, and they will not be beaten or scolded; the second is to ensure that prisoners of war have better living conditions, and the material supply is slightly lower than the supply and living standards of our soldiers. For general and colonel level officers, the material supply  It is equivalent to the standard of living at the regimental level of our army; the third is to ensure the physical health of these prisoners of war, rescue the wounded and cure the sick.  The purpose of this is of course not to raise the uncle, but to show these Soviet prisoners of war that the Chinese People's Liberation Army is a mighty force on the battlefield, and a benevolent and righteous force off the battlefield, as well as China's superior material living conditions.  Influence them spiritually and seduce them materially, so that they can identify with China's socialist path and yearn for life in China.  China has rich experience in managing prisoners of war from foreign countries. Soviet prisoners of war are different from American prisoners of war.  The management of Soviet prisoners of war is relatively simpler and easier to manage than the management of American and British prisoners of war.  First of all, both the management side and the managed side come from socialist countries. Although there are differences in social systems, they are generally similar and have a common background of political beliefs and values.  As far as ideological consistency is concerned, mostThey are all **comrades.  In a centralized system, human personality is greatly suppressed, and human rights are also human rights when "organizational" discipline is met. In this social system, what the ruling authorities instill most in every member of society is obedience, obedience,  To obey everything again, we must obey the organizational arrangements and obey the party's command.  Therefore, under the same social system, management and the managed can easily communicate and understand each other.  They are not as "uneducated" as those American and British prisoners of war who grew up under the capitalist system, with so many things to do and such high requirements.  Due to the backwardness of light industry and agriculture in the Soviet Union, and the large number of troops, the supply of troops has not been very good. Generally speaking, they can have enough food, clothing, and housing, but not well. The meals of Soviet soldiers usually include cabbage soup and boiled vegetables.  For buckwheat soup, the daily meal standard is: 750 grams of black flour ribba, 20 grams of raw suet or margarine, 40 grams of buckwheat rice or barley rice, and the non-staple food is: potatoes: 35 grams, beets: 20 grams, dried onions:  3 grams or dried coriander, celery, root vegetables: 2 grams, if possible, 100 grams of fresh vegetables can be used instead.  You can eat 50 grams of canned horse meat or smoked fish once every two or three days.  The Soviet army was poorly dressed. Many soldiers wore hollow jackets and cotton trousers in winter, without even shirts or underpants underneath.  There were no cotton socks, just a few pieces of footcloth and thick canvas mid-waist boots.  A sheepskin military cap and a woolen coat that looks like a piece of sack.  Some people say that Lao Maozi is anti-freeze, but that¡¯s a joke. It¡¯s 20 to 30 degrees below zero, and sometimes 40 degrees below zero. It¡¯s freezing for everyone, so what if you don¡¯t resist freezing?  It should be said that the Soviet army is relatively hard-working and has a strong ability to survive. Generally speaking, Soviet soldiers do not have high requirements for life.  Soviet prisoners of war, especially those of the Russian ethnic group, have relatively strong sentiments of Great Russian nationalism. Some Soviet prisoners of war believe that "Japan, which has defeated Germany in the past and is now one of the world's top military powers, is somewhat unwilling to accept this defeat."  . He believed that China had forgotten that it was the Soviet Red Army that liberated the Chinese from Japan. The Chinese were ungrateful invaders, and their actions were to fulfill the function of a soldier defending the country, but this did not affect it.  They are extremely envious of the equipment and material supplies of Chinese soldiers, especially in cold and snowy field conditions. They see that Chinese soldiers can eat food that tastes good, has a short heating time, is of high quality, and can meet high-intensity wartime needs.  , is not affected by the weather, does not need to be heated by an open flame, and only requires about 100 ml of purified water to turn into 570 grams of steaming self-heating field food that can feed 2-3 people.  After being captured, many Soviet soldiers saw soldiers or militiamen guarding their squadrons in the field taking out this self-heating field food, grabbing two handfuls of snow, and turning it over every 2-3 minutes.  They were stunned to be able to eat steaming, fragrant meals in 4-5 minutes at a time. They had never seen such good and user-friendly high-tech field food. Moreover, after eating, these Chinese people were stunned.  Put the heating treasure into the insulated paper bucket to make two heating treasures. Hold them in your hands to warm your hands. Many Soviet prisoners of war who were half-frozen to death also got this kind of heating treasure.  The "Chinese Individual Soldier Self-heating Field Food Warmer" can be used to continuously release heat for 3 hours when the mouth of the insulating paper bucket is folded. It is also a soldier in a socialist country, but there is a difference between being a soldier and being a soldier.  Why is it so big? Almost all the Soviet prisoners of war who participated in the field had the experience of not being able to eat heated food for several days, and they all suffered from frostbite to varying degrees. In the end, even if they could get food, let alone heated food.  It was a huge luxury. A few days after the war started, the entire material supply was very intermittent. Sometimes it took 2-3 days to eat a 1000-gram black-faced ribeye. Yes, but patriotism.  You can't eat it as bread. If you are patriotic, who loves you? Chinese soldiers are patriotic, but the country also loves them. Look at the food and clothing of these Chinese soldiers. How can such an army have no combat effectiveness?  It was the difference between the two countries and the two armies that shocked the Soviet prisoners of war to their cores. In various Soviet prisoner camps, there were no barbed wire fences, no wolf dogs, and no bunkers.  There are two guards on duty at the gate of the prisoner-of-war camp, and there are no large numbers of armed policemen patrolling and monitoring the camp. However, you still don¡¯t want to escape, because the surrounding cameras will promptly and accurately detect such "bad behavior" in the reception of Soviet prisoners.  Therefore, some rules and regulations are complete. Each prisoner management company is a dining unit, and the prisoners in the company run their own canteen. The prisoners themselves elected the "Meal Management Committee", selected their own cooks, and managed their own meals.  In order to take care of the prisoners' living habits, bread ovens were specially shipped from China; for Soviet prisoners of war who believed in Islam, beef and mutton were provided.  The food standard for captives is 750 grams of grain per person per day, 50 grams of white flour, corn, rice, cooking oil, 100 grams of meat, 100 grams of fish, 50 grams of eggs, and 25 grams of sugar.gram.  500 grams of vegetables and 150 grams of fruits.  The standard for bedding and clothing is: in winter, each person is provided with a new blue cotton coat, cotton trousers, cotton hat, large rubber-soled cotton shoes, cotton gloves, and a gray cotton coat; each person is provided with a cotton quilt and an acrylic blanket.  2 shirts, 3 pairs of nylon and cotton blended socks, as well as towels, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, and other daily necessities.  There is wine, except for New Years and holidays, and usually you have to go to the service agency in the prison camp to buy it.  The vast majority of people are realistic.  These prisoners of war saw that the material supply was far better than that of the Soviet army, and the living conditions in the prisoner of war camp were much better than those in the Soviet army.  The vast majority of people "live and work in peace and contentment."  I'm sorry for some die-hard elements. They should first be sent to the special training and teaching team of the prison camp to receive special education.  At most, there are only a few cases where the injuries were too severe and treatment was ineffective.  Both kindness and prestige are given equal importance. No one can live a good life without worrying about it.  The prisoners of war's work and rest time here is similar to that of the military camp. They go out for exercise at 5 o'clock in the morning, close up at 7 o'clock to clean up housekeeping, work and exercise at 8 o'clock after breakfast, rest at 11:30, and continue working and exercise at 13:30 (sometimes study is arranged as needed)  , discussion) The labor exercise ended at 17:30. After dinner, at 18:30, a class meeting was held to reward and evaluate the day's labor performance and evaluate work points. This is a matter linked to their own interests. The prisoners of war carried out it extremely seriously.  .  Watch TV at 19:30, turn off the lights and go to bed at 22:00.  Therefore, the vast majority of Soviet prisoners of war felt the same as being in their own military camp, which was better than being in the Soviet military camp in many aspects.  The difference is that his superiors above the company level are replaced by Chinese comrades.  However, these Chinese prisoner guards are much better and more humane than the original Russian officers.  In this way, the Chinese prisoner-of-war managers and the Soviet prisoners-of-war under management got along harmoniously, and there was really an atmosphere of comrades and brothers.  Each POW platoon has a TV. Every day from 19:30 to 21:30, the POW platoon organizes Soviet prisoners of war to watch TV programs. The content of the program is the news broadcast every other day, and the Eight-Power Allied Powers' invasion of China since the Opium War.  Historical documentaries, of course, focus on the history of Tsarist Russia¡¯s aggression against China; feature films introducing the history of various ethnic minorities in the Soviet Union and documentaries on the friendly exchanges between various ethnic minorities in the Soviet Union and China; documentaries on the achievements of New China¡¯s construction, the World Expo, and China¡¯s hydrogen bomb test, as well as  It¡¯s the cultural and artistic programs of China and these ethnic minorities.
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