Soviet Union 1991

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The entry of the Soviet Union made Germany feel unprecedented pressure. In fact, the 76th Airborne Division's move was completely unexpected. Cole would never have imagined that the Soviets would intervene in Germany's internal disputes so openly. But for the Federal Republic of Germany, the nightmare has just begun.

Just as the Federal Republic of Germany was preparing to concentrate its firepower on retaking Berlin, the United States suddenly and unilaterally announced its withdrawal from Germany. He will no longer get involved in internal disputes, and the White House's drastic measures make Cole difficult to guard against. The evacuation of the Americans put considerable pressure on the Bundeswehr. Germany, which was already short of manpower, now faces the most difficult problem.

Either choose confrontation and maintain a long-term state of division. Or choose to carry out a strong attack when the situation is unfavorable. Of course, no one knows the final outcome. But without the cover of American armored forces and artillery units, it is not easy to capture Berlin.

And this is only the first step in the United States' retaliation. There will be more small actions that will give Cole a headache.

"The Americans are putting political pressure on us, and the Soviets are putting military pressure on the Federal Republic of Germany. The two are really in harmony. Do you think they can make us surrender with their tough attitude? As long as Germany does not give in, it can continue to withstand the pressure. Attack, not even the United States and the Soviet Union can do anything to us."

The Soviet foreign spokesperson on the screen said the same thing as the previous American foreign spokesperson. Without exception, they would implement the method of bringing the two sides back to the negotiating table to solve the problem on external issues. Cole would have fallen into a trap if he agreed. Will Jonishkis spit out Berlin after eating it? Cole believes that he is the only one who has a ghost.

He could almost speculate that the United States had colluded with the Soviet Union behind the scenes to carry out this plan against Germany. The diplomatic pressure faced by Cole was enormous. If he continues to attack Berlin, he may be accused of being the initiator of the war. After all, whether it is East Germany, the United States or the Soviet Union, they are all acting as the faces of peace defenders.

This is as shameless as trying to reason with you seriously after taking your things away. So Cole launched a resolute counterattack. His approach was to attack Berlin with heavy troops and transfer second-line troops to Schwerin and Dresden to prepare for the outbreak of conflict. Then take the German capital at all costs.

Germany, which is ill-prepared, is ready to lose both sides. Even if the Federal Republic of Germany suffers heavy losses, he will never let go of the German Democratic Ennahda Party.

However, Cole obviously did not expect that President Mario was making small moves behind his back, which seemed to be beyond his imagination.

A phone call broke the calm in Bonn. When the director of the Prime Minister's Office reported the unfortunate news to Kohl, he obviously had not recovered from the surprise.

"What are you talking about? U.S. officials are preparing to meet with East German leaders? What on earth are they thinking!"

Cole's surprise could not be greater. This is equivalent to the United States changing its interest camps in silence. This ending is even worse for Cole. He can tolerate the inaction of the United States, but he absolutely cannot tolerate the United States colluding with East Germany.

"What on earth are these stupid Americans thinking! What good will it do them to let a civil war break out in Germany!"

Herzog sat across from Cole, and he had turned a blind eye to his old friend's complaints. When the great riots began, they advised the other side that the army should intervene in East Germany as soon as possible to suppress the riots. However, Cole rejected this proposal on the grounds of avoiding irritating the Soviet garrison. Now Cole will taste the consequences of his strategic mistakes;

"Peace talks are the only step the United States can give us, Prime Minister Kohl. Do you really think that declaring war in Berlin and East Germany will be good for us?" Herzog asked him, "At that time, we will either end up facing a country that was The Democratic Renaissance Party is armed to the teeth, not including their large number of supporters, or facing the joint combat forces of the Soviet Union and East Germany, the outcome will be a nightmare for us. "

"But the peace talks are different. We only sacrificed one Berlin, but we saved the entire Germany."

Herzog hopes that his old partner can recognize the facts. It will not do any good for them to continue to waste away. Now he just wants to maintain the current situation and then think about other things.

"Cole, you have to think carefully. Once the Wehrmacht starts attacking the peacekeeping forces, we will have no choice. Moreover, Germany is not only facing one country, but also regimes controlled by two superpowers behind it. This The game was never put on a fair footing from the start."

Herzog patted Cole on the shoulder and said, "Give up, my friend. You are irrational now. There is no point in betting all your hopes on the Battle of Berlin."

Everything Herzog said is true. It is precisely because of his stubbornness and stupidity that led to the current situation.

"And now the Federal Parliament is very dissatisfied with your policies. I'm worried that if this continues, I'm not sure what actions they will take."

"What are you talking about? Even the parliament is beginning to be dissatisfied? What right do they have to be dissatisfied?" Cole raised his head, not believing what Herzog said.

"Yes, this is not a rumor. And do you think it is necessary for me to lie to you at this time?" Herzog sighed and shook his head, "The entire East German riot was premeditated from the beginning. There may even be a joint intervention by the United States and the Soviet Union behind it. They want to join forces to strangle the EU in its cradle. However, from the beginning, your performance... has been terrible, so, next. You understand the situation.”

Herzog's last words were the most damaging to Cole. Cole, who suddenly woke up, found himself surrounded on all sides. As a politician, he was very aware of the consequences if he continued.

"That's enough, stop talking, I already know it."

Cole, whose soul had been drained out, sat on the sofa exhausted. He really needed to be quiet now. No one could accept such an embarrassing ending.

What Kohl is most proud of is that he used economic and diplomatic means to reach a height that neither the Second or Third German Reichs reached, and formed a highly unified Europe.

But now, the glory of the Federal Republic of Germany seems to be coming to an end.

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