Soviet Union 1991

Second update

The entire German people are staring at this peace talk, because it will change the political landscape of Germany. No one can imagine what the future of Germany, which has only been peaceful and stable for eight years, will look like, just like no one expected that the reunification In 18 years, Germany actually faced the risk of re-division.

All the television screens showing the peace conference were crowded.

The old man with eyes sitting in front of the sofa squeezed the hand of his wife beside him. Soldiers holding rifles crowded at the door of the store, staring at the broadcast of the situation in the conference room on the screen. Even German President Herzog and many senior German officials quietly watched this final contest.

"The final result will change the future of Germany. I just don't know if Kohl is ready to face the changes in Germany." Yanayev was also watching this smoke-filled peace summit, but he just looked dull. With a strange appearance, the Federal Republic of Germany seemed to be attacking fiercely, but in fact it was a battle between trapped beasts. Dobrynin laid a trump card for this final game. No matter how hard the other party struggles, they still cannot escape the fate of failure.

"So far, Cole seems confident. The Bundeswehr's defeat in Berlin was actually just a small incident, and it has not really reached the point of breaking the bones. Cole cannot accept that it is mainly because of his face. problem, not a real failure.”

“So what ultimately determines the outcome of this game is not East Germany’s arguments, nor the Federal Republic of Germany’s threat of war. It is our support. I have great confidence that Advisor Dobrynin will reveal our conditions at the most appropriate time.

As the quarrel in the conference room continued over the future of the DDR and East Germany, Jonishkis fired back.

"East Germany now has an army of 150,000 people and a huge popular base. The people of the entire East Germany are on our side, and there is support from the international community for East Germany. These are the reasons why we stand on our side. Here’s the capital to negotiate with you.”

"Because justice is on our side. Looking at you, Chancellor Kohl. You have nothing. All you have is the oppression of tyranny and the suppression of the army. Please remember that it was you who betrayed East Germany and us. Now the Federation Everything Germany faces is your own fault.”

Dobrynin secretly laughed as he watched Jonishkis's impassioned speech. He at least exaggerated the number of the German Democratic Republic Army by twice. In fact, almost all the military power that East Germany could mobilize was invested in the Battle of Berlin. Schwerin and Dresden relied entirely on the support of the Soviet Union to prevent the other side from adopting a rash attack strategy. It was precisely because of the Bundeswehr's intelligence errors that they misjudged the current situation in East Germany.

"Now, it is time to free ourselves from your tyranny and lead the people into the future."

Jonishkis's deceptive method was obviously more successful, and he bluffed the opponent immediately.

"Our condition is that if we still want to operate within a larger framework, the German Democratic Ennahda Party must have its own army. We will not operate under the political system of the Federal Republic of Germany. The people of East Germany have the right to decide their own internal affairs. Including whether to accept refugees.”

"To change the Federal Republic of Germany into a confederal system, the confederal presidium must be composed of two people, each from East and West Germany, with a term of four years. In four years, each person will take turns to assume the position of chairman of the presidium for six months. The members of the presidium are directly elected by the people. , among which the German Federal Republic elects the West German members, and the German Democratic Republic elects the East German members. The Confederation Chancellor can only be nominated by the Presidium, and then the Confederation Chancellor is responsible for appointing the ministers. The new constitution should provide for the German Confederation. and the German Democratic Republic;

"We are not the Alliance Party, the Social Democratic Party, and the Green Party within the framework of the Federal Republic of Germany. The Democratic Ennahda Party was born out of your political framework and represents the interests of East Germany alone."

This request was the most difficult for Kohl to accept. It was tantamount to turning East Germany into a country that the Federal Republic of Germany could not interfere with. What's more, East Germany almost had its own army and police department. Apart from legal reunification, in practice East Germany was almost free of relations with Germany.

"So how to solve the Berlin problem?" Whether to accept East Germany's proposal or not is put aside for now, but the Berlin problem is definitely another difficulty that cannot be avoided.

"Berlin?" Jonischkis asked with some pretense of surprise, "Berlin belongs to Germany. Is there anything controversial about this issue? And the Federal Chancellery in Berlin will become the office of the German Democratic Ennahda Party, which is the same as Bonn. As two political centers in Germany.”

This answer almost made Kohl vomit blood and turned Berlin into the territory of the Democratic Ennahda Party without even thinking about it. Even when the Federal Republic of Germany was in its most difficult times, they still owned at least half of Berlin.

"No, Germany will never agree to your conditions!" Cole suddenly burst into anger and slammed his fist on the table. "You want Berlin to become your political center? Don't even think about it. Let me tell you, the Federal Republic of Germany Sooner or later we will take Berlin back and throw you into jail."

"Yeah?"

Dobrynin, who had been sitting silently, suddenly spoke up. He said to Cole, "I'm just curious about what you are going to do? The Soviet Union's 76th Airborne Division has been deployed in Berlin. Is this going to declare war on us? Or will the Soviet Union directly deploy the 58th Army, which has just completed a beautiful battle in the Caucasus, in the East German region to prevent the attack of the Federal Republic of Germany? Completely cut off your hope of retaking Berlin."

"Are you declaring war on the Federal Republic of Germany? Don't think I'm afraid of you, the Soviet Union. If you have the ability, just try it." Cole glared at Dobrynin.

Dobrynin made an unintentional gesture and said with half-closed eyes, "Of course not, I just want to tell you that in this Berlin incident, the Soviet Union firmly stands on the side of East Germany. I agree with the series of political conditions proposed by East Germany."

The Soviet Union certainly had no objection to the series of demands put forward by East Germany, because these were all conspiracies planned by the Soviet high-level officials based on the internal situation in Germany. Jonishkis just stated the Soviet Union's demands as an agent.

Dobrynin paused, his expression became sinister, completely different from the image of an intellectual wearing gold-rimmed glasses just now, more like a shrewd politician.

"If Kohl really wants to force a declaration of war."

"Then please ask the political leaders in Bonn to think carefully, is there a one in ten thousand chance that the Federal Republic of Germany can defeat the Soviet Union."

"Even if it is a one in ten thousand chance."

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