This is the most important diplomatic achievement of the Prime Minister's visit. Alan Wilson thinks so. On the way to meet the Prime Minister, Alan Wilson, who looked like he was in a state of trance, was actually thinking about more than just the future of the Soviet Union.
The international situation affects the whole body. The Soviet Union's affairs are not its own business. As the leader of a camp, the fate of the Soviet Union is also the fate of the entire camp.
There are many countries in Eastern Europe that have the same system as the Soviet Union. The fate of these countries will also be affected by the Soviet Union. Things closely related to the United Kingdom, how to avoid the reunification of Germany? You need to know the time of German reunification.
It would have been a year earlier for my husband to get into trouble.
This is the most direct threat to the United Kingdom. Other Eastern European countries do not need to care so much. They will not pose a threat to the United Kingdom in terms of size. As for Poland, with a population of 30 million, if it finally adopts an anti-Soviet stance, it will actually be a
It's a good thing, who doesn't like cannon fodder delivered to your door?
However, Poland separated the connection between the GDR and the Soviet Union. If Germany was not unified, Czechoslovakia could also contact the Soviet Union and the GDR, so it would be best for Czechoslovakia not to break away from the Soviet Union's influence.
Alan Wilson was thinking that the Soviet Union should not live a very good life, but it should not be so obvious that it cannot be used as a shield. To be a friend with supreme authority, you only need to meet a certain standard. Live a good life but not better than him.
Regarding these Eastern European countries, Alan Wilson did not want them all to break away from the influence of the Soviet Union, but he also did not want to retain them all. He was now in a very contradictory state.
This idea that as long as Germany is not unified, it is not impossible to talk about it. It may be very selfish, but he just can't let Germany become a European power again.
In fact, not all these Eastern European countries have reached the end of their rope. Of course, Poland's economic situation is indeed very bad, but the problems in other countries are far less serious.
After Poland became a rebel after the Cold War, it has indeed fulfilled its united front value. Don't just look at the growth of numbers, but from a percentage point of view, Poland's economic aggregate has indeed increased after entering the EU.
However, countries like Hungary and Czechoslovakia have not actually achieved a better economic status. Although their per capita figures have become better, in terms of percentages, they are still standing still.
Therefore, Archduke Ou of Hungary once said that Hungary just changed from obeying Moscow to obeying Brussels. The whole process did not bring many beneficial changes to Hungary.
Soon Alan Wilson arrived at the British Embassy. On today's schedule, Mrs. Thatcher should have met at the British Embassy with a group of celebrities including artists, scientists and scholars. In short, they were from the Soviet Union.
All public intellectuals are rebels, and the most famous one is Sakharov, the father of the Soviet hydrogen bomb.
Mrs. Thatcher had a conversation with the father of the Soviet hydrogen bomb. The conversation had just ended when Alan Wilson came back. The entire embassy was applauding enthusiastically. After asking about the cause and effect, the supreme authority suddenly lost interest. He just remembered correctly.
, Sakharov died before the end of the Soviet Union. He really hoped that this man would live a few more years to see what form his lifelong efforts would take in the end.
"The Prime Minister has invited Sakharov to attend the dinner held at the embassy in the evening. Later, the Prime Minister will go to the Kremlin to talk to the Soviet leaders, which will take him an afternoon." The Ambassador to the Soviet Union conveyed the message 1510 times.
Prime Minister's schedule today.
"The Prime Minister likes to talk to the Soviets, right?" Alan Wilson said in a nonchalant manner. Sure enough, he found confidence from Tutou? "I have something to discuss with the Prime Minister."
Discussing the issue of German reunification seems to be predicting a future where there is no one to tell the difference, but in fact it is not nonsense. As early as three years before Kohl came to power, Kohl emphasized in a government statement that the federal government "will do its best to
Strive for and complete German reunification in peace and freedom."
To this end, he signed agreements with East Germany in various fields including economy, trade, transportation, culture, environment, etc., aiming to close relations between the two Germanys in an all-round way.
In this regard, public opinion in the Federal Republic of Germany commented that "the Kohl government is trying to use big steps to surpass the small steps policy of the previous Social Democratic Party towards the Democratic Republic of Germany." There has never been a hidden purpose, but no one thinks it can succeed. The Soviets
They would definitely intervene, but I didn't expect the Soviets to actually watch and do nothing.
Seeing the elated Mrs. Thatcher, Alan Wilson said, "My Prime Minister, it seems that you are very satisfied with the pace of this visit to the Soviet Union. I heard that you are going to the Kremlin in the afternoon."
"I couldn't be more satisfied." Mrs. Thatcher did not hide her thoughts at all. "The conversation between Mikhail and I was very happy, and we took the initiative from beginning to end."
"I wonder if we can talk about the positioning of Germany," Alan Wilson said, and then repeated Cole's efforts to get closer to the Democratic Republic of Germany a few years ago. Cole was unanimous in his ambition to unify Germany.
This is obviously unacceptable to the UK.
"There can be no such stupid leader. Cole's purpose cannot be successful." Mrs. Thatcher muttered disapprovingly.
"Really? I don't think Tutou is a smart man. He can even say that he wants to build a nuclear-free world."
Allen Weir put his hands in his trouser pockets and said maliciously, "Of course we hope that the leaders of the Soviet Union can compromise to a certain extent. There is no problem with this, but too much compromise is not enough. In order to gain praise from the free world,
He even dared to mention a nuclear-free world, but what if he was persuaded by Cole? You can’t have a Prime Minister’s visit and come away with a full harvest, while Cole’s visit will accomplish nothing, right?”
"In fact, we can show some kindness and give the Soviet Union the benefits that are already in their hands, such as promising the Soviet Union's special interests in Eastern Europe. It is best to name the Democratic Republic of Germany. Let's start with Kohl's policy towards the Democratic Republic of Germany. If Map Head
It's best to refuse. If he refuses resolutely, then we have to make preparations in advance. The UK is by no means alone in this matter, and I believe that all free countries in Europe support us."
This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! Needless to say, the British attitude, from the perspective of geopolitical interests, France, the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union are all beneficiaries of the division of Germany.
The reunification of Germany will break the balance of power in Europe and change the balance of power between France and Germany. A unified Germany will not only further establish its status as Europe's number one economic power, but will also gradually occupy the center of Europe politically.
France's original plan to serve as the master of Western Europe, based on the division of Germany, is bound to come to nothing.
In fact, there is a less obvious chain of contempt in Europe. The Spaniards believe that Italy's membership in the G7 group is not worthy of its name, and Italy also plays a role in holding back Germany's decision-making.
Even among the coffee clubs that oppose the expansion of the permanent membership of the United Nations Security Council, Italy is the apparent leader.
Britain is by no means alone in preventing the reunification of Germany. Both France and Italy are definitely supporters of Britain. It is actually better to make this matter clear now. The map is not as troubled as it was two years ago. There is a high probability that it will give Mrs. Thatcher the guarantee to resolutely defend the Soviet Union's interests in Germany.
"It doesn't sound nice to say it, but it can be taken as a private promise and will not appear in the joint communiqué." Alan Wilson saw that Mrs. Thatcher was in trouble and suggested understandingly.
"Even in Moscow, you actually interfered with my diplomatic work." The sense of accomplishment Mrs. Thatcher got from the map head disappeared again in front of the Cabinet Secretary-General.
At this time, Mrs. Thatcher needed to be praised. Alan Wilson understood in an instant and suggested swornly, "I think it will be good to get back the sense of accomplishment from the leaders of the Soviet Union."
"What is this?" Mrs. Thatcher looked at the recorder in front of her. She was very familiar with this thing. Alan Wilson had taken it out more than once.
"If the Prime Minister can do the job of 007, I think it will be something to be proud of throughout his career as Prime Minister." Alan Wilson, who has achieved great success in PUA, goes one step further and hopes that Mrs. Thatcher will be in the same position as Map Head. When talking about German issues, I can record the conversation without anyone noticing.
Of course Mrs. Thatcher disagreed. She was the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. How could she do such a thing? But after some arguments, the Prime Minister still took the voice recorder with her when she went to the Kremlin.
"The King of Wei is very magnanimous, but the person who catches the knife on the bedside is a hero." Watching the Prime Minister set off, he couldn't help but boast that he had successfully demonstrated the supreme authority of the Prime Minister's talent.
"The day the reunification of Germany is announced is when a short communique announces that a certain marshal will replace me." Listening to the sound of the map head recorded in the recorder, Alan Wilson took the recorder energetically, "This is It is a precious historical record and evidence that our Prime Minister is doing everything he can to defend British interests."
As Alan Wilson said, although Tutou's almost two-year leadership career has brought nothing but recession to the Soviet Union, the current situation is not so bad that it needs to take advantage of it.
Under such circumstances, even Map Head cannot be so coquettish as to speak softly on the issue of German reunification. All in all, this can be called Map Head's promise to Britain. It depends on how it will be used in the future. Whether it can be given directly to Kohl, tell the German chancellor not to waste his efforts?
Both Germanys are sovereign countries because they are widely recognized by European countries and continue to remain intact. This is Britain's sincere expectation. Obviously, Map Head also responded positively to this expectation. Mrs. Thatcher finally
After all the main issues have been discussed, it’s time to start the itinerary outside of Moscow.
Drive to the famous Orthodox Monastery of the Three Saints Sergius, fifty kilometers outside Moscow, to attend the religious ceremony of the monastery. This monastery is the "holy place" for Russian Orthodox believers. Later, at the Bolshoi Theater, Mrs. Thatcher
Watch the ballet's Swan Lake performance.
"Soviet women are so attractive." The harsh comment reached Mrs. Thatcher's ears. The Prime Minister couldn't help but glare at the noise. Naturally, Alan Wilson, who was immersed in it, did not see it.