"There are still many, such as the Polish government in exile, Yugoslavia's escapees, and the border issues between Poland and Germany." Edward Bridges talked about the issues that the Soviet Union was concerned about. "This task is very difficult, and it also tests your personal ability.
"
Alan Wilson breathed a sigh of relief. In fact, these issues were indeed of concern. If the West did not recognize the changes in the border between Germany and Poland, there would be no reason for the Soviet Union to occupy eastern Poland.
But having said that, there are not many places where the UK can make an offer at the moment. At least when it comes to issues involving East Asia, the US has more say than the UK. If it wants to sell, it will be the Americans who sell, at least until Chang Gong doesn’t hook up with Dewey.
Is such that.
"But I can speak a word of Russian, how can I communicate with the other party." Alan Wilson was a little confused, but it wasn't that he didn't know a word. For example, he was very proficient in Sukabule's Russian sentence.
"Secret operations are actually very different from formal negotiations. Just like during the Munich Conference, we did not let Czechoslovakia get useful information. They can just sign it when the time comes." Edward Bridges looked relaxed.
, let the little commissioner who has just accepted the national mission relax.
It has never been like this before. Alan Wilson had the illusion of influencing the direction of history. Once upon a time, his dream was actually just to make a fortune in British India, so that he could have some security in his future life.
But he did not expect that his wish would not come true, and he would be pressured by Nehru to go to Europe to devote himself to the British Empire. Even now, on such an important occasion as the Potsdam Conference, he still misses British India very much.
After sending Edward Bridges away, Alan Wilson still couldn't sleep, thinking about how to achieve his goal tomorrow. In fact, there was only one day before the meeting of the Big Three, although it seemed that a lot of things had happened on that day.
The three parties only stated their own opinions. As for whether the other party's opinions were listened to, no one knew. The bright lights of the palace showed that the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union were all summarizing today's negotiations, and Alan Wilson finally fell asleep.
The morning light of June 29th made Potsdam wake up from the silence. The three giants were still chatting and laughing, and the hard-working diplomats had to face their opponents directly and use their sharp tongue.
Alan Wilson left Potsdam and went to a village seven kilometers southeast. This was a meeting point arranged by the Soviets. He was very nervous until he met the Soviet representative who was negotiating with him. A very charming man.
Changshu women don’t even dress like they live in a country like the Soviet Union.
Yanzi? KGB? Alan Wilson became wary and took the initiative to say hello, "You are the representative of the Soviet Union."
"Hello, Mr. Allen!" The person who came here stretched out his hand, shook it with Allen Wilson, and introduced himself in English enough to communicate, "I am Ekaterina Alexeyev.
Na Fortseva, an ordinary Soviet woman, an ordinary woman negotiating with you should avoid your nervousness."
Alan Wilson burped and forced a smile, "I ate too much this morning. I'm really sorry for my behavior just now."
He can be sure that the opponent is not a swallow, but it is more difficult to deal with than a swallow. If it were not for the same name and surname, Yekaterina Alexeyevna Fortseva, the opponent should be a Soviet Union during the Khrushchev period.
Minister of Culture. Rumor has it that Catherine III.
One of the most powerful things that Fortseva did was to help Khrushchev turn defeat into victory. When Khrushchev was dismissed by the majority, she relied on her long-term work in Moscow to quickly gather ten people to ask for a meeting on the matter.
The Central Committee and the Plenum, after being rejected, persuaded Zhukov to side with her.
Within two days, 107 of the 130 representatives were flown to Moscow, which finally completely turned the situation around. Merits were rewarded, so the next year she became the first female member of the Soviet Union's top ranks.
Fortseva was born in 1910 and is already the top leader of the Moscow District Committee. With a mature charm, she saw the vigilance in Alan Wilson's eyes, pursed her lips and said with a smile, "Representative of the British Empire,
Are you very timid?"
"To be honest, who is not afraid of the Soviet Union now?" Alan Wilson smiled without embarrassment and sat down following the other party's guidance. "First of all, I would like to thank the Soviet Union for its response to the British Empire's request for exchanges. On the issue of ending the war,
We will definitely reach a consensus."
"That's not necessarily the case, young diplomat." Fortseva looked at Ellen Wilson with a smile and said, "You imperialist diplomats always say one thing and do another, and your hostility towards the Soviet Union has always been
Nothing has changed, so how can we trust you? Just less than ten years ago, you Britain and France sold Czechoslovakia in Munich, right?"
"Beautiful lady, this is the purpose of the Soviet Union's willingness to meet with us, the UK, here, isn't it? If we, the UK, had not sold anything, would there have been such a meeting?" Alan Wilson spoke confidently, and his shameless style rose again.
A step.
Fortseva was startled and couldn't help but cover her mouth and laugh out loud, "Mr. Allen is right. I wonder what suitable price you can come up with to express the sincerity of the British Empire?"
Fortseva did not enter the role of a negotiator for a while. In fact, she had no idea why she was sent to negotiate with Alan Wilson. Even recalling what happened yesterday, she felt strange.
As soon as the great leader heard the name of Alan Wilson, he expressed his interest in this behind-the-scenes operation. He even asked Fortseva to make a report on all the conversations during today's negotiations and send it to her when the time comes.
"Of course the British Empire is very sincere!" Alan Wilson said with an affirmative tone, "For example, the issue of demarcation between Poland and Germany that the Soviet Union is most concerned about at present, although I don't know why the Soviet Union is so concerned about the European stepping stone.
, But in this case, we can talk about the Polish issue. Of course, since it is an exchange of interests, there is no free concession, and the Soviet side must also show its sincerity."
"Of course, I have always believed that labor and remuneration are directly proportional." Fortseva nodded in approval, "But there must be a reason for everything. The war against Japan has a lot to do with the United States. It seems that Britain is not an interest.
Fang, why are you so concerned? If this question is not answered, cooperation without grudges may not be possible."