Soviet Union 1991

"As long as there is any disturbance during the period of policy changes, you can mobilize the army, even the troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The KGB is on standby 24 hours a day. To be honest, everything I have done is for today's great event. The preparations for the change took five years to prepare for this moment in the franchise. "

"Perhaps you may think that this is difficult to do. When German artillery fire approached the outskirts of Moscow, everyone thought so. They thought that stopping the Nazi cavalry was impossible, but the Germans later What about the solution? We put a red flag on their capitol!”

"Our great and remarkable achievements will never stop the progress of the Soviet Union because of such a small problem. In fact, if we want to form a real red Iron Curtain and form an unbreakable alliance, then the coalition countries must become autonomous states. Let them have no hope of separation and let the Soviet Union become the real Soviet Union!”

"General Secretary Yanayev, your thoughts are very... shocking." Karimov said in a low voice. Everyone present was frightened by Yanayev's imposing posture. They felt that the person standing in front of them He is a young Stalin with a determined look on his brow, not a kind old man.

"As for the religion you mentioned, Moscow will also issue relevant regulations. We will only suppress those people who deprive human rights and carry out religious restoration trends. Other secular parties who agree with the central decision will be included in the scope of protection. We What it does is isolate a small group of religious extremists, especially those who come out of the retro trend.”

Even if General Secretary Yanayev's method is used to distinguish and isolate, at least more manpower will be needed to distinguish who are the real terrorists.

"But what should we do once large-scale riots and unrest are triggered? This is not a matter of casual discussion. At that time, we will have to invest a large amount of military force to quell the public anger caused by the reform. Everyone Each member country has its own special situation. If General Secretary Yanayev does this, has he already thought of ways to solve these difficult problems? "Mutalibov asked sincerely, if General Secretary Yanayev has not solved these problems? Think of a solution, then he will not support this risky plan no matter what.

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"Of course it has been solved," Yanayev said. "While reducing political rights, we also expanded economic privileges for the franchised countries. In short, it is streamlining administration and delegating power. Yes, it is better than the previous streamlining and delegating power. There needs to be further loosening of restrictions. Each franchised country will provide inconsistent policies due to its own circumstances. I think the franchised countries will be satisfied with this plan.”

Yanayev's pun has made it very clear. Only by following the central government's footsteps can these countries have a future and hope. To engage in street politics and call for democratic rights in the West without bread? OK. Just get out of here and stay.

"But I think they would rather choose the opportunity to be independent than become Moscow's puppets. Times have changed, General Secretary Yanayev. We can't change their minds on our own." Karimov denied. What Yanayev said.

"Then Comrade Karimov, can you tell me why, despite the general trend, there are still people who are willing to maintain a unified Soviet Union? Why, despite the general trend, we were still able to turn the tide and prevent a vigorous split. Why Despite the general trend, the Soviet Communist Party still reversed the declining situation, broke through the increasingly rigid Stalinist model, and achieved economic recovery? "Please tell me why?"

Yanayev's righteous answer shocked the first secretaries of all the participating countries. The last time I saw Yanayev speaking in such a tone was on the Red Square on August 20, 1991.

"Any force that wants to allow the member countries to separate from the unbreakable alliance will be severely suppressed by us. The Georgian separatist group is the first, and it will never be the last. What you see as a great purge is what I see. It’s just appeasement and compromise. You haven’t seen a real purge.”

A true purge.

This word is imprinted on everyone's mind. How could these people who had not experienced the terrible turmoil of that year understand the bloodshed and secrets behind the literal meaning of the Great Purge.

"The Central Committee has decided that this policy will never be changed. All enemies who stand in the way of the Soviets will be eliminated."

wipe out.

What Yanayev meant was that even if the other party was the first secretary of a Soviet socialist country, they would choose to ruthlessly erase him.

"I hope Moscow will not regret its decision." It seems that persuading the first secretary of the Red Empire is in vain. They no longer insist that the Communist parties of the participating countries are no longer the only ruling party that made all the difference in the 1960s and 1970s. After taking root and sprouting in the 1980s, local factions have become the biggest factor threatening the ruling position.

All Yanayev had to do was to give these people shields and swords, giving them the power to eliminate dissident forces. Obviously the performance of these guys disappointed Yanayev.

"We once broke through the cages of the old society and broke the shackles of feudalism. In the face of the Tsarist Russian army, which was a hundred times more powerful than us, the fierce and damn Nazi SS, the Soviet Red Army, and the political commissars never flinched. Why did we wait until we became the ruling party? "

Yanayev felt lonely as never before. Even though he was the Chairman and General Secretary of the Soviet Union, he felt for the first time that on some position issues, he not only had to fight against separatism, but also against compromise forces.

"In the face of the behavior of Islamic believers and separatist minority forces that are contrary to our country's constitution, we should not choose weakness and compromise when we should be tough, but the performance of these officials has really disappointed Moscow. It has been too long. , our enemies have also forgotten who is the real master of this country."

Yanayev's eyes became firm and bright, and he would not back down even if he was left to face all the conservative forces alone.

"The Soviets may lose, but they will never fall or compromise." (To be continued.)