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The chairman's words stirred up waves, and the atmosphere in the venue became lively.
Which of the United States, Britain, and Russia, the predecessor of the Soviet Union, who participated in the meeting, had not invaded China? To this day, the British still dream of regaining Hong Kong through the treaty signed with the Manchu Qing Dynasty and continuing to occupy Hong Kong! Roosevelt proposed to use the first in 1912
The purpose of demarcating borders during World War II was actually to avoid conflicts and promote the formation of resolutions. Chairman, in raising this issue, he adopted Liu Yimin’s opinion, and wanted to use this meeting to take back the sovereignty of the Kuril Islands and Ryukyu Islands in one fell swoop. Since it is a pustule, it is better to do it earlier.
Squeeze it before it turns into a poisonous boil!
After listening to the chairman's words, Churchill immediately thought of the Hong Kong issue and the southern Tibet issue.
You must know that India at this time belonged to the Commonwealth and was a British colony. The British had never stopped relying on India to invade and expand into Tibet. However, they did so secretly, and the Tibetan Kashag government and the central government were seemingly inseparable, and China was in a
During the Anti-Japanese War, they had no idea what the British were doing in Tibet. The situation is different now. Liu Yimin actually forced the remnants of the Japanese invaders into Vietnam, and wiped out the main force of the remaining Japanese invaders in Vietnam. He took control of Vietnam. Next, this army
It is indeed elusive where the formidable army will be directed. If Liu Yimin enters Southeast Asia under the pretext of destroying the Japanese army and enters the Indo-Burmese region, the problem of British invasion and occupation of Tibet will be completely exposed. McMahon
The truth about the border issue will also be revealed to the world, and the Chinese government will definitely not admit it. There will be a dispute between China and Britain, or it may be a long diplomatic negotiation. As for whether there will be a military confrontation. Churchill did not think that a Japanese army in the South
He beat the crap out of the American and British troops in Southeast Asia, and Liu Yimin, who was sitting behind the CCP leader Mao Run, actually destroyed the Kwantung Army and the Japanese invading army, which were much larger than the Southern Army. That was so formidable. Churchill
There was no intention of meeting Liu Yimin in battle at all.
The British did not just want to occupy the southern Tibet area delineated by the McMahon Line. They sought to separate Tibet from China and turn it all into their colony. Just when the situation of China's Anti-Japanese War was at its worst, in 1938
In April, Captain Lightford of the British Army led his troops into the Tawang area of Tibet for the first time. Immediately afterwards, the British Commercial and Commercial Commissioner in Asia and East once again formally proposed to occupy Tawang. In 1940 and 1941, the British army occupied Tawang in Kakko and Dawang respectively.
A military outpost was established at Rega on the Siang River in the east of Wang. Later, due to the outbreak of the Pacific War, the British troops were beaten to a pulp by the Japanese army and a large number of them were captured. For the time being, they could not care about the issue of invading Tibet.
Historically, starting from 1943, as the Pacific War took a turn, Britain began to make small moves in Tibet. It not only controlled the Tawang area, but also occupied parts of Xiachayu, and supported Tibetan independence as a condition.
The Kashag government of Tibet negotiated and demanded the cession of territory. Later, after the end of World War II, India successfully achieved independence, inherited British power, and has been stationing troops in Tibet. In February 1951, it even sent troops to cross the Xishan River and Tawang River and occupied Tawang; India
Before and after the invasion of Tawang, they also occupied Mago and other places south of the "Mai Line". In October, the Indian army, with the cooperation of helicopters, occupied the Bachasiren area of Shangluoyu.
They forcibly established barracks in places such as Tibet. After the peaceful liberation of Tibet in 1951, the Indian army further stepped up its occupation. By 1953, the Indian army basically occupied Menyu, Luoyu and Xiachayu. After that, the Indian army crossed the "Main Line" again.
Advancing northward, it invaded and occupied areas such as Jieshemani in Tibet. At that time, due to the Kashag government's lack of cooperation, the central government was unable to figure out for a long time what the McMahon Line meant and why India had special rights and interests in Tibet.
It was not until 1962 that our army launched a self-defense counterattack on the Sino-Indian border.
Now that history has changed, can the British still maintain their lease on Hong Kong and their encroachment on Tibet?
Before Churchill could speak, Stalin spoke: "Comrade Mao Runzhi, please pay attention to logic and rigor when speaking. Sakhalin belongs to the Soviet Union, including the Tatar Strait, which was discovered by the Russians. The Kuril Islands were also the first to be discovered by Russia.
Discovered and actually occupied. Japan should return the sovereignty of Sakhalin and Kuril Islands to the Soviet Union instead of the Republic of China. This is well documented."
Perhaps in order to strengthen his persuasion, Stalin added: "Of course, as we all know, the Soviet Union was attacked from both sides by Germany and fascist Japan, and had to sign the Japan-Soviet Treaty of Friendship and Neutrality with Japan against its will, transferring the Far East that originally belonged to the Soviet Union to
Part of the territory was returned to Manchukuo, and the sovereignty of Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands was given to Japan. The remaining territory in the Far East, including the Kamchatka Peninsula, was occupied by Japan. This was to concentrate its forces on the Western Front to confront German fascism. The Soviet government could declare its abolition at any time.
"Japan-Soviet Treaty of Friendship and Neutrality". Because it was an unequal treaty based on Japanese aggression. Now that Japan is about to be defeated, the Soviet Union has the right to take back the territory occupied by Japan, and all countries should support the Soviet party's demands!"
After listening to the translation and not waiting for the chairman to speak, Chiang Kai-shek spoke: "The signing of the Treaty of Friendship and Neutrality between Japan and the Soviet Union by the Soviet Union was a betrayal of China. What power does the Soviet Union have to sell out China's Sakhalin Island and Kuril Islands? What power does the Soviet Union have?
Support the independence of Outer Mongolia? The goal of the National Revolution is to take back Vladivostok and Sakhalin Island. Lenin had long ago announced the abolition of the unequal treaties signed between Tsarist Russia and China and returned the territories plundered by Tsarist Russia from China to China. Why did Marshal Stalin not implement Lenin's instructions?
?Why not recognize the commitments in the Soviet Government’s statement?”
Chiang Kai-shek spoke in a short and forceful manner with a Ningbo accent, which sounded like he was quarreling. In fact, he was quarreling with Stalin!
Ever since he arrived in Saigon, Chiang Kai-shek has been obsessed with anger. He keeps scolding Xipi when he avoids people. The reason is very simple. The CCP got such a big prize from the Saigon Conference. Even the capital of Mao and Run openly sat with him at the conference table of international giants.
Come on. This is simply unreasonable!
Chiang Kai-shek originally did not want to come, but he had to come. He was afraid that the CCP would use the international conference to build momentum and seek greater aid, so he decided to participate.
After hearing Stalin's words, Chiang Kai-shek became angry. Remembering that without the Soviet Communist Party, there would be no Chinese Communist Party, he became so angry that he didn't even follow the basic etiquette and directly contradicted him.
Everyone knows that Chiang Kai-shek has a very bad temper.
Stalin had absolute authority in the Soviet Union and the international communist movement. In the early days of the Anti-Japanese War, the Soviet Union strongly supported China's Anti-Japanese War. He did not expect that Chiang Kai-shek would dare to refute him so unceremoniously.
Stalin didn't need an interpreter. Just from Chiang Kai-shek's wide eyes and excited face, he knew that what Chiang Kai-shek said was not good!
After the translation, Stalin took a long puff of cigarette, pipe in hand, and said with a smile: "Chairman Chiang, don't be excited. Chita and the Soviet port were all built by Russian revolutionaries, including Vladivostok.
The heroic Soviet Red Army liberated it from the hands of the White Army and the Japanese invaders. Why should it be handed over to the corrupt and incompetent Chinese warlord government? At that time, Comrade Lenin did say that he would unify all the non-touch treaties signed between Tsarist Russia and China.
was invalidated and the land plundered by Tsarist Russia from the Manchus was handed over to China. The Soviet government also issued a corresponding statement, inviting the Chinese government to negotiate with the Soviet government on border issues. However, the Chinese government did not respond and only sent a delegation to Moscow.
After a bit of sightseeing, we returned home without further information. This shows that the Chinese government has given up this part of its territorial sovereignty, and it also shows that this part of the Far East was unclaimed land. Since the Chinese government does not want it, and it is unclaimed land,
The Soviet Red Army recaptured it from the White Army and Japan, and was naturally an integral part of the Soviet Union. The Chinese army's occupation of Soviet territory was in fact an invasion of the Soviet Union, taking advantage of others' danger, and it was extremely immoral. As for
Vladivostok and the Kuril Islands are new territories discovered by Russian explorers. Russia was the first to declare sovereignty over Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands. These are well-documented and cannot be denied or tampered with."
After speaking, Stalin asked Molotov, Chairman of the Soviet People's Foreign Affairs Committee, to bring up the relevant evidence.
Molotov's suitcase was carried up, and as soon as he stepped on the documents, the map was moved onto the round table. Stalin asked Roosevelt, Churchill and Chiang Kai-shek, the chairman, to check it out to prove that what he said was reasonable.
Chiang Kai-shek did not prepare this information because he did not expect that Stalin came this time to regain the territory of the Far East and the sovereignty of Sakhalin Island. As for the Kuril Islands, they were all mentioned casually, and the Soviets did not have information on the Kuril Islands.
It was originally a study of joint operations against Japan, but it turned into a territorial dispute between China and the Soviet Union.
Seeing that Chiang Kai-shek was turning blue with anger, the Chairman knew that Chiang Kai-shek was unprepared, so he spoke: "Dear President Roosevelt, respected Comrade Stalin, respected Prime Minister Churchill: Comrade Stalin just stated the Soviet Union's foreign relations with the Northeastern region and the Sakhalin Islands and the Kuril Islands.
The opinion of the sovereignty of the islands. Our party is opposed to this. Our party has more substantial information to prove that the sovereignty of Sakhalin Island, Kuril Islands, Ryukyu Islands and the outer northeastern region belongs to China. Please allow our party to participate in the meeting to eliminate the Japanese Kwantung Army
Comrade Liu Yimin, commander of the Northeast Field Force of the China Dispatch Force and the main force of the Japanese Navy Combined Fleet, spoke. He will explain clearly to you the ins and outs of the sovereignty disputes in these areas. Please approve!"
In fact, the chairman is full of talents and has a much deeper understanding of Chinese history and culture than Liu Yimin. He can fully explain the sovereignty issues of Outer Northeast, Outer Mongolia, Sakhalin, Kuril Islands, and Ryukyu Islands.
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