1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

"Oh, sorry, I'll wake him up then.

After saying this, a palm-leaf fan-like slap hit Choibalsan's face with unique force. The victim, who was about to faint, miraculously opened his eyes again, but his mind was confused, his eyes were staring blankly, and he couldn't utter a word.

"...Fuck. Xiao Lu, from now on, you should take my last name and change your given name as well."

"Commander, my surname was given to me by my ancestors and cannot be changed.

"I don't care. From now on, you'll be called Ma Dongxi. One punch turns the phone off, one slap turns it on. Ma Dongxi, the fist and palm superman.

...This name sounds nice...but I still don’t understand what nonsense you are talking about..."

".Forget it, you'd better knock him out, so you don't have to bring him with you later."

“Yes… bang!”

“Bang!!

It was already the next morning when Choibalsan finally woke up again after feeling the pain of the familiar slap on his cheek.

What happened to me last night?

Drink...drank too much?

I feel like I've lost some of my memory.

At this time, a frivolous voice came

"Hey? Are you awake? Congratulations, you are already a girl.

Someone's "flirting eyes" were destined to be seen by a blind man, because Qiao Bashan could not understand Chinese at all, and his attention was attracted by Lu Junsheng.

it's him!

He was the one who knocked me out last night!

Which tribe is this guy from? I will kill them once I am free.

This guy can be kept. He is a good guard.

Until this point, Choibalsan still regarded Fujiwara Kanezane and Ryu Junsheng as "bandits";

This is extremely common on the grassland, and it is not impossible for people to go to Ulaanbaatar to kill, rob, kidnap and extort.

After his thinking and language abilities gradually recovered, Choibalsan calmed down a bit and asked in a deep voice:

"Whatever you want? I can give it to you. As long as you let me go, I swear to Changshengtian that I will never hold you accountable for any of your mistakes.

The most important thing now is to save your life, nothing else matters

As for money?

Haha, Choibalsan really has no shortage of this thing.

Although he came from a poor family, he made a lot of money by following the Soviets over the years.

Otherwise, why do you think he was so active in promoting "animal husbandry collectivization"?

"Oh? Is it that amazing?

The frivolous voice continued the conversation in slightly unfamiliar Mongolian. The tall man remained silent. Choibalsan then realized that the person in charge was the young man squatting beside him, so he turned his gaze away.

"Yes, whether it's money, guns, or women, I can get them for you. I can get as much as you want. You may not know that I am..."

"Then what should I do with my Mongolian land?

"You want that thing...what!!!"

Qiao Bashan suddenly realized that something was wrong, and his clever mind finally came online!

Who would "want land"?

Besides the rebel army, there are invaders!

Looking at Fujiwara Kanezane's smiling face, Choibalsan suddenly thought of something and asked tremblingly:

"You are...you are...from the South..."

"Damn, your Mongolian is so hard to understand..."

After cursing for a while, Fujiwara no Kaneki gestured to the east and switched to Russian:

"That's right! Most people call me Fujiwara Kanji. In Russian, it should be Zhongyд3uBapa-Ho KaHeд3aH3, or you can just call me father, Comrade Choibalsan.

Choibalsan almost fainted again!

Fujiwara Kanezane!

It's really him!

He actually dared to come to Ulaanbaatar!

He even kidnapped me!

and many more!

It was only then that Choibalsan discovered that they were in the Mongolian National Palace, which was converted from a living Buddha temple and was also the core location of Ulaanbaatar.

We've already come to this point... No way, no way, no way???

"How dare you...the Soviet Union...the Soviet Union...would not...would not...

"You won't let me go?"

Fujiwara Kanezane chuckled twice and clapped his hands:

"Someone, come and get that... um... never mind, bring over all the ones we caught last night! Let our Mr. Qiao see the world!"

Soon after, a group of Soviet officials stationed in Outer Mongolia, including the Soviet Embassy's political adviser Smorodin, the head of the military advisory group Leonov, the economic adviser Mikhail, and the Soviet geologist Victor, were brought here.

Then, Anand Amar, Chairman of the Little Hural, Prime Minister Pelidi Genden, Secretary of the Central Committee Remba Rumochin, Chairman of the Economic Committee Zhamyan Sugybaatar... and a number of Outer Mongolian military and political officials were also brought in.

Incidentally, Mongolian People's Revolutionary Army Commander-in-Chief Demid Sukhbaatar and Chief of General Staff Danzan Dorji were killed in last night's operation while trying to organize resistance or escape.

The Mongolian officials generally had expressions of fear and confusion, but in addition to these emotions, the Soviet officials' faces were also filled with despair and despair.

This is easy to understand. Although we still don't know who the attackers are, it is an ironclad fact that these Soviet emperors were arrested for dereliction of duty, which led to the occupation of Ulaanbaatar by the enemy.

In other words, even if they were not killed by the enemy this time, what awaited them after returning to the Soviet Union would probably be death, or at least severe punishment or marginalization.

"Hey, everyone's here?"

Fujiwara no Kanezane sat on a chair with his chin propped up on one hand, smiling:

"You guys are really good! I didn't expect that the results of this battle would be so great..."

This is the truth.

Fujiwara no Kanezane's original plan was to appear near Ulaanbaatar, draw out the Outer Mongolian army, engage in a battle with them, and severely intimidate them, so that they would know that they were also capable of fighting here and would not surrender to the Soviet Union all at once.

He had a rough idea in mind. He didn't expect to defeat the Outer Mongolian army plus the Soviet garrison of more than 10,000 people with his small number of people. He just hoped to cause some civil unrest and did not intend to directly engage in a large-scale battle with the Soviet Red Army.

But after arriving, through the agent's cloud map reconnaissance, it was discovered that not only were Ulaanbaatar's troops less than expected, but they were actually transferring troops out on a large scale! The last time, they even directly transferred more than 4000 people!

Why not take this opportunity to expand the results of the battle, learn from the majesty of Guanjun Hou or at least General Xu, and justify the hardships he has endured along the way?

So, after the more than 4000 people had gone away, Fujiwara no Kanezane immediately led his army to attack Ulaanbaatar.

But before the operation began, he had no expectations that the mission would be easy. He had even made preparations to cause a stir, draw the army back, and then surround and attack the reinforcements.

result...

Hey, damn, the enemies are so weak and so lame that I am speechless. It makes me feel a little overwhelmed!

"Who...who are you?! Why are you attacking us?!

“Hey..Why does everyone ask this question?”

Fujiwara no Kanezane sighed in mock frustration and nodded at Choibalsan:

"Hey! Hey there! You know who I am, please introduce me to them. I'm too lazy to speak.

"He is..."

Qiao Ba's mind was still in a mess, and he did not notice the vicious trap in this sentence. He subconsciously introduced Fujiwara Kanezane's identity to everyone.

The whole room was in chaos. The Soviet military and political personnel who had participated in the discussion a few days ago and had determined that Fujiwara no Kanezane would not dare to come to Ulaanbaatar were regretting their decision.

What did we say before?

"If he can completely evade detection by our thousands of cavalry, lead thousands of men across the vast desert and arrive here alive, and still be able to fight, then we will accept it."

Finally, the damn thing really came!

It is true that “if you think he won’t do something, he will do it”!

I don't want to admit it!!!

"You...you want to go to war with the great Soviet Union?! I tell you! You are destroying yourself!!"

Leonov, the head of the military advisory group, spoke sternly, but anyone could see that he was just a coward.

"What nonsense are you talking about?

Fujiwara Kanezane looked innocent:

"Didn't you read the newspaper? Some time ago, I was assassinated by Mongolian nobles in Ulanqab. The assassins confessed that they were colluding with the rebels in Kulun, so I just came to ask for an explanation.

Ask for an explanation...

First look for the CCP, then look for Outer Mongolia. Are you a professional assassin?

Damn, it must be acting!

But politics is politics. Even if you know that the other party is acting, you have to play along.

Besides, Fujiwara no Kanezane's reasons were very sound - I was assassinated by the Mongols, so coming to Ulaanbaatar to cause trouble was perfectly reasonable!

Leonov was speechless for a moment:

"Then why did you arrest us? We are Soviet people! Your actions are a provocation to the great Soviet Union and the Soviet Red Army!"

"Hey, if you hadn't told me, I would have forgotten.

Fujiwara Kanemi had a look of "I'm curious":

"Kulun is our Chinese territory. What are you Soviets and your army doing here? What? Could it be that you, the Soviet Union, are supporting our rebels?

..What are yours! This is...

"Oh? You mean you're even more powerful than Comrade Stalin? You're the first to admit something he didn't even admit? What? You, the Soviet Union, are planning to invade China? Is that what Stalin meant?"

80

No matter how stupid Leonov was, he didn't dare to speak.

Yes, even though Outer Mongolia had already split away in fact, and even though the Soviet Union had led the establishment of the "Mongolian People's Republic" as early as 1924, the Soviet Union had not officially recognized the country until now;

In other words, from a legal point of view, Outer Mongolia, like Inner Mongolia, still belongs to Chinese territory, and the entry of Soviet military and political personnel without permission is an indisputable "invasion."

Last year, when the "Mongol Herders' Rebellion" was in full swing, a group of princes and lamas believed that the situation was settled and took the opportunity to send a joint letter to the National Government demanding the return of Outer Mongolia. However, they were defeated and killed.

Of course, the Kuomintang government never dared to mention this, so people often ignored the fact that Outer Mongolia belonged to China. But ignoring and not caring does not mean that the fact does not exist. Since the Soviet Union did not officially recognize Outer Mongolia, no one dared to take this political responsibility.

After much thought, Leonov could only find other reasons:

"That...that's not your business! Who do you think you are? That's the business of the Chinese government and our country!"

"Hmm? The Chinese government? Which Chinese government are you talking about? Our Shenyang government? The Nanjing government? Or the Nanchang CCP government in Jiangxi?"

Leonov was really depressed this time.

In terms of diplomacy, how fucked up were the Soviet high-level officials?

Although the Soviet Union occupied Outer Mongolia, it did not publicly recognize the "Mongolian People's Republic" due to concerns about a large-scale conflict with the Nationalist government and the hope that the Nationalist government would draw Japanese firepower.

Although it once supported the KMT government, due to the "Chinese Eastern Railway Incident" and the "April 412th Coup", the Soviet Union invaded Northeast China, beat up Zhang Xueliang, and severed diplomatic relations with the KMT government. Relations have not been restored to this day.

Although the Chinese Communist Party was a subsidiary of the Communist International and the Soviet Union had deep interference and secret support in it, due to considerations of the attitude of the Nationalist government, it had not yet recognized the "Chinese Soviet Government" and established diplomatic relations with it.

Although it did not formally establish diplomatic relations with the "Five-Star Eastern Republic", in exchange for US support and in the hope that Japan would not further expand the war, it recognized the "Five-Star Eastern Republic Government" as a legitimate government established by a legitimate country.

Well, in other words, in the Soviet Union’s diplomatic statements, no Chinese government could fully represent China.

This certainly achieved the Soviet Union's goal of "completely splitting China and weakening the Far East threat" to a certain extent, but it also led to another serious problem:

What qualifications, what position, and what status do you, the Soviet Union, have to say that any Chinese force has no right to interfere in Outer Mongolia's affairs?

After all, the Soviet Union played the situation into this state because they always believed that "the bigger the fist, the more truth there is."