Alan Wilson believed that Alexeyev's behavior was a mantis trying to trick him. If the other party had been obedient, he might have persuaded him not to do it.
But it was obvious that the two of them were strangers. His whole education was cultivated under the Soviet system, and he had already made up his mind to use the mantis as a coach. He was a British man who could only visit the Soviet Union for a few days. How could he change it?
idea?
In fact, if you think about it carefully, it is not impossible to participate, but the first premise must be to protect the safety of your own property and life, and then whether you can succeed.
Alan Wilson then said that if he had to go to that point, he must send his family members abroad, and then he would be able to do things without any scruples.
Alexeyev hesitated and nodded indifferently. Alan Wilson said, "I almost forgot that other people in the Soviet Union might make this mistake, but you wouldn't. During the Jakarta operation and the subsequent purge of the Indonesian military,
, you yourself are a witness. That’s good, you should know very well what the consequences will be if you are soft-hearted when it comes to this kind of issue."
The mention of Indonesia's actions aroused Alexeyev's memories, and together with his father's words, made him very clear that he must remember to be merciful in this kind of thing. Just because there was no bloodshed in the Soviet Union due to similar things in the past, it does not mean that there was no bloodshed in the Soviet Union.
It will not happen in the future. Thinking about it on a larger scale, it is normal for bloodshed to occur.
"I think after this year, the Kremlin's control over the country will be reduced a lot." Alan Wilson changed the topic, "Maybe it won't be so difficult for us to contact you. If problems are found, we can ensure safety under the premise of ensuring safety.
, you can discuss it with me. It’s okay to discuss it with Katyusha, I am definitely not a friend of the Soviet Union, but the Americans are definitely an enemy."
"You want to balance the world, right?" Alexeyev asked with a wry smile, "Why are you doing this?"
"The United Kingdom is suitable for such a world. Once you are finished, the imbalance of the world will be second. Is there no consequences for the defeat of the Cold War? If the United States gets most of the results, life will be even more difficult for other countries." Alan Wilson squeezed out the ugly words
With a smile, "You don't think that I will be happy if the UK develops in Japan, do you?"
The supreme authority cares about Mao's human rights. That kind of thing is just an excuse to interfere. At best, if the UK can swallow the fruits of victory in the Cold War, why should it look at the Americans?
Its own share is still maintained at 27%. When the Soviet camp’s pound-settled trade is added, who is the United States?
He tried his best to preserve Britain's national strength at the last moment. In fact, now that I think about it, he may have been preparing for this situation. Under normal circumstances, Britain cannot compete with the United States, but there are always special circumstances.
During this visit, both Fortseva and her son met, and they discussed what they could do in their respective positions. They were closer than before when they parted ways.
Back at the hotel, the TV was playing Mrs. Thatcher’s interview with a Soviet TV station. She claimed that the Soviet Union had more nuclear weapons than any other country; it was the Soviet Union that took the lead in deploying short- and medium-range nuclear weapons; the Soviet Union
It also has huge advantages in conventional weapons and chemical weapons; the Soviet Union is already ahead of the United States in anti-ballistic missiles and other secrets.
This interview was broadcast unfiltered and unedited on Soviet television. This was the first time the Soviet people heard these secrets, and they were extremely surprised.
This kind of report should be heard by the entire Soviet Union at this time. Doesn't this prove that the Soviet propaganda department at this time is already under the leadership of the rebels? This is simply to find a public opinion basis for the signing of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty. The supreme authority estimates that,
Even if the United States doesn't place a bet now, he will place a bet soon, but it's the same. He also bets, and the bets are still heavy.
On the last stop of her visit to the Soviet Union, Mrs. Thatcher hoped to visit Tbilisi, Georgia. Of course, Alan Wilson could not continue to stay in Moscow, so he naturally wanted to follow her.
In Stalin's hometown, Mrs. Thatcher lamented, "This leader was born in such a remote place."
"The question of birth does not seem to be a necessary condition for determining a leader." No one was nearby, Alan Wilson replied softly, "Who could have imagined that a country girl would become the first female Prime Minister of the United Kingdom? There is a saying that heroes are not
Asked about his background, Prime Minister Churchill also spoke highly of Stalin."
After the last trip, this visit came to an end. Mrs. Thatcher was very happy. She felt that she had achieved all her diplomatic goals and it was incredibly smooth. If not to say that heroes have the same views, so does Alan Wilson.
Thought.
Mrs. Thatcher, who had gained a lot, talked more on the plane and was obviously not as reserved as when she was in the Soviet Union. "During the time I spent in the Soviet Union, I could feel that the earth under the Soviet system had moved... I gained
The welcome I received, both the warm greetings from the Russian crowd and the respect shown to me by the Soviet authorities during the long negotiations, showed that something fundamental was going on behind the scenes. Ronald Reagan and I
Western liberal institutions, personified in the Eastern Bloc, were gaining ground; the Soviet system was crumbling. I realized that a great change was about to take place."
"The Prime Minister actually thinks so? Let time test it." Alan Wilson thought to himself, could it be that the map leader who had only been in office for two years had already exposed the Soviet Union's reality so clearly? It shouldn't be, or Thatcher
Madam, you have a particularly accurate eye for map signs?
Regarding Mrs. Thatcher's ability, he honestly never found anything special. She was just a stubborn woman. How could she be so powerful as soon as she touched the map?
"Perhaps I should also make plans for Britain." Alan Wilson felt that Britain's infiltration behavior led by state power could already begin. But after all, the Iron Curtain has indeed existed in Eastern Europe for decades, and Britain now has no
What legacy influence can be used, not at all.
This chapter is not finished yet. Please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Yugoslavia! In 1945, the German lackey who should have been stuffed into a cave by Tito and physically eliminated was not because of his momentary conscience. He was definitely not coveting the other party.
Was the gold in his hand sent to Rhodesia? These people are still alive.
In fact, there are people like Grace in the UK. They came to the UK a few years earlier than Grace. They are some soldiers from the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. However, this group of people is not large, at least not comparable to the number in Rhodesia.
, so there has always been no sense of existence.
As soon as he returned to London, Alan Wilson got into work and contacted Grace directly to ask if he wanted to return to Yugoslavia. People born in Rhodesia may not have this idea, but Grace was living in Yugoslavia.
After all, the nostalgia for my hometown should still exist.
After Tito's death, these biggest enemies who slipped through the net during World War II no longer exist. Moreover, Yugoslavia's political structure is relatively special and it is very easy to form a situation of non-control.
Not all countries have a planned economy. Yugoslavia is a market economy. Even if Yugoslavia enters the Warsaw Pact, this will not change.
If Romania is already France in the Warsaw Pact, taking the initiative in its own hands, Yugoslavia has a higher degree of freedom than Romania.
Yugoslavia is essentially a market economy based on collective enterprises, so it is also called Illyrian capitalism by the economics community. It combines so-called workers' autonomous enterprises with absolute profit-oriented and local political power.
Coupled with the financial institutions controlled by each republic, it quickly led to the overall solidification of uneven economic development between regions and republics, and the full cooperation with Western capital strengthened this.
Rather than saying that Yugoslavia is a conflict between ethnic groups, it is actually more accurate to say that it is a conflict between enterprises that do not exist in Yugoslavia. These enterprises belong to different ethnic groups.
Grace came to London cursing, complaining that she was so old and had to be on call. Since becoming an in-law, this African local snake seems to have puffed up her chest.
"Would I harm you? I saved the lives of all your people, so I don't know how to be grateful at all." Alan Wilson was furious and reminded Grace to be grateful.
"I have indeed never forgotten the sadness of the sea breeze blowing up my balls on the beach in North Germany." Grace's sinister reply was the most profound memory in his life.
"Can't you just forget about this?" Alan Wilson picked up a cup of black tea and shook his head. "Do you want to go back to Yugoslavia? Go back to your hometown and have a look."
Grace sat up straight and listened to the tone of the opposite party's bewitching return group and asked, "What exactly do you want to do? Although Tito is dead, it's not that easy."
"Otherwise, you can't live in that part of Africa for a long time." Alan Wilson muttered about the excellent matching mechanism of the African region, and explained, "There are actually relatives from the small Kingdom of Yugoslavia living in the mainland. They were brought by the exiled king during World War II.
After the war, Yugoslavia became a country led by Tito, and they, like you, could not go back. Most of them still live in the UK, but they came four or five years earlier than you."
"Borrowing their identities, you can go back to Yugoslavia. Although Yugoslavia has a market economy, individuals do not have much wealth. With the economic strength of individuals in Rhodesia, they can completely assume the identity of successful overseas people.
Go back and see what Yugoslavia thinks now. Maybe the Yugoslav government still welcomes you, after all, it has been decades."
"Sounds good, but what's your purpose?" Grace has already entered the role of the Homecoming Group, but he absolutely does not believe that the man who stripped himself naked is so kind.
"Of course it is to establish the Freedom Foundation." Alan Wilson said with a smile, "Of course, it should be the kind that is close to Britain."