USSR 1991

What Cole is most proud of is that he used economic and diplomatic means to reach a height that neither the Second Reich nor the Third Reich had reached, and formed a highly unified Europe.

And now, the glory of the Federal Republic of Germany seems to be coming to an end.

Chapter 764 You Underestimated Our Determination

All the Bundeswehr who were preparing to attack Berlin received an urgent order almost at the same time.Stop marching towards Berlin and stand by.Kohl announced the cancellation of the order to attack Berlin, and all troops were put on standby.

The violent machine stopped running suddenly. Although the Wehrmacht reinforcements supporting Berlin did not understand why Bonn suddenly issued such an order, they still faithfully implemented it.

All troops are stationed in place, awaiting orders from Berlin.Although they heard the news that Kohl and East Germany were going to sign a peace agreement in Bern, everyone knew the peace talks well.The fact that the Bundeswehr did not turn back and evacuate meant that Cole was still on guard against East Germany and was ready to launch a final attack at any time.

But Cole has now accepted the reality, even if he thinks about taking Berlin back.Obviously Cole has realized how wrong it is to continue the war now.Even without considering the war-weariness within the National Defense Forces, the external conspiracy and internal collusion alone have made him burnt out, and the situation of internal and external troubles has left him with no other choice.Peace or destruction.

At this time, the European Union has reached the point where people's hearts are scattered. The civil war in Germany has led to the postponement of the plan to unite EU countries to establish the European Central Bank, which was originally put on the parliamentary agenda. All countries do not want to see Werner stranded in 1971 again. The reason for the plan reappears.After considering many issues, Cole had no choice but to negotiate a peace.He temporarily tolerated the arrogant and rude provocations of East Germany and stepped onto the negotiating table.

The second Berlin meeting was far more low-key than the first one. Those who participated in the meeting knew that this meeting would change the situation in Germany. Once the meeting is successful, there may be a big change in Germany.Cole still clearly remembers the demands made by Jonishkis in the last meeting. In short, it is to overthrow the legal status of the Federal Republic of Germany and let another political party share Germany's political achievements.

The venue for the negotiations was set in Bonn. Except for the unilateral absence of the United States, Dobrynin attended this meeting as a representative of the Soviet Union.The representative of the German Democratic Baath Party was Jonishkis, and the Federal Republic of Germany was attended by Kohl.The issues discussed are still clichés, but the smell of gunpowder will not be worse than last time.

At least this time when attending a meeting, the window is no longer surrounded by armored vehicles, barbed wire and soldiers with guns.Compared with the tense atmosphere in Berlin, the streets of Bonn are calmer. It seems that everything that happened in East Germany has nothing to do with the people here.They still go to get off work as usual.

But Dobrynin noticed an increase in the number of women in black robes on the street, as well as refugees standing by the side of the road holding signs demanding more rights.They were all refugees deported from the three states of East Germany. The panic seemed to have not faded from their faces. The fear brought about by the events in East Germany went deep into their bones.

It was an expulsion of the whole people. Anyone who joined Islam and Musselin was expelled from the three East German states, and media reporters who tried to accuse this of racial discrimination received death threats.Anyone who dares to sympathize with these refugees and Muslin will be discriminated against to varying degrees, so now no one dares to speak for them.

Refugees collectively appealed to the international human rights organization, and the head of the organization also wanted an explanation from the German Democratic Baath Party, but they got a brief response from the other party.

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Dobrynin withdrew his gaze from the street, closed his eyes slightly, and slowly thought about the next negotiation.A bloody storm that cannot be escaped, the Federal Republic of Germany, which has suffered a lot, will definitely not let them go just like that.However, Jonishkis is backed by the Soviet Union and the United States at the same time. If there is any conflict, Cole must also consider who is behind the dog.

The car stopped at the entrance of the conference building. Compared with the occupied Capitol, this building looked a bit petty.However, this did not affect the bloody storm that followed.

Dobrynin took a deep breath, and started to walk inside, walking in a calm manner. Along the way, he also saw many familiar faces on TV. It seems that this "silent battle" Not more monotonous than the fight in Berlin.

The atmosphere on the negotiating table is full of swords and bows, and it seems that there is only one missing fuse to ignite the powder keg.Especially after Dobrynin saw Cole's ashen face, he couldn't help but wonder if a war of words would break out next.

Kerr's patience with East Germany has almost reached its limit, especially when facing the leader of the German Democratic Baath Party who appeared in front of him as a victor, he is even more displeased.For Kerr, there is nothing more debilitating than watching an opponent swagger in front of him.

Dobrynin was still as silent as in the previous meeting. He knew very well that this was just a matter of Germany's internal affairs, and the Soviet Union had no say in most matters.At most, I will say a few words on some key issues, and at other times I will attend this peace summit with the attitude of watching a show.

Meetings that proclaim peace have traditionally begun with explosive provocations.As soon as Kohl came up, he accused the German Democratic Republic of occupying Berlin and trying to divide Germany.And called the German Bundeswehr a traitor who betrayed Germany.

"Look at what you have done, you are splitting Germany! Let me tell you, there is a limit to the patience of the Bundeswehr. Once things exceed the bottom line of tolerance, no matter how much it costs, even if it is death, I will Pull you back together. If you want to negotiate peace with Germany, you have to show your sincerity!" Cole aggressively preemptively tried to calm the opposite Jonishkis, but the other party countered him with unusual sophistication.

"As long as we don't take back Berlin, there will be no results in this peace negotiation. Berlin is the bottom line of our negotiations. Before you figure out this issue, you'd better discuss it with your think tanks."

Cole's outburst was so sudden, like an angry lion, that the East German delegation looked at each other in dismay.

"With all due respect, Chancellor Kohl. I really like your 'unhappy and helpless expression of looking at East Germany' very much now. Want to threaten East Germany? Berlin is right in front of you, but the German Democratic Republic will not give in, so The Bundeswehr has to rely on its strength to seize it." Jonishkis said provocatively.

"But in my opinion, you guys in the Federal Republic of Germany are nothing more than a bunch of politicians who don't make any achievements. It's been eight years since East Germany was integrated into the Federal Republic of Germany. Aren't we disappointed enough?"

Unlike Cole's rage, Jonishkis questioned word by word, "After the disbandment of the Federal German Army, you suppressed the soldiers of East Germany everywhere, and did not recognize the honor we have won. Try every means to make We succumbed. Your greed and corruption swallowed up the pension we got in the end. Even if we go to the public prosecutor's court to sue, the law is still biased towards you blood-sucking moths riding on the heads of the people."

"Do you know how much our unemployment rate skyrocketed during the years when East Germany was disbanded? The capitalists in West Germany relied on the government background to buy up East Germany's industries and forced workers out of their jobs. Our education in West Germany was Free, and how many families can't afford to go to school now? Is this what you call a free and equal Germany after expulsion of tyranny?"

"Until we fight for the rights and interests of the people of East Germany, the German Democratic Republic will not stop resisting. This is our answer. Do you want to take back Berlin? Take it back with your own strength!"

Every word Jonishkis said was full of provocation, and Kerr shot back, "You don't forget that East Germany needs peace. War and bloodshed are not the end they expected."

"You still don't understand East Germany, Prime Minister Kerr. But it's no wonder that you don't understand our ideals and struggles at all. Please remember all my next words and keep them firmly in your mind."

Jonishkis stared straight at Cole, and replied word by word, "From the moment we decided to launch a riot, we knew very clearly that this would be a bloody war. But the East German people Never afraid of bloodshed, never afraid of struggle. The resistance to the tyranny that oppresses us never ceases until our freedom, our rights are won."

"Know where the biggest mistake you've ever made?"

"That means you underestimated the determination of the East German people to become independent."

Chapter 765 One-in-[-] Probability

People all over Germany are staring at this peace talk, because it will change the political landscape in Germany. No one can imagine what the future of Germany, which has only been peaceful and stable for eight years, will look like, just like no one has predicted the future of Germany before reunification. Germany in [-] actually faced the risk of re-segregation.

All the TV screens that were broadcasting the peace conference were full of people.

The old man with eyes sitting in front of the sofa held his wife's hand tightly.Soldiers with rifles crowded at the door of the store, staring at the broadcast of the conference room on the screen. Even German President Herzog and the top German officials watched the final contest silently.

"The final result will change the future of Germany, but I don't know if Cole is ready for the changes in Germany." Yanayev is also watching this peace summit full of gunpowder, but he is just plain With a strange appearance, the Federal Republic of Germany seems to be aggressively attacking, but in fact it is already a battle of trapped beasts. Dobrynin planted a trump card for this final game.No matter how hard the other party struggles, they still cannot escape the fate of failure.

"So far, Cole seems to be full of confidence. The defeat of the Bundeswehr in Berlin is actually just a small fight, and it hasn't really hurt the bones. Cole can't accept it more because of face. problems, not real failures."

"So what ultimately determines the outcome of this is not East Germany's arguments, nor the threat of war from the Federal Republic of Germany. It is our support. I very much believe that Advisor Dobrynin will reveal our conditions at the most appropriate time. The row in the conference room continued, with Jonishkis fighting back over the future of the German Democratic Baath Party and East Germany.

"East Germany now has an army of 15 people, has a huge popular base, the people of the entire East Germany are on our side, and the international community supports East Germany. These are why we stand here The capital to negotiate with you."

"Because justice is on our side. In contrast to you, Chancellor Kohl. You have nothing but the oppression of tyranny, the suppression of the army. Remember, you betrayed East Germany, you betrayed us, and now the Federal Everything Germany is facing is your own fault."

Seeing Jonishkis' impassioned speech, Dobrynin secretly laughed in his heart. He at least doubled the number of German Democratic Republic Army.In fact, the Battle of Berlin involved almost all the military forces that East Germany could mobilize. Schwerin and Dresden relied entirely on the support of the Soviet Union to prevent the other party from adopting a rash offensive strategy.It was precisely because of the intelligence error of the Bundeswehr that it wrongly predicted the current situation in East Germany.

"Now is the time to free yourself from your tyranny and lead your people into the future."

Jonishkis's fraudulent methods were obviously more successful, and he bluffed the other party at once.

"Our condition is that if we want to operate within a larger framework, the German Democratic Baath Party must have its own army. We will not operate under the political system of the Federal Republic of Germany. The people of East Germany have the right to decide their own internal affairs. Including whether to accept refugees."

"To change the Federal Republic of Germany into a confederacy system, the Confederation Presidium must be composed of two people, each of whom belongs to East and West Germany. The term of office is four years. During the four years, each person takes turns to serve as the chairman of the presidium for six months. The members of the presidium are directly elected by the people. , in which the Federal Republic of Germany elects members of West Germany and the German Democratic Republic elects members of East Germany. The Chancellor of the Confederation can only be nominated by the Presidium and then approved by the Parliament. The Chancellor of the Confederation is responsible for appointing the ministers. The new constitution should stipulate that the German Confederation is composed of and the two entities of the German Democratic Republic."

"We are not the Union Party, the Social Democratic Party, and the Green Party within the framework of the Federal Republic of Germany. The Democratic Baath Party was born out of your political framework and represents the interests of East Germany alone."

This request is the most difficult for Cole to accept, and it is tantamount to making East Germany a country that the Federal Republic of Germany cannot interfere with in disguise.What's more, East Germany almost had its own army and police department.In addition to the legal unity, the de facto East Germany can almost break away from the relationship with Germany.

"Then how to solve the Berlin issue?" Whether to accept East Germany's proposal is put aside, but the Berlin issue is definitely another difficulty that cannot be avoided.

"Berlin?" Jonishkis asked with feigned surprise, "Berlin belongs to Germany. Is there any dispute over this issue? Also, the Federal Chancellery in Berlin will become the office of the German Democratic Baath Party, which is the same as Bonn. The same as the two political centers of Germany."

This answer almost made Cole vomit blood, and turned Berlin into the territory of the Democratic Baath Party, without even thinking about it.Even when the Federal Republic of Germany was at its most difficult, they still owned at least half of Berlin.

"No, Germany will never agree to your conditions!" Cole suddenly violently slammed his fist on the table, "Want Berlin to become your political center? Don't even think about it. Let me tell you, the Federal Republic of Germany Sooner or later Berlin will be taken back and you will be thrown in prison."

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Dobrynin, who was sitting silently by the side, suddenly spoke. He said to Cole, "I'm just curious about what you are going to do? Berlin has deployed the 76th Airborne Division of the Soviet Union. Is this going to declare war on us? Or is it The Soviet Union directly deployed the 58th Army, which had just completed a beautiful battle in the Caucasus, to the East German region to prevent the Federal Republic of Germany from attacking? Completely cut off the hope that you thought you could take back Berlin."

"Are you declaring war on the Federal Republic of Germany? Don't think I'm afraid of you like the Soviet Union, just try if you can." Cole glared at Dobrynin.

Dobrynin made an unintentional gesture, half-closed his eyes and said, "Of course not, I just want to tell you that the Soviet Union is firmly on the side of East Germany in this Berlin incident. agreed to a series of political conditions."

Of course, the Soviet Union had no objection to the series of demands put forward by East Germany, because these were all plots planned by the top Soviet leaders based on the internal situation in Germany.Jonishkis was merely voicing the demands of the Soviet Union as an agent.