Chapter 799: Arrow on the string

Time flies.
In August, the negotiations between the three countries reached an impasse.
The Soviet Union is no longer willing to waste precious time, wasting time with two insignificant little people and sending microphones.
Whenever negotiations begin, they will always avoid substantive issues.
For example, in what way, with what kind of force and equipment to deal with NC aggression, the respective troops sent in the event of war, the resources that can be invested, etc.
They will avoid these issues while covering them, only discussing some abstract and irrelevant issues, and discussing the so-called'principles, state structure, system', etc.
Voroshilov, the representative of the Soviet Union, began to ask some very specific questions: In response to the step-by-step approach of the NC, is there any regulation that Poland should take?
Once the war broke out, how many troops could Britain use to help France, and how many troops could France use?
Belgian attitudes and trends. What are their positions and opinions?
French representative Du Mancke said: He knows nothing about Poland's plan.
British representative Drax said hesitantly: "At present there are 5 shopkeepers in the UK, and 1 mechanist." The implication is that these are the forces that the UK can use externally.
In order to force the two countries to show their sincerity, Marshal Voroshilov's voice was passionately exclaimed: "If the war begins, the Soviet Union will immediately send 150 infantry divisions, 6,000 artillery, 1~13,000 tanks and 4,500 aircraft to deal with the west. aggressor."
Such an answer shocked the representatives of the two countries and was inexplicably pleased.
The Soviet Union was really sincere in wanting to achieve valuable cooperation, but they did not have any authorization and could not respond, leaving only four eyes to face each other.
At an important meeting on the 14th, Marshal Voroshilov once again pointed out that the fundamental question now is whether Poland is willing to allow Soviet troops to enter its territory.
Whether it is to deal with the problem of German invasion or to defend against possible aggression with the help of Britain and France, Poland's attitude is extremely important.
He then asked the British and French representatives the same question: "Do the British and French staff headquarters think that the Soviet army can cross Poland, especially the Werner Gorge and Galicia to contact Germany?"
This is the real core of the problem, and the premise of all cooperation is based on this.
If the Soviet Union didn’t even have a way to meet the enemy, after the war, even if they wanted to help, they could only sit on the sidelines and watch with cold eyes.
At the same time, the Soviet Union repeatedly declared in newspapers that Britain and France had no sincerity in cooperating and that the negotiations had not made any substantial progress.
It's just that the Western world's ignoring the Soviet Union's habit, so that these reports did not appear on the important plates of the European and American mainstream media.
People are optimistic that the British, French, and Soviet parties will soon reach military cooperation.
At the same time, Du Manc and Drax, as representatives of both parties, also called their countries and asked their governments to give instructions on how to answer Soviet questions about Poland.
The two waited anxiously in Moscow for 5 days, and no reply came.
Dumank asked the government to find a way for the Warsaw government to accept the conditions of the Soviet Union, but the answer was a rude rejection.
At the same time, British and French leaders are still secretly contacting the little dwarf, encouraging the NC to fight against the Soviet Union and the Communist Party.
Just when the negotiations between the two parties did not progress slowly and reached a deadlock, Moscow suddenly received a message.
The British government is negotiating a military loan of between £5 billion and £1 billion with Germany, which shows that Western countries are trying to push the war to the Far East.
The top leaders of the Soviet Union are very worried that if Western countries conspire, they will face not only the NCD of the little dwarf.
But with Germany, supported by Britain and the entire Western capitalist world, this kind of war will be extremely terrible.
In fact, as early as May, Stalin had used Foreign Minister Livinov's resignation to hint to the outside world that the negotiations between Britain, France and the Soviet Union had not been smooth.
It was also Stalin's mockery of appeasement policy. After eight years of appeasement policy, it ended in failure.
However, Western newspapers are accustomed to disregarding the Soviet Union, and instead believe that Livinov's resignation is because of the blame for the unsuspecting charges. ’
When Stalin actively wanted to reach an agreement with the Western countries but failed, the little dwarf extended an olive branch to him.
In mid-August, the German ambassador to Moscow was ordered to meet Molotov, and in accordance with Berlin’s instructions, he read out the urgent message that the German foreign minister was preparing to come to Moscow to resolve the Soviet-German relations.
The foreign minister of the Soviet Union listened to the statement of the German ambassador with ‘great interest’, expressing a ‘warm welcome’ of Germany’s desire to improve Soviet-German relations.
In order to further test each other’s intentions, Molotov asked whether the German government is interested in signing a non-aggression agreement between the two countries.
This agreement specifically relates to whether Germany is ready to exert its influence on Japan to improve Soviet-Japanese relations and eliminate border conflicts?
Does Germany have the intention to jointly guarantee the security of the Baltic countries with the Soviet Union?
Molotov's problems are exactly what the little elf expected, and at this time he is eager than anyone to reach a'peace' agreement with the Soviet Union.
Once the two sides reach a consensus, the Soviet Union will be completely outside the war, allowing him to attack Poland with confidence and without fear of Soviet interference.
Because the little elf firmly believes that as long as the Soviet Union stays out of the way, Britain and France will also shudder~ EbookFREE.me~ The little elf is happy and generous to accept the opinions put forward by the Soviet Union.
Following the Berlin order, the Ambassador to Moscow again met Molotov and informed him: "Germany is going to conclude a non-aggression treaty with the Soviet Union. If the Soviet government has a common will, the duration of this treaty will be 25. year,
It should not be invalidated until the expiration. In addition, Germany is willing to work with the Soviet Union to guarantee the Baltic countries. Finally, Germany is also willing to exert its influence to improve Soviet-Japanese relations. "
At this time the little dwarf was in his residence on the top of the Bavarian Alps, anxiously waiting for an answer from Moscow.
For him and his NCD, attacking Poland is already on the line and has to be sent.
Berlin, especially over Salzburg, has a tense atmosphere that makes people breathless.
But the results of the talks ultimately disappointed the little man.
The reply note from the Moscow side, with a sharp accusation from the beginning, recalled the NC government’s previous hostility to the Soviet Union.
He also pointed out: "In the recent past, the Soviet government believed that the German government was looking for opportunities to clash with the Soviet Union, exacerbating this phenomenon...
Not to mention the fact that the German government used the so-called anti-Communist Convention to establish an anti-Soviet united front, including some countries,
It is for these reasons that the Soviet Union will participate in and organize a joint defensive front against aggression. "
But later the Soviet side changed its words and mentioned that if the German government is willing to change its past policies from now on and the resolution seriously improves the political relations with the Soviet Union, the Soviet government will welcome this change and will make changes in its own side.
Stalin and Moscow clearly knew why the dwarf was so urgent. They were happy to see that the dwarf became nervous and nervous for his own sake.