Little Warlord 539, Little Warlord Text Chapter 539 Kronstadt Confrontation
Russia, Kronstadt.
The local party organization of the Bolshevik regime quickly disintegrated. Starting from August 3, a large number of party members and preliminary party members issued statements in publications, expressing their deep disappointment with the Russian Communist Party.
All party members of the "Petopavlovsk" battleship were completely eliminated, and 41 party organizations in Kronstadt were completely disintegrated. A total of 900 people quit the Russian Communist Party, many of whom were veteran members of the October Revolution of 1917. People's hearts have been lost to this point.
Kind of level!
The purpose of writing these claims in detail is to more fully understand the true nature of this incident, which was later characterized as counter-revolutionary by the Soviet Union. All these claims were published in the "Izvestia" of the Provisional Revolutionary Committee, which began publishing on August 3.
, this newspaper published a total of 14 issues during the incident. It was also in this publication that the Provisional Revolutionary Committee issued their first two orders, namely that the committee's instructions must be fully completed and that no one could leave Kronshi without the permission of the committee.
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At this time, the local party organization of the Bolshevik regime quickly disintegrated. Starting from August 3, a large number of party members and preparatory members issued statements in publications, expressing their deep disappointment with the Russian Communist Party. "Peter Pavlov
All party members of the battleship "Sk.", 41 party organizations in Kronstadt were completely disintegrated, and a total of 900 people quit the Russian Communist Party, many of whom were old party members of the October Revolution of 1917. People's hearts have been lost to this extent!
On August 2, three important people in charge of Kronshtadt, members of the Russian Communist Party, Chairman of the People's Committee of the Ministry of Food Ilyin, People's Commissar of the Ministry of Labor Pervushin, and Chairman of the Trade Union Committee Kabanov established Kronshtadt
The Provisional Bureau of the Organization of the Russian Communist Party. On August 3, they issued an appeal in the "Provisional Revolutionary Committee Izvestia" to "call on all party members to stick to their posts and not to impose any obstruction on the measures taken by the Provisional Committee." This appeal was very important to the then-Provisional Revolutionary Committee.
Party members had a greater impact.
On August 3, the Provisional Revolutionary Committee received a warning from the Petrograd Committee of the Soviet Union, demanding that the "riot" be stopped immediately, the arrested party members be released, and the mastermind of the incident be called out. The Provisional Revolutionary Committee made the warning public. After obtaining the consent of the military and civilians, it refused
The Petrograd side then put forward a new proposal. They sent representatives to Kronstadt to understand the differences between the two sides. However, the people of Kronstadt thought this was a hoax because the sailors had previously
Their proposal made this clear, but it was still agreed that they should send representatives, but the delegations must be freely elected by the Petrograd factories and troops under the supervision of Kronstadt. This reply received no response.
On August 4, Kronstadt held a Love Conference with 202 people participating. Due to busy business, 10 additional committee members were elected, mostly from sailors and staff. These diseased participants carefully concealed their party identities, and it was very difficult for them to
It is difficult to determine the party affiliation of the Provisional Revolutionary Committee.
After the meeting, the Provisional Revolutionary Committee made a clear internal division of labor. Corresponding personnel were responsible for editorial work, citizen affairs work, transportation issues, investigation force issues, and the food department. At first, they thought that the government would not crack down hard, but with the government's attitude
As the situation became clearer, military defense work also began to be strengthened.
On the night of August 3, the Defense Command was established. At the same time, the most important military experts in Kronstadt organized a Defense Military Committee. On August 6, the Defense Command held an important military meeting, assigned defense tasks, and recommended
Before the government forces launched an offensive, they captured Oranienbaum and Sestroretsk and expanded the uprising base. However, the Provisional Revolutionary Committee rejected this important suggestion and limited military operations to defense only. 2,000 naval troops were transferred to
Each fortress strengthens its defense capabilities.
While actively making military preparations, the Provisional Revolutionary Committee intensified its propaganda offensive to win over those who were still wavering. In "Izvestia" they called: "The struggle against the Bolsheviks and the fortress power they hold cannot be carried out only halfway.
... It must be carried out to the end ... without half-measures. Victory or death!”.
On August 4, the Provisional Revolutionary Committee issued a notice to the Kronshtadt sailors, "Kronshtadt is at a critical moment in the fight for freedom. Every minute there is a possibility of a Bolshevik attack. What they are fighting for is
To seize Kronstadt and bring us back under their regime which will only bring hunger, cold and collapse. Each of us will fight steadfastly for the freedom we have won, without shouting
Kronshtadt; if they try to use force to achieve their goals, we will resolutely fight back."
This is the general process of the famous Kronstadt Sailors’ Uprising in Soviet history. The harsh wartime policies of the Bolsheviks after they came to power were the underlying cause of the incident. The general strike in Petrograd in February 1921 was the trigger. These peasants were
The people of Kronstadt believed that this party could no longer represent their will and wanted to re-elect the Soviet. At first, they had the illusion that the government would give in, because theoretically speaking, the Bolsheviks came to power in the October Revolution.
They had promised free elections at that time, but now they found that they had been deceived. The Bolsheviks had firmly grasped the power and established their own set of proletarian dictatorships. Therefore, the brave Kronstadt people once again came up with a plan for
The courage of the liberal revolution. What awaits them is the ruthless suppression and strangulation of an even more terrifying government!
When the dissatisfaction of the Baltic Fleet was high, the Soviet Russian government took note and sent a large number of agents to pay attention to the fortresses, point out suspicious characters, and compile information for notification to the highest authorities.
Approximately 2,554 people were registered, suspected of participating in so-called counterrevolutionary activities, and subject to scrutiny. The Soviet Russian regime believed that it could use this spy method to control the fortress and prevent the spread of dissatisfaction.
However, these measures did not prevent the uprising. The behavior of the two battleships on July 28 alarmed the highest level of the Soviet Union. On July 28, Trotsky, the second leader of the Soviet Union who was the chairman of the Revolutionary Military Committee, personally dialed Peter
Gullah called to inquire about the matter. In a situation where the whole world was still unclear, the leadership of this regime relied on the intuition of the three-year civil war and believed that the Kronstadt incident was related to the political opposition and foreign imperialism.
During the Kronshtadt rebellion, a government notice titled "New White Guard Plot" was published in the press, which stated that the Kronshtadt incident was "undoubtedly carried out by French counterintelligence."
However, this is a lie and an excuse for suppression."
Late at night on July 28, Zinoviev, Chairman of the Petrograd Defense Committee, described the resolution of the two battleships in a secret message to Lenin as a resolution to "break up the Socialist Revolutionary Party gangsters." On August 1, Trotsky
Telephone Bogis again to remind them to pay great attention to the incident and report all circumstances every 12 hours.
On August 1, while the people of Kronstadt held a rally, the Kronstadt party committee of the Russian Communist Party also met to discuss the possibility of armed suppression. The result was that they were not capable enough. August 2, 3
At 030 hours, Kalinin, Zinoviev and Rashevich sent a telegram to Trotsky, requesting reinforcements.
On August 2, the Petrograd Military District Headquarters ordered the 187th Brigade, composed of a cavalry company, an infantry battalion, an artillery platoon and the Pedelgovs command company, to capture Oranienbaum. The 187th Brigade stationed here was arrested.
All members of the headquarters of the 1st Fleet Group, who were prepared to support the Kronstadt people so that government forces controlled the only channel from Kronstadt to Petrograd.
On August 2, the Petrograd Committee of the Soviet Union officially characterized the Kronstadt incident as counterrevolutionary. This was a very flexible charge. They demanded that the Kronstadt people surrender immediately. However, the brave Kronstadt
People refused. On the same day, the Committee of Labor and Defense issued a government proclamation signed by Lenin and Trotsky, declaring the incident a "new White Guard conspiracy." It was signed by the old Russian generals Kozlovsky and Peter Pav
"Rebellion launched by the warship "Lovsk", the reasonable resolution passed by the people of Kronstadt was characterized as an "ultra-reactionary, Socialist-Revolutionary" manifesto.
Due to the long-term powerful public opinion propaganda of the Bolsheviks, the Russian public has a general psychological disgust for Tsarist Russia and imperialism, and characterizes the incident as a conspiracy of the White Guards. Moreover, there are former Tsarist Russian generals and leaders who can continue to fool the public. Of course, this is
This provided a legal basis for the ruthless repressive measures adopted by Soviet Russia.
The Soviet government and the Committee of Labor and Defense made the following three decisions: 1. Old Russian general Kozlovsky and his accomplices are not protected by law; 2. Declaring martial law in Petrograd city and Petrograd province; 3.
, all authority in the Petrograd Defense District was transferred to the Petrograd Defense Council.
According to the decision, on the evening of August 4, the Kozlovsky family, wife, one daughter and four sons were all arrested. Subsequently, relatives of all relevant leaders involved in the Kronstadt incident were arrested and taken hostage.
The National Defense Committee issued a "warning to mutineers" notice that day, which meant that the arrest of their family members was to rescue the detained Bolshevik party members. If these comrades lost a hair, these women and children would be dead.
The leaders of the mutiny, the Provisional Revolutionary Committee, immediately responded via wireless telegram:
They will release the detained Bolsheviks within 24 hours. "The garrison does not want to follow the example of the Petrograd Committee, because in their view, even in extreme hatred, such arrests are the most shameless and despicable!"
Only Orientalists can do this kind of practice of bringing harm to the female family members and killing the whole family at every turn.
On August 3, the Petrograd Defense Committee issued an order to impose martial law on the Petrograd District, effectively blocking news from Kronstadt through martial law.
With Trotsky's constant urging, the top leadership of the Soviet Union saw the content of the Kronstadt resolution. They must have been very clear that this time was not the Allied Powers, the White Guards, or even society as they imagined.
The conspiracy of the Revolutionary Party and the Mensheviks was a solid, spontaneous mutiny against the Bolsheviks. However, the highest authorities still ignored these basic human rights requirements and maintained a brutal suppression of the insurrectionists from beginning to end.
With Trotsky's constant urging, the top leadership of the Soviet Union saw the content of the Kronstadt resolution. They must have been very clear that this time was not the Allied Powers, the White Guards, or even society as they imagined.
The conspiracy of the Revolutionary Party and the Mensheviks was a solid, spontaneous mutiny against the Bolsheviks. However, the highest authorities still ignored these basic human rights requirements and maintained a brutal suppression of the insurrectionists from beginning to end. On August 3
In the evening, Trotsky, Kamenev, Tukhachevsky, and Dybenko went to Petrograd to directly lead the suppression. On the one hand, they blocked the news, and on the other hand, the military deployment of large-scale brutal suppression was completed.
At 14:00 on August 15, Soviet Russia issued a final announcement and an ultimatum at 18:00 on August 6.
A tragic historical tragedy was about to happen. Even though the Soviet leadership was clearly aware of Kronstadt's reasonable demands, it still wielded the butcher knife.
"Re-election of Soviets", this demand is enough for this party to kill them all
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