"... From April to June 1936, the bad news that the working people around the world was shattered from the Soviet Union. The situation of the First World Revolution, which was about to usher in the final victory, took a sharp turn! Imperialism created the most brutal killing weapon in history - the nuclear fission bomb! This is a powerful killing tool that uses specially treated uranium as a charge. In theory, only twenty kilograms of uranium-235 can produce more than 20,000 tons of tn.

The huge power of the t-dynamite explosion at the same time. This was almost a disaster for the Soviet Red Army, which used traditional weapons such as guns, cannons, tanks, and aircraft. Although the soldiers armed with Marx-Trotskyism held up the red flag without changing their faces, they launched a desperate charge against the imperialist army armed with nuclear fission bombs again and again, writing one heroic and tragic epic after another. However, the extremely powerful nuclear explosion still engulfed the children of these brave proletariats.

By early June 1936, although the prospect of our Indian revolution was as bright as ever, the boundless darkness would cover the whole world. At this time, there were only two choices before us Indian revolutionaries. One was to follow the footsteps of the Soviet revolutionaries, brave the enemy's nuclear bombs, and use our own lives to write a most tragic revolutionary masterpiece, becoming a hero sent by countless proletarians in later generations. But this was not the result that Comrade Lu Yi and I wanted. In the era when the weapons of world imperialism became more and more sharp, and even mastered the nuclear fission bombs, light

Relying on full passion is obviously not enough to smash the chains that lock the proletariat in the world and win the whole world! As Marx said: "We must use revolutionary dictatorship to eliminate the counter-revolutionary dictatorship!" Now the most powerful weapon in the hands of counter-revolutionary dictatorship is nuclear fission bombs. Nuclear fission bombs have become part of counter-revolutionary dictatorship. To defeat the counter-revolutionary dictatorship with nuclear fission bombs, we must establish a revolutionary dictatorship with nuclear fission bombs! This is the second choice before us Indian revolutionaries, and the only correct choice.

So in June 1936, when the First World Revolution had not yet completely failed, we Indian GCD people already understood our responsibility and mission - to create nuclear fission bombs for the Second World Revolution! Use revolutionary nuclear bombs to defeat the counter-revolutionary nuclear bombs!" - The above creepy remarks are excerpted from Comrade Chariya's memoir "Written Before the Second World Revolution".

"Father, Comrade Lev Trotsky, Comrade Yuefei and Comrade Kurchatov have arrived."

Lu Yi put down the documents in his hand and stood up. He whispered to Charia, who was standing beside him: "How is the confidentiality work going? Imperialism wouldn't know that they have arrived in India, right?" Charia smiled and shook his head: "Father, please don't worry. Their itinerary is the highest secret, and only a few people in the Soviet Union knew about it. They left the Soviet Union on a submarine, abandoned the submarine in the North Atlantic to transfer to a freighter with the British flag. All the officers and soldiers on the submarines also boarded the freighter together, and now they are in Mumbai together, all under the protection of the Central Guard Division. I believe there is no possibility of leaking the secret."

Lu Yi nodded silently and walked out. When he arrived at the door, he suddenly stopped and asked again: "Have Comrade Ruan Aiguo arrived in Yangon?"

"It has arrived. The Navy Red September transport ship escorted him to Yangon has left Yangon Port and is on his way back to Pondicherry. The Chinese have also sent a destroyer to escort along the way."

"It seems that the Chinese want to negotiate with us, okay, so we can breathe a sigh of relief..." Lu Yi's mouth showed a slight smile, and he didn't know how many days he hadn't smiled. It seems that he is still very much looking forward to achieving peace.

The father and son took a few guards and walked towards the living room along the beautifully decorated corridor in the Freedom Palace. This palace was originally owned by the Sultan of Mysore. It was very luxurious, but it was in the Yslan style. Although Lu Yi didn't like it very much, he had no financial resources to renovate it now, so he could only use it. The living room was the main hall where the Sultan of Mysore was originally on duty. Of course, the throne that was high above was no longer there, but turned into a circle along the wall.

The sofa placed on the wall, Lev Trotsky, Yuefei and Kurchatov were sitting on the sofa, and Borotin and the Indian Red Army General Advisor Apaneseko were talking with them. Seeing Lu Yi and his son coming in, the five Russians stood up and showed respectful smiles. The Soviet Empire behind them was about to perish, and they could only hide from these two great leaders of the Indian people in the future, so they could no longer act as an airs of Laozi Party.

Borotin and Apaneseko were both wearing blue and gray military uniforms of the Indian Red Army, so they saluted Lu Yi and his son. Borotin pointed at Lev Trotsky and introduced them: "This is Comrade Lev Trotsky, this is Comrade Yue Fei, this is Comrade Kurchatov, the Soviet nuclear physics expert, they were all secretly sent by Comrade Trotsky to help India create nuclear fission bombs - this is Comrade Lu Yi, the chairman of the Indian GCD, and Comrade Chariya, the political commissar of the Indian Mysore Front Army."

The two groups of people greeted each other and then took the seat. Lu Yi seemed to be eager to find out whether India could create a nuclear fission bomb, so he asked the question straight to the point without having to greet him. Kurchatov didn't know where to start this question, and after a while, he said: "Comrade Chairman, I don't know how to answer your question. After all, I don't understand the situation of Indian industry, nor do I know whether India has uranium mines. Without a certain heavy industrial foundation and uranium mines, it is impossible to create a nuclear fission bomb..."

Chariya listened to Kurchatov's words and suddenly interrupted: "Heavy industries can be built, uranium mines can be found. India is so big, there must be uranium mines. Comrade Kurchatov, let's talk about how much steel, electricity and coal it takes to create nuclear fission bombs."

Kurchatov frowned and replied: "Comrade Charia, you know, I am a nuclear physicist, not an expert in heavy industry, so I don't know the connection between nuclear fission bombs, steel and coal industries. However, electricity is necessary for the production of nuclear fission bombs, because electricity is needed to drive gas diffusers or electromagnets, especially the electricity consumed by the latter is extremely amazing. It may cost hundreds of billions of degrees, which is probably not something India can afford. So I suggest using the gas diffusion method to separate uranium-235 from metal uranium, but it is difficult to manufacture and obtain gas diffusers. Many key components must be imported from Europe, the United States or China..."
Chapter completed!