The Godavari River is to South India what the Ganges is to North India. Both sides of the river always present a charming landscape. Forests with numerous tree species stretch on both sides, making it a paradise for verdant birds.
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Clusters of unique tree species can be seen everywhere, their wood is light red with marble patterns, and their bright blue leaves and large light yellow flowers create a strange effect.
There is a tree with black bark, and a tree with dark leaves that are evergreen. There are jungles that stretch for miles on both sides of the river, connected with the shady weeping willow trees there.
.From time to time, vast fields suddenly appeared.
The world is difficult. Alan Wilson is now reading a telegram and hiding on the ship to see how the leaders of Chetnik and Ustasha resume their old business in the distant African continent.
This anti-India wave can be said to have devastated the Indian community in Northern Rhodesia. The death toll of Indians alone exceeded 10,000.
Although the Indian community was attacked, at the critical moment, the righteous Chetniks and Ustashas descended from the sky to save them from fire and water, and then began to use tough methods to deal with the besieging African natives.
Finally, Mikhailovich said that the murderers captured by Chetnik and Ustasha were imprisoned by Indians.
"Incarcerated by Indians?" Alan Wilson opened his mouth and asked himself, if your own community has just been destroyed by these people, and the entire ethnic group has almost disappeared, what will you do if you are asked to imprison the murderer now?
The Indian community only has about 40,000 people, and more than 10,000 people died. The number of deaths during the resistance must be the backbone of an ethnic group, and the rest are the old, weak, sick and disabled.
With such deep hatred, Mikhailovich imprisoned the captured prisoners to Indians? Isn't this Sima Zhao's intention known to everyone? He gave the Indian survivors a chance for revenge.
When he saw the end of the telegram and saw the number of 100,000 prisoners captured, Alan Wilson took a breath of cold air. These prisoners should basically say goodbye to this world.
The fact is exactly the same. In Northern Rhodesia, a large number of black people are on the run. As for those who were captured before they could escape, the Indians are being vindictive and seeking revenge.
The number of captives who fell into the hands of Indians alone was 100,000. Taking into account the entire population of Northern Rhodesia, it would be over one million. Leaving aside racial factors, if the 700,000 local indigenous people were included,
Those who were arrested were also the backbone of the ethnic group, and the rest were the old, weak, sick and disabled, plus the factors of fleeing?
"The people in the Balkans are so cruel." Even though Alan Wilson struck out hard when he was in power, he really didn't have the guts to put it into practice. It is possible for the Yugoslavs in Northern Rhodesia to occupy a majority position in one fell swoop.
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After all, the African colonies in 1947 generally had a small population. Even in the 1980s, Africa as a whole only had 700 million people. The populations of China and India were both 100 million more than Africa's.
In 1959, the combined population of Northern and Southern Rhodesia was less than 3 million. Now it is better, Northern Rhodesia has been completely emptied. Taking the example of the Soviet Union and Germany, the population of 66 million in World War II
Germany lost 8 million people. The Soviet Union, with 170 million people, lost 27 million people.
Germany suffered a loss of eight to one, and the Soviet Union suffered a loss of six to one. Both countries experienced structural population imbalances. It was not initially alleviated until the 1960s. So the indigenous people of Northern Rhodesia, with a population of more than 700,000
, what will happen if the one hundred thousand middle force is suddenly gone? This does not include the number of people who fled Northern Rhodesia.
And for the indigenous people of Northern Rhodesia, how can the base of 700,000 be compared with the Soviet Union? The population will only explode when it reaches a certain size. The population growth in Africa did not enter the fast lane until the 1980s.
As a result, the indigenous people of Northern Rhodesia had their backbones broken in 1947.
The demographic disadvantage that later plagued the white governments of South Africa and Zimbabwe was directly solved by Balkan experts.
Things still need to be clarified. Alan Wilson must figure out what happened in Northern Rhodesia, otherwise he will not dare to scare the Congress party.
Now Alan Wilson had to figure this out, because Northern Rhodesia was a very big place, and Southern Rhodesia was later Zimbabwe, a landlocked country of 390,000 square kilometers.
Northern Rhodesia was later known as Zambia. Zambia was twice the size of Zimbabwe, covering 750,000 square kilometres.
What is this concept? After years of bloody wars, Tito finally unified the various ethnic groups in the Balkans into one country.
Yugoslavia with an area of 260,000 square kilometers appeared. Mikhailovich, as a bereaved dog, was beaten by Tito, a man from heaven, when he was in Europe. When he arrived in Africa, he immediately held in his hands an area three times the area of Yugoslavia.
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"I wonder if London knows what happened in Northern Rhodesia now?" Kianzheng felt happy for a moment, but it was at the critical moment that Alan Wilson began to be afraid, and the clear history became unfamiliar.
In fact, at the same time that Alan Wilson was in contact with Mikhailovich, London had just learned about what was happening in Northern Rhodesia.
The British Commissioner in Northern Rhodesia has reported this matter to London. The Commissioner for Northern Rhodesia is named Michelle Zorn, who is young, enthusiastic and has a gentle personality.
His likable qualities did not prevent him from becoming a British colonial commissioner and an early-blooming African celebrity. His success was undisputed, and he was open-minded and willing to give in at any time.
However, in Mikhailovich's eyes, this commissioner, who was a few years older than Alan Wilson but still considered a very young commissioner, was much easier to deal with than the so-called Gentleman Alan who was about to skin the fugitives like them in European ports.
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This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! In fact, Michelle Zorn has been in a state of confusion from the emergence of the emergency to the present for about ten days.
Ilovic was playing around in circles until the captured violent elements were massacred by the surviving Indians. He finally understood that the matter was serious and he must report the local situation to London.
Alan Wilson told Mihajlovic that the local aborigines were facing oppression from Indians and were anti-Indian rather than anti-British, which led to this incident. Mihajlovic told this story without changing a word.
Michel Zorn, Michel Zorn reported this story to London.
When something like this happened in the colonies, the number of casualties was definitely a matter of concern to London. Michel Zorn did not dare to report the real figures. Tens of thousands of Indians alone died.
But we couldn't hide everything, so we took the number of deaths of Indians as a total and reported it to London.
"Mr. Mihajlovic, thank you for your help this time. Northern Rhodesia is thanks to you." Michelle Zorn expressed his gratitude. The number of British troops in Northern Rhodesia was the same as before.
Comparing the numbers of the British army and the Red Army in Austria, they can only be said to be better than nothing.
In the Central African colonies, the British Empire had always paid more attention to Southern Rhodesia, where the population was larger and the white people were British immigrants, who were more trusted. The main military power was also there.
"The garrison of Southern Rhodesia has arrived to control the situation." Michelle Zorn was still worried about the consequences, fearing the negative consequences of this incident.
"Oh, no surprise." Mihajlovic smiled. Michel Zorn did not need to explain the garrison. He was the senior general of the Yugoslav motherland. How could he not consider the garrison when making plans?
What about the factors?
Mikhailovich did not dare to say that he was more professional than the generals of post-war European countries, but judging from this incident, he was definitely more professional than the colonial garrisons.
"Commissioner Michelle, in fact, it is the greatest satisfaction for us to find a place to live quietly." Mihajlovic said with a heavy heart, "Everyone is exhausted physically and mentally, but we didn't expect that it would be so uncomfortable here.
Quiet. Each of us is ready to be a subject of the British Empire, and we have never thought about independence. After all, the British saved our lives. Now that we see these tragedies, everyone feels very sad."
It has been more than a year since he came to Northern Rhodesia. Mihajlovic's English has greatly improved and he can communicate without any barriers. Is it just an English newspaper? You must know that he is Serbian and uses the same language as Russia.
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London, the heart of the British Empire, and everyone in Whitehall already knew about what was happening in Northern Rhodesia and that it was a vendetta between local Aboriginals and Indians. Fortunately, the situation was not serious yet.
It’s not serious. This is an assessment made after discussions in Whitehall. Who has always occupied the focus of London politicians’ eyes after the war, and it has always been British India? As we all know, British India is a country with a population of hundreds of millions.
A place where anything can cause heavy casualties.
Not to mention that the number of casualties in the report was only about 10,000, even if the real number was reported, it would still be average compared to the numbers that British India frequently reported.
So in the eyes of the cabinet secretary, this is certainly a big deal, but if you think about it carefully, it's not that big. He's even hesitant about sending someone to investigate.
However, the matter was still traced to Alan Wilson, and the people he was questioning were Mikhailovich and his men, because Alan Wilson was, after all, the person directly responsible for sending these Yugoslavs to Northern Rhodesia.
In the call back, Alan Wilson answered London's questions and then asked if something had happened in Northern Rhodesia, but did not receive a call back from London.
"It seems? It's okay!" Alan Wilson's back suddenly straightened up, and he was no longer as submissive as before. Now that the world is at peace, can he attack the Congress Party hard?