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    Chapter 281 The Soviet National Liberation Front In the large dining room of Khrushchev¡¯s residence on Lenin Hill.  Zhu.COm Khrushchev had a simple dinner - vegetable soup and boiled perch, then moved to a seat to the right, found a place without tableware and sat down, and began his night work.  In order not to hinder his work, everyone in the family quietly left the restaurant and returned to their rooms. Only his son Sergey sat on the sofa in the restaurant and read the day's newspaper.  Khrushchev silently reviewed the documents that had not been processed during the day and the most urgent telegrams sent at night.  ¡¾¡¿ He looked at the urgent telegram regarding the ceasefire agreement from Mikoyan, the head of the Sino-Soviet ceasefire negotiation delegation, the deputy chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union, and the main assistant to the Soviet Foreign Minister himself, from Pyongyang, North Korea. Although Khrushchev saw  There are many ambiguities and vague terms in the Sino-Soviet Armistice Agreement.  There were some obvious disadvantages to the Soviet Union, but he still trusted Anastas Mikoyan, an Armenian who had been working in the Kremlin since Lenin's time.  He knew that Mikoyan would try his best to seek the greatest interests for the Soviet Union whenever possible, and it was good to be able to sign such a ceasefire agreement now.  Khrushchev, who was at the peak of his power, knew better than anyone else that the current situation in the Soviet Union was really terrible and that the entire Soviet Union was on the verge of annihilation.  China's army of more than one million armed tigers and wolves is still attacking from space to the bottom of the sea. The attacks are devouring the territory of the Soviet Union every second. Chinese bombers dare to blatantly penetrate into Soviet Europe.  area for a show of force.  "" The United States has also continued to send more troops to Europe to conduct military exercises code-named "Nuclear Shield." The entire North Atlantic Treaty Organization's army, navy and air force are also ready to take advantage of the situation.  Those little brothers in the socialist countries in Eastern Europe all keep a respectful distance from their big brother, the Soviet Union, and constantly wink at China.  The reforms I have carried out in China have just begun to be implemented and have not yet achieved results.  Food shortages have spread throughout the Soviet republics, seriously plaguing all fields.  Although the officials loyal to Stalin in the Communist Party were overthrown by him one by one, who can guarantee that there are no dissidents around him who want to overthrow him.  Fortunately, those who suffered persecution during the Stalin era and bourgeois liberal intellectuals support themselves, and some workers and farmers are still full of hope for the good life he has outlined for them. Otherwise, it would be even more troublesome.  So the top priority now is to have a ceasefire with China and stop this cat-and-mouse game. As long as China can agree to a ceasefire, any issue can be easily discussed.  Therefore, he signed the "Sino-Soviet Armistice Agreement" without hesitation.  He stood up and walked to a small table in a corner of the living room next to the large restaurant, picked up the red government line phone and ordered Zhukov to issue a ceasefire order to the five Soviet military districts in Asia.  He also ordered Zhukov not to violate this hard-won ceasefire agreement under any circumstances.  After Khrushchev returned to the restaurant, he felt a lot more relaxed and had a sense of relief.  His son Sergei poured him a cup of English black tea, broke their family taboo and asked: "Dad, what do you think at this time?" Khrushchev forced a smile and said: "Hey, this is a shame.  I feel that the tired and painful war is finally over. The nuclear cloud hanging over the Soviet Union is about to dissipate. "Dad, I doubt whether the Soviet people can forgive this failure?" Sergey asked with some worry.  .  Khrushchev said angrily: "If you don't forgive me? Then let their husbands, sons, and brothers wait for death in the cold Chinese prisoner-of-war camps in Siberia and the Far East. They should thank me and know that it is me.  They tried their best to save their relatives. "The Chinese have announced that they have captured nearly 400,000 Soviet troops. Are they lying?" Sergey asked again.  "No," Khrushchev took a sip of tea and replied, "It's true. Everything is exactly as you said, and in fact I'm afraid there's a little more. I believe that soon after the ceasefire, these people will  You can come back." He saw that Sergey was still going to ask, and then Khrushchev waved his hand and said, "Don't ask anything, I'm very tired, I have to think carefully," and then said nothing.  He walked around the dining table twice, walked out of the restaurant, climbed the stairs, and returned to his bedroom on the second floor.  180 days after the signing of the ceasefire agreement between China and the Soviet Union, nearly 400,000 Soviet prisoners of war of various ethnic groups were repatriated to the Soviet Union in batches.  According to the Sino-Soviet Armistice Agreement, these prisoners of war can no longer serve in the Soviet army in Asia.  How to deal with such a large number of prisoners of war captured by China?  All ** countries have almost the same policy towards those captured by their armies on the battlefield.of.  After returning to the country, the repatriated prisoners of war will not be given a heroic welcome like the United States and Western armies. They will first be given a medal ceremony and then sent to a "sanatorium" for recuperation.  Of course, some people will also have to undergo review by the national security department during the recuperation period before returning to the army to continue serving.  The fate of prisoners of war who were repatriated from ** countries will be a little more miserable. The standard for dealing with these repatriated prisoners of war is that if you are physically able, you must be a prisoner if you have the ability to resist. This in itself  It is a serious political mistake.  After returning, you will be punished by party membership, political discipline, and military discipline.  Therefore, it is certain that upon their return, most of the captured personnel will be expelled from the Party, expelled from the military, and removed from all positions within and outside the Party.  There will be a comment like this in the files of these people: "This person was captured in the XX battle and was politically unqualified. His political stance during his capture was unclear and remains to be investigated. It is recommended that organizational departments at all levels should not use it for the time being." This is undoubtedly  Being sentenced to "death" in politics is almost the same as being treated as a traitor. It is self-evident what life will be like.  "If you are seriously injured again, and it is verified that it is not a self-inflicted injury and you lose the ability to resist, you can be forgiven for being a prisoner, but you will also be subject to the review of whether you have betrayed the organization and your comrades.  If not, these people can still retain their party and military memberships, but it is just a daydream to get ahead in politics.  It definitely won't work.  Because the army led by ** requires everyone who goes to the battlefield to fight their enemies to the bitter end. Use bayonets with all their bullets. If you don¡¯t have a bayonet, use a gun butt. If you don¡¯t have a gun butt, use stones and bite with your teeth.  They just shouldn't be taken prisoner.  Soldiers in almost every country have received strict education in this area, and when you join the army and become a soldier, you swear an oath to the military flag on the first day. This oath is included in the "soldier" oath.  Moreover, the "equipment" is also equipped with "glory bombs" specially used for suicide.  This is also one of the important reasons why the army led by ** is extremely tenacious in combat and vows to die without being captured.  Therefore, when the Soviet prisoners of war were repatriated, many Soviet prisoners of war did not dare to return to the Soviet Union, fearing to live a life worse than death.  But it¡¯s impossible not to go back.  It is against the "law" not to go back, not to mention that these prisoners of war still shoulder the historical responsibility of disintegrating the Soviet Union, "the country must be rebellious and the nation must be liberated."  Therefore, China has done a lot of work and promised that if they are persecuted by the Soviet authorities for engaging in "rebellion" after they return, China will accept these persecuted comrades at any time.  In this way, the repatriation was completed with great difficulty.  With the repatriation of these prisoners of war, the Soviet Union was really in trouble.  ¡°After these repatriated Soviet prisoners of war went back for a period of review, some were repatriated to factories, mines and collective farms in remote areas, and some were collectively exiled to Western Siberia to reclaim wasteland.  Soon these prisoners of war quietly gathered together under the convening of members of the Soviet Union's Liberation Front, a secret organization under the China Far East Secret Service.  First, in the central and western parts of Russia, the boundary between Europe and Asia - the Ural Mountains running north to south.  The first anti-government organization dominated by Chechens-the Chechen National Liberation Front and the anti-government armed organization-the Chechen People's Liberation Army emerged.  Subsequently, in the Soviet republics of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and Kyrgyzstan, which are close to China's Xinjiang region, the National Liberation Front of various ethnic groups and the armed organization People's Liberation Army emerged.  These guerrilla-based People's Liberation Army of various ethnic groups, like sparks, quickly formed a prairie fire in various Soviet republics. In the three Baltic countries of the Soviet Union, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, the purpose of national independence also appeared.  The armed organization of the People's Liberation Army.  These People's Liberation Army guerrillas aiming to pursue national independence continued to mobilize ethnic minority groups who had suffered from Soviet oppression in large and medium-sized cities far away from the Soviet Union, and in areas where the Soviet government's rule was relatively weak, and destroyed grassroots Soviet political organizations in remote areas.  , established the so-called national autonomous regime.  Part of the weapons and ammunition used by members of these organizations are weapons and ammunition from the Soviet army that were captured by China on the Far East battlefield, and the other part are weapons and ammunition seized from the Soviet army and the KGB police force. Their initial "start-up expenses" must have come from  Far East Working Committee.  These People's Liberation Army guerrillas rarely take the initiative to launch attacks on large-scale military bases of the Soviet regular army. Instead, they are organized and carefully planned to carry out rapid and systematic attacks on collective farms in small cities and townships and factories and mines in remote areas.  Attack with sudden movement.  The overall purpose of their attacks was to eliminate the Soviet KGB's grassroots security police and security teams as well as the weakly defended Soviet arms warehouses and logistics supply bases.  Cooperate with the central work of national liberation of the National Liberation Front, destroy the grassroots political power of the Soviet Union, arouse the Soviet ethnic minority people to rise up against Soviet rule, and create a guerrilla base for the national liberation war.  Consolidate and establish the *** base area, and build a strong base in the base areaEstablish a national autonomous government.  ¡°When these People¡¯s Liberation Army guerrillas launch attacks, they often choose conditions that are conducive to the attack on these guerrillas.  Many times, based on the overall quality of the Soviet army or KGB they want to attack, the personality of the commander, and the characteristics of their tactics, they deliberately use small teams with weak combat effectiveness to deal with the enemy, so that the Soviet army and KGB troops will not take it seriously.  , and then made a surprise attack when the Soviet government troops were unprepared.  Sometimes they used the tactic of attacking from the east and attacking from the west, sometimes from the south and then from the north, making the Soviet army unpredictable about their actions, paralyzing and confusing the Soviet government troops.  Then attack it a little bit.  And dispatch guerrilla teams or armed workers teams to post slogans or notices in the name of the National Liberation Army's large forces in place A, while the large forces attack places B or C.  In many cases, these National Liberation Army dispatched many guerrilla groups to harass the Soviet troops who came to encircle and suppress them from time to time, causing them to be frightened and fatigued throughout the night, and then choose the appropriate time to attack the Soviet troops that encircled and suppressed them.  If there are many enemies but they are of poor quality and the commander is cowardly, they will spread rumors, bluff, tire and intimidate the enemy to increase their wavering, and then launch an attack.  When they want to attack a target, they also use guerrilla groups to move around to make the Soviet troops elsewhere tensely defend their defense areas to contain enemies who may be responding to reinforcements, and then concentrate their forces to attack the target.  They sent spies, pretended to be progress, bribed officials, and penetrated into the Soviet army and government. They gained sympathy from the local people and soldiers within the Soviet army. They used this as internal support to carry out attacks on the Soviet army and KGB troops.  The effective attacks against the Soviet army and the KGB security forces through these methods made the entire Soviet Union panic, and all work could not proceed normally.  In many areas, except for large cities, which were under the control of the Soviet government, the surrounding areas were completely out of control.  These large-scale operations of the National Liberation Army and the large-scale encirclement and suppression by the Soviet army will receive timely and accurate intelligence support and corresponding action plans from the People's Liberation Army headquarters of the Soviet Union's Liberation Front in the New Area of ??China. This information advantage enables  These National Liberation Army attacks were accurate, making the Soviet army's large-scale encirclement and suppression completely empty.  The way these People's Liberation Army guerrillas launched attacks left the Soviet army and the KGB uncertain, and they were also very particular about the time of the attack. At night, they used the darkness to covertly approach the enemy they were about to attack; charging at night could also reduce their own risk.  The PLA guerrillas pay special attention to nighttime tactical movements and coordinated training.  When the People's Liberation Army guerrillas are far away from the enemy or are not yet familiar with night attacks, they will also use night marches to approach the enemy and attack at dawn, choosing the opportunity to attack at dawn.  Then make a quick decision.  Sometimes when they are not sure about the attack, when marching during the day is not a problem or when passing through an area that can be camouflaged, they usually schedule the attack at dusk. If the attack is unsuccessful, they can use the cover of darkness at night to retreat safely.  When attacking Soviet troops whose targets are of poor quality, not alert, have no fortifications to support, are extremely negligent, are protruding and aggressive, and are isolated and helpless.  They also choose to attack during the day.  Most of the daytime attacks were conducted using concealed ambush tactics.
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