In Kolkata in August 1934, there was an atmosphere of doomsday everywhere. The dock on the bank of the Hugli River was crowded with people, with children and carrying large and small Indian A San. However, these A Sans looked different from ordinary A Sans. Their skin was obviously fair, their noses were high, their eyes were slightly sunken, and their clothes were very decent and exquisite. They looked more like white Europeans than natives in India. Any foreigner who had been in India for a period of time could tell at a glance that they were Brahmins, the noblest and richest class among more than 200 million Hindu believers.

From anthropological perspective, they are not the same race as the untouchables who account for 95% of the Indian population! They are descendants of the Aryans who conquered India more than 4,000 years ago, and the caste system and Hinduism are actually tools used by their Aryan ancestors to oppress the real Indian natives and ensure the purity of their own bloodline. This caste system is probably the most successful apartheid policy in history. Although after more than 4,000 years of mixed residence, look at the current Indian Brahmins, Kshatriya and Vaishya (in fact, the population of the latter two castes is not large, and most of the Aryan descendants have promoted their castes to Brahmins) and you will know the appearance of the Indians of the caste. But now, this successful apartheid system may become the cause of the Aryan genocide in the Indian!

Because the Indian Red Army that entered Kolkata did not need to investigate whether someone had fields, big houses, shops or factories. Just look at the color of the person's skin, you can determine whether the person was a revolutionary Shudra and Dalit. It was still a reactionary Brahmin that should be eliminated from the **. So now the white-looking Indian San in Kolkata is looking for a ticket to leave India as if he was crazy, and there is not much time left for them to escape from their motherland.

Just as the Soviet Red Army in Siberia, Central Asia and other places retreated, the revolutionary situation in India was very good. Although London had reluctantly agreed to cooperate with Central Asian M Slin to share the South Asian subcontinent, recruiting and forming an army could not be done overnight. The Indian Red Army, which had an overwhelming advantage in the number of troops, showed its power in 7 and 8 months. Even if the reactionary armies of various countries and factions in India tried their best to resist, they could not stop the Indian Red Army's offensive! First, they were attacked by the Indian Red Army and the Soviet Indian Front.

The focus of attacks was a fall, and the 80,000 Indian M Slin Alliance and 50,000 Hezbollah troops retreated into China-controlled areas of Tibet and Central Asia. After completely controlling northwest India and Afghanistan, Buluhell rushed to attack the jurisdiction of Madras in the south of the Indian Peninsula. The three North Korean troops and more than 100,000 British and Indian troops who remained there were no way to resist and had no desire to fight. In the end, the Chinese and British navies could only organize a cross-sea retreat, withdrawing more than 200,000 defeated soldiers to Ceylon Island under British control.

The chaos of this retreat is almost comparable to the bad situation when the Soviet army evacuated Uginsk. Not only did the Chinese and British Allied Forces lose all heavy equipment and supplies, but the Brahmins in Madras felt the taste of being abandoned. The high-quality update was in order to rescue more officers and soldiers of the Chinese and British Allied Forces due to the urgency of time and insufficient transportation capacity. In this great defeat, which was called by the British Governor Thomas, the British Governor of India, which completely wiped out the British Empire's majesty in India. The officers and soldiers of the Chinese and British armies not only fought for each other for ships, but also forced the Brahmin men in Madras to join the army regardless of their decent attitude, allowing them to be scapegoats on the blocking positions outside the city under the supervision of the North Korean army!

The gentlemanly demeanor of the British officials was gone, and in the face of the various beggings of Brahmin women and children. The hearts of these British gentlemen were stronger than granite. The British commander even sent Sikh mercenaries to use bayonets and butts to deal with Brahmin civilians who were trying to approach the ship! The scene at that time was photographed by British journalists accompanying the army with cameras and was soon published in the newspaper in Kolkata. As a result, it caused panic among the two or three million Brahmins and M Sling's castes in the city, and they packed up their luggage to escape from the largest city in India that was about to become the Avici Hell. However, the hundreds of thousands of former Indian high-ranking people who became refugees on the Kolkata docks mean that in the eyes of some people with extraordinary political vision, India's ancient civilization was rejuvenating her second youth.

As soon as the 5,000-ton Kolkata Star passenger ship was boarded by Chairman Mao Zd, thousands of Brahmin refugees holding tickets or gold jewelry broke through the fence and rushed to the gangway of the ship that had just been put down. North Korean soldiers guarding the dock immediately waved the stock and even fired a warning to barely maintain order. Then the crew of the Indian branch of Karnad Shipping Company began to turn the Indian with the ticket in their hands.

People put them into the special passage for boarding. Now the most expensive thing in Kolkata is undoubtedly this piece of paper that allows people to board the ship and leave. I don’t know how many wealthy Brahmin merchants broke the bank for this thin piece of paper, but most Brahmins in Kolkata still couldn’t get this ticket. So some people held a lot of gold, silver and jewelry to bribe the crew or the North Korean soldiers guarding the dock, hoping to get on the ship before talking about it.

But even if these people boarded the boat, they could not really leave India. Colonies such as the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, etc. are not open to Indian refugees now! The only places they can go to are Mumbai and Ceylon. Of course, those Indian refugees who are particularly rich or have a diploma from prestigious universities in Europe and the United States can still take their families to the territory of the Greater China Federation.

The crowded crowd on the dock was suddenly separated by a team of North Korean soldiers carrying live ammunition, and a passage for cars was opened. Two cars with Chinese flags drove in directly. Kolkata is nominally managed by the Indian Autonomous Government, but the Chinese Expeditionary Force Command is the real master of the country. This is not because the Chinese have any intentions for India, but because the bigwigs of the Indian Autonomous Government are busy fleeing, and the force they rely on is the Indian National Army that was wiped out in the war between July and August!

The reason why Kolkata has not been captured by the Indian Red Army is because of the existence of the Chinese Expeditionary Force. A Chinese Armored Grenadier Division and a 21 North Korean Infantry Division defend the lower reaches of the Hugli River. High-quality updates a small piece of land including the downtown area of ​​Kolkata. The confrontation with them was more than 500,000 Indian Red Army and a Soviet Red Army Army. Therefore, General Peng, who held a gun, became the de facto leader of Kolkata.

"Chairman, welcome to India." Peng Dhuai still respects his old boss as always. He is not the kind of soldier who is ready to work in the National Defense Forces for the rest of his life. After the war is over, he is ready to take off his military uniform and switch to politics. Mao Zd also hopes that his old friend can be elected as a political commissar or a local chief executive. After all, there are not many politicians who really suit his wishes in the party at present.

Chairman Mao looked at the chaos inside and outside the dock and shook his head slightly. Peng Dhuai smiled bitterly and said, "This is probably a defeat that makes the Chairman laugh."

"This is a crime of non-war! Shi Chuan. Don't you think our policy in India is to stand opposite to the vast majority of the people?" Mao Zd said to Peng Dhuai as he got into the car.

"That's true!" Mao Zd said that when Peng D was in his heart, his tactics of commanding North Korean military and civilians to defeat the Japanese Red Army was called "People's War" by Mao Zd. At that time, nearly ten million people in North Korea were on the side of the Chinese and Korean army, so they could defeat the Japanese Red Army with the weak and the strong. But the situation is just the opposite. The Chinese Expeditionary Force was trapped in India in the vast ocean of people's war. Although his performance on the battlefield was not bad. Many Indian Red Army were killed. But unfortunately, the more enemies killed the more they fought, the fewer the territory. Now, except for this small piece of land around Kolkata, there is only the M Slin gathering area east of the Jamna River.

What made Peng Dhuai even more annoyed was that most people in China now do not understand the situation in India at all. They only knew that the Chinese Expeditionary Force suffered defeat in India and were humiliated by the country. They also accused the Expeditionary Force Commander-in-Chief Peng Dhuai of uselessness. The Kuomintang legislators in the Political Council also proposed a motion to investigate the reasons for the failure of the Expeditionary Force and to hold the parties involved accountable. Although this motion was suppressed by the GCD United Progressive Party and the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Association. However, Mao ZD, as the chairman of the GCD and the chairman of the Political Council, had to go to India in person to "find the truth."

After hearing about Mao ZD's purpose, Peng Dhuai couldn't help but snorted: "Is the truth obvious? We shouldn't care about India's nostalgia at all! Even if we have to care, we shouldn't stand by the British and Brahmins to stop the Indian people's quest for liberation and freedom!"

"Who made us allies with the British Empire..." Mao zd smiled slightly. He had discussed the issue of India with Chang Ruiqing before leaving Nanjing. Chang Ruiqing told him that the Indian autonomous government represents the interests of a very small number of Brahmin privileged classes, so this regime cannot be maintained, and India GCD represents the interests of the Indian people to a certain extent. However, China has to stand opposite to India G, at least before the British Empire loses its position as the top four. However, for China itself, it has no ambitions for India's territory and wealth, and it is not ruled out that it can live peacefully with India GCD under certain conditions...

So in addition to the high-sounding "Investigation of the Truth", Mao came to Kolkata to have another unknown mission, which is to contact the Indian GCD to test the possibility of the other party betraying the Soviet Union. However, this contact was not carried out through the Chinese Expeditionary Force, but through the path of Ruan Aiguo, secretary of the China-G Indo-China Indian and China Branch.

The former Indochina GCD leader had arrived in India one step ahead of Mao. However, he did not come in public, nor had any contact with the Chinese Expeditionary Force, nor did he go to Kolkata, but secretly arrived in Pondicherry, a French colony in India, and moved into the Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce in Pondicherry. Because France once maintained friendly relations with the Soviet Union and did not declare war on the Soviet Union. Therefore, after controlling the surrounding area of ​​Pondicherry, India did not occupy this French colony with an area of ​​only 293 square kilometers. Even after France "subjects conditions" to Germany, it did not touch Pondicherry, but regarded it as a window to contact the capitalist world.

Especially when the situation of the world war is becoming increasingly unfavorable to the Soviet Union, while India's GCD is stepping up its expansion of its military and preparing to defeat possible joint imperialist interventions, it is also trying every means to find ways to reach a reconciliation with the imperialist countries. However, the Indochina GCD, which just defected to China, was a brother party with India. After they betrayed the Soviet Union and the GC International, India's GCD surfaced to cut off its exchanges with Indochina GCD, but the exchanges between the two sides were still close in private.

In an office on the second floor of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce in Pondicherry, Nguyen Aiguo was discussing matters with Le Dun, the head of Indochina GCD in India. Le Dun was originally a member of the Politburo of Indochina GCD. He also studied in Japan and the Soviet Union, and was the leader of the international faction within Indochina GCD. He was exiled to India by Nguyen Aiguo because he opposed Indochina GCD's surrender to China GCD. However, his personal relationship with Nguyen Aiguo was still very good. In fact, the differences between the two only exist on the surface.

"Comrade Li Duan, have you ever met Comrade Lu Yi?" Ruan Aiguo, wearing a Vietnamese robe that looks a bit like a Chinese long gown, drank a sip of Vietnamese coffee with a strong milky aroma and asked about the contact between Li Duan and Yin G.

"I didn't see Lu Yi, but I only saw Comrade Satya Bakta and Comrade Kao. They were very regretful about the Indochina GCD joining China and China to establish rule in the Republic of Indochina. Comrade Kao also said that if the Indian Revolution is victorious, the Indian GCD will be ready to provide assistance to the revolutionary forces in Myanmar, Siam and Indochina regions..."

"Comrade Li Dun!" Ruan Aiguo put down the small coffee cup in his hand and glanced at Li Dun. He shook his head and said, "If this possibility still exists, I will come out to be the Prime Minister of the Indo-Shanghai Provisional Government? Will Pan Peizhu join the Kuomintang of China? Will Wu Tingyan join the Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Association?"

Ruan Aiguo sighed and slowly looked at Li Duan. He and Pan Peizhu, Ng Tingyan were the three leaders of the Vietnam independence movement. One led the Indochina GCD (split from the original Vietnam Socialist Party) and relied on the Soviet Union and Japan to seek Vietnam independence; the other established the Vietnamese Kuomintang (which evolved from the mainstream faction of the Vietnam Socialist Party). He wanted to hold the Chinese Kuomintang's thighs to seek Vietnam independence; the other was the minister of the Vietnamese Nguyen Dynasty. He wanted to take the path of reviving the Nguyen Dynasty. But now he had to bow to reality and all turned into Indochina politicians under the Greater China Federation, and no one was allowed to do so.

It is mentioned that Vietnam's independence is not very resistant to Vietnam's participation in the Greater China Federation, because Vietnam has always been part of the Greater China cultural circle and was once a Chinese territory. And looking at the current world map, you will know that Vietnam is inevitably a member of the Greater China Federation. Vietnam is surrounded by the territory of the Greater China Federation, including the Republic of Myanmar, the Kingdom of Siam, the Republic of Borneo, the Republic of Malay and the Republic of China, and the South China Sea is China's inner lake. How can Vietnam be independent in this environment?

Li Duan sighed after hearing Ruan Aiguo's explanation: "It seems that China will not perish, and Vietnam will never have a chance to make a comeback!" He suddenly looked around and lowered his voice and said, "Secretary, I also received a message that Japan's GCD Politburo member Shan Chuanjun is conducting a secret visit to Delhi these two days."

"Is that?" Ruan Aiguo smiled calmly. This matter is big or small. Japan GCD is still a member of GC International, and Takeda Yukishi is also the deputy commander of the International Proletarian Command. India and Japan are naturally brothers, and Delhi and Tokyo also have diplomatic relations. Therefore, there is nothing strange about the high-level Japanese leaders visiting India, but Shanchuanjun is the representative of the pro-Soviet faction of Japan and G. He firmly opposes Sino-Japanese harmony. Now Sino-Japanese relations have entered a delicate period because of Sun Yuexun's visit to the United States. At this time, the significance of Shanchuanjun's visit to India is a bit unusual.

Li Duan saw Ruan Aiguo for a long time and did not take over his own trouble. He could only lower his voice and continued to say: "Comrade Secretary, have you not discovered that the victory of the Indian Revolution has put Chinese imperialism in a great siege of revolutionary progressive forces? Now, the Chairman of the Chinese G G G G G G G G to contact the Indian G G side because they have realized that they will soon be in trouble, so they want to break the siege by winning over Indian G G C G to break the siege..."

Neither Ruan Aiguo nor Li Duan knew that the Soviet army had just encountered a decisive defeat in Siberia because the Soviet side did not announce the news. Although China had just released the news of winning the Battle of Ukinsk, the number of enemies annihilated was only 200,000. Such losses were not fatal to the Soviet Union, which had a 20 million army, and it was only a one-sided statement from China. In contrast, the situation where the Indian Revolution was about to win seemed to be more encouraging to the morale of the international communist movement. After the victory of the Indian Revolution, the three major powers of the Soviet Union, India and Japan appeared in the international communist movement camp, which seemed to be enough to fight against China, Britain and Germany in the imperialist camp.
Chapter completed!