It can be said that the first meeting of the Cairo Conference produced an explosive all-out show, which greatly exceeded the expectations of everyone present. A few vicious and humiliating sarcastic remarks may be commonplace in Europe, but for the Chinese

That seems like a huge insult, thanks to the conference room

There were not many concubines, less than fifteen in total, so all future versions of unofficial history are based on jokes and bits and pieces of celebrities' memories and biographies. Of course, there is no sarcasm of Churchill in the official historical meeting minutes, and there is certainly no chance of it.

Goofy and Churchill's excessive behavior of drawing swords and raising sticks.

Although the vicious-mouthed Churchill caused such a big incident, Stalin, who could be said to be unfazed when his mountain collapsed in front of him, still regarded Churchill as his number one opponent. Stalin would not treat Churchill as a clown, but Stalin was most surprised.

What was unexpected was China's tough attitude. Chiang Kai-shek didn't even speak, and a general put down all of Churchill's offensive. I'm afraid this is the reason why Churchill was really furious.

Rather than being called a meeting of the Allied Powers, it was actually a liaison and division of labor meeting between a group of bandits before they made a big deal. At the same time, they also had to decide how to divide the spoils and other details. Dirty things became extremely pure in a different way. This is the International

The real charm of politics lies in the fact that Stalin picked up the pipe and looked at it. He knew that today would probably not be a good day!

The great Soviet Union is experiencing the biggest crisis in history. The German and Japanese fascists are attacking the Soviet Union from the east and west. The Soviet Union is now in danger, but Stalin knows that no matter what his request, the Allies will not be able to concentrate their efforts to open up the Soviet Union until at least the end of 1943.

The second battlefield in Europe, because opening the second battlefield in Europe requires a large number of troops and countless materials, which the Soviet Union does not possess, even the United States still needs time to prepare.

Therefore, the most critical thing for the Soviet Union is that the Chinese army counterattacks the Northeast and Japanese mobile forces invade the Far East. It is best to contain or attract all the main forces. This will greatly reduce the pressure in the Far East and at the same time, the Soviet Union can concentrate its forces to deal with the extremely rampant Germany on the Eastern Front.

Wave after wave of fierce attacks, the Germans used tomahawks to slash and chop, while the Japanese used knives to bleed. In comparison, Stalin hated the Japanese who took advantage of the situation even more. Anti-Japanese Blood Sacrifice to Mountains and Rivers 764

As the convener of the meeting, Roosevelt first announced the core issues of the meeting. Afterwards, an angry Churchill was not prepared to speak first. Stalin did not hesitate to put forward the requirement that the Chinese army must attack Northeast China before the end of the year and attract the main force of the Japanese Kwantung Army.

Chiang Kai-shek frowned after waiting for the Russian translation. At this moment, the Battle of Nanjing was going on.

That is, it is still October 10th. How long is it until the end of the year? How much loss will the Chinese army suffer if it launches such a large-scale attack in less than three months? Chiang Kai-shek still remembers the betrayal of the Soviet Union.

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Accompanying Stalin was General Zhukov. This Soviet general who had served as a senior advisor in the Chinese army and who defeated the Japanese army at Nomenkan had unique insights into tactics and the application of armored forces. Zhukov directly pointed out that as long as the Chinese Youth Army goes all out,

If we go into battle, then counterattacking the Northeast before the end of the year is not an option.

This is a difficult task. The Chinese army can completely surround Nanjing with heavy troops, and at the same time use its high-flying main force to attack North China in multiple directions. It can also dispatch the paratroopers stationed in India to airdrop at Shanhaiguan, cooperate with the main force to seize strategic points, and use armored troops along the railway line.

Advance in parallel and fight decisively with the main force of the Japanese Kwantung Army on the front lines of Jinzhou and Shenyang.

In fact, Zhukov's overall strategy has a very high implementability, and Gao Fei can feel it as soon as he hears it, because as a general with outstanding tactics, Gao Fei has adapted to his role. The so-called tactical cultivation and strategy as well as

The battle synthesis is nothing more than weapons and logistical support, with sufficient troops and weapons.

Under advanced conditions, in the process of decisive battles between large corps, major mistakes and accidents rarely occur. In fact, just like the German and Soviet troops in the European battlefield, they were exhausted and the tactics could only be used in combat units at the battalion and company levels.

The effect is obvious, otherwise a million-strong army without enough supplies will be completely defeated.

After Zhukov finished speaking, he looked at Gao Fei. Gao Fei had come under the attention of the Soviet intelligence department since he defended Nanchang. In Moscow, the Soviet army used Gao Fei trenches to block the German tank troops from carrying out deep assaults.

, Gao Fei's stubborn defense in Nanchang was a great inspiration to the Soviet army. It can be said that the Battle of Nanchang has become the Soviet Union's Fulong

This is a classic case of defensive operations from military academies such as Chicago. When our country does not have air supremacy, military strength, armored force superiority, and the overall strategic strategy is passive and completely surrounded, implementing this kind of stubborn defense will produce unimaginable blows to the enemy and consume it.

The enemy's supplies, ammunition and effective combat forces even caused the enemy's determination to fight to waver.

Stalin came to speed up the offensive of the Chinese army, while China came to the numerous unequal treaties with the Soviet Union and Britain. The British had abolished most of them and even promised to return most of the cultural relics, but

The Soviet Union, on the other hand, acted like a dead pig that is not afraid of being scalded by boiling water.

I am afraid that this is also the main reason why Stalin did not want to hold talks with Chiang Kai-shek, because the Soviet Union can now be seen as wanting something from China, while China hopes that the Soviet Union can take the initiative to abolish the unequal treaties that started from the Tsarist Russia era. It can be said that the gap between the two

The difference is almost as big as a world of difference.

Seeing that Stalin and Zhukov were both speechless, Gao Fei obtained Chiang Kai-shek's approval and said: "Previously, our country, the United States, and the United Kingdom had reached an understanding. The United States government even returned the entire amount of the Boxer Indemnity to help the Chinese people in the cause of the Anti-Japanese War, while the United Kingdom

The government also abolished all unequal treaties, returned Hong Kong and a large number of cultural relics, and gave up all special rights in China.

rights, the status of Myanmar has yet to be determined, and the border of southern Tibet is also being surveyed. The French government-in-exile also stated that Annan will be returned to China. After the war, including the determination of territorial sea boundaries, etc. are in full swing. As a member of the Allied Powers, the Soviet Union

The government has occupied a large amount of land in China, and our government hopes that the Soviet Union will return these occupied lands based on legal principles."

After listening to this with a frown, Stalin waved his hands and said very domineeringly: "Not an inch of the territory of the Soviet Union is redundant, and the territory of the Soviet Union belongs to the Soviet Union. There is no question of return at all. We have no doubts or disputes on this issue.
Chapter completed!