1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

Your grandma's legs!

I'm not a lolita fan or an auntie fan! The agent came over and took a look:

"Commander, this little girl named Su Pu should be Zhou Xuan." "Zhou Xuan? Who is that?"

"Uh... Anyway, she's a singer who just made her debut this year... (whispering) There's a song in history called 'Night Shanghai'."

"Oh, that song... So she's the Ruan Lingyu of the singing world?"

"Yes, almost. Given her current situation, it's unlikely that someone would attack a 12-year-old girl. But it's hard to say what will happen in the future."

"Okay, just send a message back to Shanghai and tell them that Wang Yaqiao has taken a fancy to this girl."

"Yes, what about Ruan Lingyu?" "Do you want to save her too?"

"It's not me, it's Wanrong and Wang Mintong."

"Oh... the spokesperson for Queen's company... No, maybe it's just their sympathy. Okay, you guys figure it out. That woman... well, to some extent, she's really quite pitiful..."

Seeing Fujiwara no Kanezane with his legs crossed, flipping through the cards and whispering something with his agent, Doihara Kenji gently reminded him:

"Your Highness, everyone is here."

"Oh...Oh! Then...let's have a meeting!"

Fujiwara Kanezane tossed the registration materials destined for the trash can aside, resumed his normal sitting position, and looked at the attendees:

"Alright everyone, I plan to marry a Chinese woman as my principal wife. Everyone knows that I'm planning to marry a Chinese woman. I think everyone understands my intention, right?"

"Yes, Your Highness."

"Understood, Your Highness." "Understood..."

Kenji Doihara, Chen Kang, Zhao Ziqi, Wang Yaqiao, Yang Yongxin, Chongren and the newly joined Xuanren and other senior officials of the Manchurian Ministry of Internal Affairs nodded one after another.

Even the Communists knew that the marriages of royal family members always had "political purposes", and this was especially true for the rulers of the Northeast, such as Prince Hachimangu Kanezane.

"Okay, since you all understand, I won't say any more."

Fujiwara Kanesuke hooked his thumb behind him and said:

"If nothing unexpected happens, this will be my future princess...Okay, okay, we're all acquaintances, no need for formalities, let's get down to business."

Everyone smiled bitterly in their hearts.

So, in Fujiwara no Kanezane's mind, marriage, as important as it is, is not considered a "serious matter"?

That's right, what's coming next is the real big deal. "Xian'er, Director Zhao, you two should report first!" "Yes!"

Kenji Doihara stood up, nodded to everyone at the table, and began to report on the resolution to split the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Manchukuo.

Simply put, it means completely abolishing the original military and political system of Manchukuo and officially replacing it with the subordinate departments/committees split from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Manchukuo.

For example, the "Labor Work Committee" will become the "Ministry of Labor";

For example, the "Education and Propaganda Committee" will become the "Ministry of Education" and the "Ministry of Propaganda" respectively;

For example, the "Industrial and Commercial Research Council" will become the "Ministry of Industry and Information Technology" and the "Ministry of Commerce";

For example, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development will merge some of the functions of the Manchukuo National Highway Bureau into...

And so on.

Of course, attacking the Ministry of Internal Affairs does not mean disbanding it, but rather returning it to its original functions as the "Internal Affairs Review Committee", and will be mainly responsible for disciplinary supervision, political security, counter-espionage and other work.

"...Your Highness, based on your instructions and the recommendations of other colleagues, this is the preliminary list of the new government ministries and the personnel of the major leadership bodies in each city. Please review it."

Doihara handed a document to Fujiwara Kanezane, who glanced at it, his face twitched twice, and he couldn't help but glance at the smiling Chen Kang and the serious Zhao Ziqi.

Damn it, although I told you to cram in as many Communist Party members and people with leftist ideas as possible, aren't you cramming in a little too many?

Minister of Labor – Wang Genying, a member of the Communist Party of China;

Minister of Education—He Baozhen, a member of the Communist Party of China;

Minister of Housing and Urban-Rural Development – ​​Ozaki Hidemi, a member of the Japanese Communist Party (CPSU);

Minister of Communications Construction and Transportation – Li Shi, a member of the Communist Party of China; Minister of Propaganda – Li Yaokui, a member of the Communist Party of China;

Minister of Justice – Luo Dengxian, a member of the Communist Party of China; Minister of Commerce – Zhong Xigong, a member of the Communist Youth League of China; Minister of Health – He Cheng, a member of the Communist Party of China; Minister of Agriculture and Rural Affairs – Deng Zihui, a member of the Communist Party of China; Minister of Water Resources and Hydropower – Li Baohua, a member of the Communist Party of China...

Even Yang Jingyu became the director of a branch of the Harbin Public Security Bureau!

(Again, the above are all pseudonyms. For the convenience of writing novels, I will not use pseudonyms so that I don’t forget them later)

As for how many other departments there are who are members of the CCP that even Fujiwara no Kanezane, Chen Zhao and others don't know about, who can tell?

Generally speaking, the original "Manchukuo National Highway Bureau" still produced the most cadres. After all, this was the earliest Communist Party base.

Among these people, the youngest is only in his early 20s, and the oldest is in his 30s or 40s. It is simply unthinkable for any country in the future to do so.

However, since Manchukuo itself was a newly established "country", this speed of promotion was not uncommon. Didn't you see that Qian Zhuangfei, who came later, was promoted to "Secretary to the Chairman of the Central Government of Manchukuo"?

Forget it, now that things have come to this, I might as well make more changes.

Fujiwara Kanezane picked up the pen, scribbled on the paper for a while, and then threw it back to Doihara Kenji:

"Press this."

The latter picked it up and took a look. He was stunned and raised an objection, which was rare: "Your Highness, this...isn't this a little inappropriate?"

As he spoke, he handed the document to Zhao Ziqi, who glanced at it and was also stunned:

"Your Highness, Chairman Tu is right. This is indeed... perhaps not appropriate..."

My fucking last name isn't Tu!

How come all of you have followed that bastard Wang Yong's bad ways? Why are Doihara and Zhao Ziqi so surprised?

Because Fujiwara no Kanezane didn't touch the candidates of the small departments below, but instead touched the core of the top level!

Needless to say, the head of state of Manchukuo was still nominally Wanrong, but she was a pure mascot known to everyone in the world. Now that the Manchu remnants were almost wiped out, no one cared at all.

However, Fujiwara no Kanezane removed himself from the position of "Central Government Chairman" and UMP40 from the position of "Central Government Vice Chairman", replacing them with Zhao Ziqi and Doihara Kenji!

As everyone knows, after the original high-ranking officials of Manchukuo were killed, the person who actually took charge of Northeastern affairs was Fujiwara no Kanezane, and the one who directly executed his will and issued orders to various departments was Ma Shiling!

In other words, if you really count them all, whether it's Kenji Doihara, Zhao Ziqi, or Chen Kang, they're all subordinates of the woman hidden deep in the Shenyang Imperial Palace!

Therefore, despite Fujiwara Kanezane's repeated hints, they still pushed Fujiwara Kanezane and Ma Shiling to the two highest positions, and arranged the positions of deputies or deputies of deputies for themselves.

"...What's inappropriate about that? Are you trying to tire me to death?" Fujiwara Kanezane rolled his eyes.

"A new country must have a new atmosphere. Once the new country is established, I can no longer frequently interfere in government affairs. Eventually, I will have to let you take charge."

"But Your Highness, in Japan..."

“Don’t worry about the domestic situation.”

Fujiwara Kanezane knocked on the table, his tone hinting at a warning:

"This is the country I founded. I have the final say on how to arrange it. Don't worry, there will be no objections from the country, and even if there are any, I won't listen."

"Yes."

Since His Highness himself said so, the two of them had no choice but to accept it with tears of gratitude.

However, one of them was truly grateful, while the other was more shocked.

It turns out he wasn't kidding when he said, "Work hard and I'll make you the president of the country in the future." He actually dared to push a member of the Communist Party of China into the highest political leadership position in the country!

Compared to the previous Director of the National Highway Bureau, who was actually quite powerful but not very prominent, this time he is really going to step into the spotlight...

Can I do it?

No, it must be done!

As a result, in the new government, Fujiwara no longer held any position, and UMP40 only served as "Governor of the National Central Bank, Minister of Finance, Minister of Public Security, President of the Academy of Science and Engineering, and Minister of Industry and Information Technology", and no longer had any control over everything.

Of course, everyone knows who has the final say in Northeast China.

Now that the affairs of the Ministry of the Interior and the Manchukuo government have been basically settled, it is now Fujiwara no Kanezane's turn to serve as the military's "Commander-in-Chief of the Three Armies."

"Ruoshan, you report first!"

"ocean!"

Chongren, who spoke Chinese very well but still had some Japanese habits, stood up.

"According to your Highness's arrangement, I am responsible for the development of the Air Force..."

Chongren's work is relatively simple yet not simple.

Simply put, there were many pilots and ground maintenance personnel in Japan who were willing to join the Manchukuo Air Force. The aircraft were nearly 350 ready-made aircraft captured from the Northeast Army and transferred from the Japanese Army.

The difficulty lies in the fact that Fujiwara Kanezane's task of "recruiting as many Chinese pilots as possible" encountered considerable obstacles.

"...Intelligence shows that many former Northeast Army pilots have defected to the Kuomintang or even the Communist Party. They would not join us even if we offered them the best possible treatment."

Chongren felt a little guilty:

"I'm sorry, Your Highness. I'm not doing my job well."

"It's okay, it's okay. You've done a great job. It's normal that many people don't understand us for now. Don't ask me about the specific construction work and personnel arrangements. Ask Brigade Commander Wang and let him assign people for you."

"Yes!"

After the Air Force finished, it was the Army's turn: "Wang Yong, you come and report."

"What a joke!"

Chen Kang stood up with a scoundrel look on his face. As the actual commander of the entire Manchukuo army, his job was much simpler:

According to the plan, the 386th Brigade will be expanded into the 129th Division, which will consist of three brigades and one reinforced special forces regiment.

He served as the commander of the 129th Division and Minister of National Defense; Zhang Zongsun served as the commander of the 358th Brigade;

Li Da was appointed as the commander of the 386th Brigade; Zhao Qimin was appointed as the commander of the 385th Brigade;

Xu Quanzhong served as the chief of staff of the 129th Division and commander of the special forces regiment.

By the way, this special forces regiment is called a "regiment", but in fact, both in terms of number of people and equipment, it is much more powerful than the average brigade.

Because it concentrated all the artillery, cavalry, engineers and special forces of the newly formed 129th Division as well as all the weapons and equipment assigned to them.

In addition to light weapons such as rifles, machine guns and pistols, how much "special equipment" did the 129th Division have?

When the 386th Brigade was first established, Chen Kang went to the Beidaying Armory to collect 200 artillery pieces (including mortars) and 10 Renault FT17 tanks.

Later, with the support of Fujiwara no Kanezane, he desperately tried to obtain at least 300 artillery pieces and a large number of transport vehicles.

Today, mortars and small-caliber artillery have been decentralized to become regimental-level support firepower, while the others have been concentrated for use by Chen Kang, so there is this reinforced special agent "regiment" with an average of 5 people per heavy weapon.

So terrifying.

"...That concludes the report regarding the 129th Army Division and the Army's future expansion plans."

After a pause, Chen Kang took out another document:

"Regarding matters concerning the armed police force directly under the management of Ms. Ma Shiling, since Ms. Ma Shiling has other important matters, I am reporting to the committee members on her behalf..."

The Armed Police Force, formed from the "National Highway Guard," which had only been in existence for a few months, is now under the Ministry of Public Security and is responsible for maintaining public order and handling major emergencies, which are beyond the reach of ordinary police.

Since the Northeast was pacified so quickly and it was a brand new army that was used as an excuse to cram people in and get equipment, it was not difficult to make changes. All we had to do was transfer some people from the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

"...The Internal Security Corps is primarily responsible for the security of the Shenyang Imperial Palace, central government departments, and other government departments...The Mobile Corps is primarily responsible for rapid response and mobile operations..."

"The Institute of Training and Technology is primarily responsible for training and equipment development... The establishment of a Coast Guard Command is currently under discussion with the Navy..."

"Well, just keep pushing forward. There's no rush."

Fujiwara no Kanezane had already heard about this from UMP4O. He nodded pretentiously and looked at Nobuhito, who was in charge of the navy, but did not mention his name. Instead, he looked at the King of Thunder.

"Yongxin, I'm counting on you to provide the high-level guidance for future national strategies and reform and development."

"Yes! I swear to live up to your highness's trust!"

Yang Yongtai, the future chairman of the National Development and Reform Commission, is not affiliated with a government department but reports directly to Fujiwara Kanezane, primarily responsible for strategic planning.

That being said, the department mainly compiled and publicized some things that could be announced to the outside world, because the real national strategy that could not be announced to the outside world was actually under the charge of Fujiwara Kanezane himself.

But Yang Yongxin was very happy, thinking that this was a great opportunity to gain trust and display his talents. He had no idea that in Fujiwara Kanezane's eyes, the work of this department was simply to fool people in Japan and outsiders.

For example, the half-believed and half-unbelievable "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere".

Therefore, Yang Yongxin’s real position should actually be called: Minister of Strategic Deception Department.

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