Soviet Union 1991

No one knows that while the free world is busy dealing with its own economic crisis, the Soviets have already taken the first step to declare war on them. This time, the leader is no longer the rigid Ministry of Truth, but the real Soviet Propaganda Department.

Having loosened the ropes that curb the cultural atmosphere, Moscow began to support a large number of cultural industries that are exported to foreign countries, not just movies, but more of an all-round war against the Western world.

Due to Yanayev's emphasis on the cultural industry, the Soviet Propaganda Department is the only department that has jumped out of the bureaucratic system, breaking the rules and regulations that are imprisoned on the head, and better playing the role of propaganda advantages. The previous Soviet invaders were just a signal, and the next is an all-round war of public opinion.

The free world will once again feel the precarious nightmare of 1929. The seeds have been sown, waiting for the future to sprout one day.

Even a detail that governments will not notice, a game called "Red Orchestra" has begun to spread quietly in the free world.

Yanaev took the first step in the war of public opinion. The next thing was not his responsibility, but was handed over to the Propaganda Department. He could only point out some policy-oriented things at most. There were other big situations that needed to be controlled, such as the upcoming election of the US president and the succession of the general secretary of Russia.

Yanaev has arranged everything. The next presidential team has basically been arranged. After eliminating the conservatives, the next positions will be left to those young politicians. He will shake off this position and leave Moscow politics, away from the center of politics and power struggles, and end it all thoroughly.

It's been almost eight years, and he's too tired.

From taking over this mess to now, every day has been spent in calculations and power struggles. However, after the conservatives started to cause trouble, Yanaev finally couldn't help his anger and vented his resentment at the Politburo meeting. He has fought for this country all his life, a life without reservation, a life without retreat, and has nothing except holding power.

Without his family and retreat, even after retirement, the only thing he can do is to fade away his identity and influence, and hand over power to the next one.

Yanayev is the sad song of this era. He would never have thought that he would be calculated by his own people in the end. This is the sadness of idealists and the end of the road for those parasites.

When they first entered the conference room, most people just regarded it as an insignificant meeting. After all, Yanayev was already in the transition and transferring the power coefficient in his hands. However, the military and political power is still firmly in the hands of Yanayev. As long as his flag does not fall, no one in the Soviet Union dares to act rashly. Vladimir will not step down from this position until his wings are full.

Yanayev looked around and saw that there were indeed many new faces. This time, the earthquake in Moscow's political arena almost cleaned up most of the old faces again.

The conference room gradually became quiet, and everyone present was waiting for General Secretary Yanayev to speak.

"This coup has far-reaching implications. According to the decision of the Central Committee, two chairmen of the Industrial Committee have been removed, three chairmen of the Qualification Review Committee have been removed, and sixteen people including the Minister of Defense Industry, the Minister of Transport and Construction, and the Minister of Justice will be executed according to law. All those who participated in this coup will be executed. They thought that the death of the Minister of Organization would settle the matter and escape the disaster. It's just wishful thinking!" No one dared to speak in the conference room. Lukashenko had just replaced Pavlov as the Prime Minister of the Soviet Union. He looked at the General Secretary beside him with some uneasiness. He brought up the story here again, which can only mean that Yanaev has not let go of some issues. Yanaev finally spoke, "I am very disappointed. I am disappointed in some comrades in the Soviet Union." He did not look at anyone, but just silently looked at the portrait of Lenin hanging on the wall. The bureaucratic system created by Stalin was definitely not the ideal ** world in his mind, and the current turbid Moscow bureaucratic interest group is definitely not Yanaev

"When I first started writing, I thought the biggest enemy of the assignment was the separatist party of the member states. After pacifying the Baltic and Georgia, Chechnya stood up and tried to split the Soviet Union. The Battle of Grozny made these Muslims unable to raise their heads. Then Eastern European countries became the Kremlin's concern. After opening a gap in East Germany, the European Union and the United States stood up one after another. Now I am becoming more and more clear that the Soviet Union's biggest worry is not outside, but in this Soviet People's Hall! It is in the Kremlin! In my Comrades! If you become a privileged class, our people will be disappointed. If you swallow up state assets like them and want to become an oligarch, unrest and opposition will surge everywhere, and the entire Soviet Union will become the target of people's crusade! You will become the sinner of the country! "

Yanayev's anger made everyone silent. Some people even loved that they had never seen Yanaev get so angry in front of everyone. In the end, the whole person sat in his seat,

"Think about it, how many years has it been since Tsar Nicholas II was executed in Yekaterinburg? Have you forgotten? That haunting look is still staring at you every day in the Kremlin!"

This sentence scared the people who said it. Many officials who had regarded Yanayev's meeting as insignificant before could not even raise their heads when they were scolded.

Even though he was about to retire, Yanayev's sense of oppression was still like a copper wall, standing in front of everyone.

The shadow behind the brilliant light closely watched the every move of the party members.

Rubbing his red eyes, Yanayev said with all his strength, "I haven't closed my eyes for a long time. I wanted to say something to you people, but in the end, after thinking about it, there was only a short sentence, remember your duty. You are the servants of the country, not the masters of the people. I just want to see how many people choose to stand in front of the gallows or choose to stand on the side of the people!"

Yanayev stood up tremblingly, swept his eyes over the crowd, and scolded loudly, "Now, everyone here, think about it carefully, the butcher knife of the Cheka is staring at you all the time!"

After that, he left the seat in the shocked eyes of everyone.

No one in this assembly hall spoke.

Since the founding of the Soviet Union, Yanayev is the only general secretary who directly scolded all the members of the parliament without reservation in the parliament room.