Soviet Union 1991

Second update

"I agree with some of the demands put forward by Jonishkis, including the issue of joint control of Berlin, but there is still a small part that the Federal Republic of Germany disagrees with. The two sides need to continue negotiations."

When Kohl said this in the conference room, everyone was surprised. This would mean that the Federal Republic of Germany finally succumbed to the coercion of East Germany. When the reporter turned the camera to Kohl, there was no expression on his face, or it would be more appropriate to describe him as dead. The conference room was silent, and everyone could hear each other's rapid breathing.

Madeleine was a little surprised, and she tightly pressed the pen in her hand to suppress her inner excitement.

And Dobrynin was just so calm that when he heard the result in the end, he just smiled and nodded. It seemed that everything was within his expectations.

The complex expressions of the people in the conference room constituted the last scene of this peace talk, and the gunpowder-filled meeting ended in this noisy meeting. In addition to the joy on Jonishkis' face, what people finally remembered on TV was Kohl's failure and unwillingness.

There was also the fear of those Muslins in front of the TV.

Yanayev in front of the TV breathed a sigh of relief, and he even wanted to pick up the wine glass to celebrate. Kohl's surrender marked the final failure of the Federal Republic of Germany, and the entire huge and complex plan to split Germany also came to an end.

The passage of the Berlin Trusteeship Plan meant that Kohl finally chose to give up the struggle in Berlin.

And the division of Germany will definitely become the hot political event of the year in 1997.

"It's finally over." Yanayev murmured to himself. The four-hour meeting ended with East Germany's great victory.

"After Germany stabilizes, the Soviet Union will visit East Germany as soon as possible and prepare a series of follow-up cooperation. Once Germany's new political framework is completed, we will withdraw troops from Berlin and East Germany and hand them over to Germany to solve on its own. Including the establishment of the German Democratic Republic Army and the Federal Armed Forces, but I think East Germany should not withdraw this army, after all, this is their life-saving trump card."

"Aren't we going to continue to station troops?" Vladimir, who was sitting on the other side of the conference table, asked curiously. He couldn't believe that Yanaev would withdraw all his troops from East Germany. Shouldn't he send a large number of elite troops into East Germany like the previous garrisons?

"Of course there will be garrisons, but it's just a symbolic garrison of a part of the team. Most of them will still withdraw." Yanaev sighed, "The current Soviet Union is no longer the superpower it once was. We have just won back a game in the European situation, but we are still on the defensive. And the long-term stationing of large-scale troops in East Germany will also arouse the vigilance of the Americans."

What was not said was that it would also impose a considerable burden on the Soviet economy.

It was impossible to deploy elite troops in the East on a large scale like East Germany did before. First of all, the Soviet Union's policy was to give priority to economic development. Secondly, any international struggle should strive for a more favorable external environment for the Soviet Union to develop the economy, rather than drag the Soviet Union into an endless arms race.

"The Americans have always been wary of us, fearing that our armored forces will tear it apart." Yazov interrupted on the side.

Yazov smiled and said, "Letting East Germany return to the pro-Soviet forces is a great progress in itself. The current Soviet Union emphasizes that everything should be carried out steadily. Too much aggressiveness is not a good thing. The plan to split East Germany is itself a risky move, which was not expected by me at the beginning."

After saying that, he also took a special look at Vladimir. If this risky plan had not succeeded, Vladimir would have been kicked out as a victim of political struggle.

No one objected to Yanayev's proposal. This meeting also laid the foundation for the German Democratic Renaissance Party to become a partner of the Soviet Union.

"There is one more thing. East Germany must be in our hands for a long time. There are no eternal friends in politics, only eternal interests. So we need to continue to create "small frictions" between the Federal Republic of Germany and the German Democratic Renaissance Party. Prevent them from moving from confrontation to cooperation."

Yanayev knew very well that only when there were differences between the two political parties would they not move towards unity and cooperation, and the existence of small differences was the necessary guarantee for the Soviet Union to control East Germany.

"Small frictions?" Vladimir was stunned.

Yanayev tapped his index finger on the table, and this gesture represented that he had thought of a perfect plan.

"Yes, small frictions. Including the "human rights road" created by the United States through Poland, it is time to spread the evidence in the hands of the KGB. Let the people of Germany see that the so-called protection of human rights in the United States is just the CIA using the Red Cross's special car to transport bullets, guns and rocket launchers. As for their accusation that the Soviet Union did the same thing? Let the CIA accuse it. Anyway, we have been a firm supporter of East Germany from the beginning, not the fickle CIA of the United States."

The CIA has always liked to do things like "not putting eggs in the same basket", and it has done such unethical things as aiding both sides of the war at the same time. However, once this kind of thing is exposed, it will suffer a major blow to the image of the United States. . After all, the image that the United States has always established is that of a sponsor of the Federal Republic of Germany. After such an incident, the image will inevitably suffer a major blow.

There is also the unlucky Polish President Kwasniewski, who got involved in this political struggle because of his cleverness, but did not realize that others were already ready to push him into the scapegoat.

"Okay, I understand. General Secretary Yanayev means to deliberately sow discord between the United States and Germany, even if they cannot reconcile in the future because of these things?"

"That's right, Comrade Vladimir, this is our last resort. The United States must also be thinking about how to resolve the relationship between the Soviet Union and the Baath Party and let him become the spokesperson of East Germany's interests."

The current situation is obviously to maximize profits by investing in East Germany, but facing the situation where the Soviet Union is alone, the jealous White House will definitely find ways to get in and get a piece of fat.

Yanayev said calmly, "Look, the first point made by Madeleine is that the United States uses economic aid to blackmail the Federal Republic of Germany, which means that their first intention is to win over them through capital aid, cough cough , it should be said that it is to control East Germany. We will never let their conspiracy succeed. The assistance of the Americans has never been unconditional. We should use the method of drawing money from the bottom of the cauldron to cut off the other party's escape route."

"As long as the United States dares to assist East Germany, we will threaten to cut off East Germany's arms support. In this way, East Germany will not be able to resist the attack of the Federal Republic of Germany. Jonishkis does not want such a scene to occur, because now East Germany is manufacturing The industry has collapsed, they can't produce tanks, they can't produce bullets."

Yanayev is trying to prevent both sides from gaining an advantage in this game and ultimately take the initiative into his own hands. This is his true purpose.

"The next step is the Soviet aid to East Germany. We hold the lifeblood of the East German armed forces, so they can only cooperate with us in principle. Of course, those low-interest loan aid are also to allow us to better control eastern Germany. , to consolidate current strategic results.”

"It's almost time for the United States and the Soviet Union to make a second deal." Yanayev said to himself, "I hope Dobrynin will seize the opportunity."

"Second deal?" Comrade Vladimir turned around, somewhat confused as to what Yanayev was talking about. Could there be something else going on behind his back?

Yanayev’s little secrets are much more known than the comrades in the political bureau. They only executed the main part of Yanayev's plan, and there were a series of side branches to supplement it, so that they could successfully complete the final plan.

"Yes, the second deal. Consolidating the legal status of the German Democratic Ennahda Party can only inflict a heavy blow to Kohl. The more Kohl has no time to care about himself, the more likely we are to win, and the second deal is Nightmare. Trust me."

Yanayev said proudly, "Believe me, Americans will like this deal."

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