Regarding this meeting, Ouyang Yun was most worried about whether Stalin would agree to make the "Soviet-Chongqing Agreement" public. Once the "Soviet-Chongqing Agreement" is made public, it means that it will be subject to the supervision of international public opinion. By then, even if Stalin tries to
A gangster who refused to admit his shame, Fang Dayi was still able to maintain the right to investigate further. In order to make Stalin compromise, Ouyang Yun worked hard, and the surface-to-surface missile was the first bait he took out to attract attention.
The United States, Britain and the Soviet Union successively issued requests for private meetings. Out of practical considerations, Ouyang Yun did not respond directly. However, because he did not say anything, Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin, although anxious, still held the hope that
Hopefully, this will ensure a strong atmosphere for the formal talks the next day. In the meeting led by Fang, the Chinese battlefield will naturally be ranked first. As the supreme commander of the Allied forces on the Chinese battlefield, Ouyang Yun routinely briefed the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union on the situation of the Chinese war.
Introduction, and finally made a confident statement: In at most one year, China will be able to completely defeat Japan, drive the Japanese army out of the country's territory, and recover all the lost territory. The situation on the country's battlefield does not require the assistance of other allies, and the country's war will be
After Ouyang Yun's unilateral explanation, it came to an end and entered the Australian War and the Pacific War. The Australian War and the Pacific War are now in charge of the Americans, and Roosevelt took over the right to speak. However, because the Australian War and the Pacific War are now in a bad situation on the Allied side.
The situation was not a good one for Roosevelt. Unlike Ouyang Yun's eloquent talk, Roosevelt's performance made people feel like he was still holding the pipa half-hiding his face. As a politician, Roosevelt's basic skills have already been
He has practiced well, so from beginning to end, although there was little news of victory in his explanation, on the contrary, it was full of difficulties, as if the situation of the Australian War and the Pacific War would collapse at any time, his expression never changed. After describing the Australian War and the Pacific War,
After the bad situation, Roosevelt then analyzed the importance of these two battlefields and proposed that when the Axis power Germany was at its peak, the Allied forces had different attitudes towards Germany, Japan and Italy. At present, priority should be given to solving the conflict between the three countries.
The weaker side, Japan. As long as Japan is dealt with first, the Allies can concentrate their strength to deal with Germany and Italy, and only then can they win the final victory in this world war. Before Roosevelt could finish his words, he was strongly opposed by Stalin. Stalin's
The reason is also very good. He believes that the performance of the Japanese army on the domestic battlefield has proved that Japan does not have the ability to threaten world peace. On the contrary, Germany is the biggest enemy of world peace - "We should see that in North Africa and East
As well as Soviet Russia, the German army has taken the initiative. As long as the German army wins any one of these three battlefields, everyone, have you ever thought about what the world will be like by then?" Stalin came prepared and ordered his men to do so.
He took out a world map, and then used this map to further elaborate on the dangers of leaving the German army alone. Finally, he said: "For the sake of world peace, the Soviet people are willing to make sacrifices, but the current situation is that if Germany is allowed to develop,
Can we still defeat it? Commander-in-Chief Ouyang, I admit that your country’s national defense force is now quite powerful, but do you think your country alone can defeat Germany?”
Does China now have the ability to defeat Germany? Ouyang Yun has certainly thought about this question, and the answer is naturally no. It is not an exaggeration to call Germany a military monster now. The regular army has ten million, and plus
The total strength of the retinue armies that occupy various countries is about 18 million. How many troops does the country have now? The student army has 1.2 million, and the national defense army has about 3 million. Plus the army and the Jinsui army, the strength is
Just about five million. The comparison of military strength is one aspect. Let’s look at weapons and equipment. The German army has always had more than 5,000 fighter planes and tanks. What about China? The student army and the aircraft and tank industry have developed rapidly.
Yes, the production capacity is not low, but as of now, its inventory is only about a thousand "vehicles". It can be said that it is not a player at the same level. Of course, the numbers are always dead. Although the German army has excellent military strength and advanced weapons
There is a lot of equipment, but there are also many battlefields that it has to take care of. Evenly divided, the country may not be unable to fight. Moreover, in terms of core military technology, the country is actually at the forefront of Germany. This can be regarded as Ouyang Yun not fearing Germany
However, as Stalin said, once Germany is left alone and allowed to deal with Britain and Soviet Russia first, China will really not have the ability to face Germany alone.
Stalin's question was so sharp that Ouyang Yun seemed to be stunned for a moment. On this issue, the British and the Soviets had a common position. Therefore, although Roosevelt frequently pointed his eyes at Churchill, the latter did not seem to see it.
As if, always remaining silent.
Ouyang Yun pondered for a while and said slowly: "With the current Germany, none of the four countries has the ability to fight alone. As General Secretary Stalin said, I think we really cannot sit back and watch Germany dominate.
.At this point, our country has set an example. You must have seen that although the situation on our domestic battlefield is still tense, we still organized a considerable Far East Expeditionary Force to expedition to Soviet Russia... I think that the current strategic focus of the allies is
, there should be some emphasis on battlefields with German participation. Of course, this does not mean that we can ignore Australia and the Pacific battlefield. In fact, in my opinion, these two battlefields are equally important to the allies..."
After Ouyang Yun's long speech, Stalin and Roosevelt rolled their eyes. Ouyang Yun was too cunning. He did not give a specific position on the issue of whether the Soviet-Russian battlefield was more important or the Australian and Pacific battlefields. They knew
, Ouyang Yun was waiting for them to make a bid. From Stalin's point of view, the reason why he emphasized the importance of the Soviet-Russian battlefield on such an occasion was naturally because he hoped to use the "Chongqing Conference" to decide whether the National Defense Forces would send troops to Soviet Russia.
This incident made the proposal more legitimate. It can be seen that to this day, he still does not want to give up the large territory in the Far East that he has firmly grasped. From Roosevelt's perspective, he actually does not care too much about how much more he has to pay.
Military expenditures and aid, but the problem is that Ouyang Yun is greedy. He must use this meeting to set the price to prevent him from increasing the amount at the last moment. After all, he, as the president, still has to take into account the interests of taxpayers, especially those big taxpayers.
All parties participating in the meeting had their own aspirations and desires, which naturally led to conflicts. Therefore, although the day's meeting lasted for a long time, no substantive resolutions were reached in the end. This seemed to indicate that the Chongqing meeting was bound to be a time-consuming meeting.