Chapter 1359 – Nothing Polish

The two generals were representatives of the Algerian garrison, and during the suppression of the Algerian war, a tactic called “zonal control” was applied to the Algerian theater by the two men. The essence of this tactic was a combination of static defense and mobile search, the main point of which was to divide Algeria into a number of small “zones”.

These zones were of three types: the first was the “martial law zone”, which consisted mainly of remote areas and “badlands”. The French turned the zones into no-man’s-land by forcibly relocating all the inhabitants of the zones to concentration camps, and then shot anyone found in the zones as if they were ELN.

The second is the “pacification zone”, in which the inhabitants must carry photo identification and their movements are strictly controlled and monitored. The third is the “combat zone”, which is mainly a densely populated rural area.

In the “combat zones”, the French adopted a static defense and waited for the right moment to pursue or encircle the ELN.

It was through this kind of maneuvering, along with a steady flow of soldiers from mainland France across the sea, that the Algerian revolt was finally quelled. The Algerian military is also the most supportive of the forces in power on behalf of de Gaulle, and now that the wave of protests on the mainland has evolved so dramatically, news from all walks of life has led military generals to believe that France is now on the verge of losing control.

This time de Gaulle came to Algiers, the two men immediately expressed their support, the support of the two men was equally what de Gaulle needed, with the support of the Algerian garrison, he could make up his mind to deal with the chaos this time, “The integrity of France has always been something I have supported.”

Although the strikers numbered in the millions, de Gaulle still believed that there was no possibility of any one political party subverting his government, but there may have been people within the government who were not his supporters.

As with the choice that made the Fourth French Republic history, the French army in Algeria once again chose to believe in de Gaulle, clear on this point, de Gaulle was much more confident, as long as the army didn’t mess up, he was confident that he could quell this chaos, before returning to Paris, de Gaulle went back to Baden, and got in touch with the French army in Germany, and again was supported by the local garrison, the matter had been settled, and he had completely put down his The time had come to strike back. The strikes that had spread throughout the country were not insurmountable in de Gaulle’s case.

Getting the military’s embrace was not really difficult for de Gaulle, who was first and foremost a soldier, and shared the same ideology as the average French soldier; the French Army was a bastion of conservatism and clericalism, promoting the values of obedience, patience, and centralization of power.

The bad blood between the French army and the government dates back to the Napoleonic period, and the French army was one of the few stabilizing forces in France compared to the fickle government.

De Gaulle’s success in making the French Fourth Republic history also depended on the support of the military. This time, the military once again supported de Gaulle.

However, de Gaulle also knew that he could not let France really become a military government, and that the military’s support could only be used as a backstop, and could not be used politically, but unlike the military’s call for the re-establishment of the French Third Reich, or a military government.

He had to use something else, first he had to call on his supporters to show up, to fight public opinion with public opinion, to show the French that this would only bring chaos, and the need for order.

This Alan Wilson had already delivered an assist with the editorial on the Chinese to English translation, which had appeared in the French press, and which had caused alarm among the French de Gaulleists.

“General de Gaulle has made a public appeal for the restoration of order in the country!” The news that de Gaulle, who had been in seclusion for several days, had reappeared in Paris and made a public speech, was also known to London.

Wick brought this news over and saw the indifference of his top boss, glancing at the contents of the document held in Alan Wilson’s hand, good lord, Brezhnev’s speech, “Secretary General, don’t you care about the situation in France?”

“Concerned, but can’t help.” Alan Wilson glanced up at Wick, then turned a page of the contents of the speech on the division of labor in the socialist family.

Rising levels of productivity demanded further improvements in the division of labor, production specialties, and collaboration within the socialist family on an international scale. Therefore, Brezhnev regarded the “international division of labor” in the socialist family as a “new requirement of the times” for the socialist cause in the context of the new scientific and technological revolution, and demanded that in the new situation “it is all the more necessary to take advantage of the superiority of cooperation between brotherly countries”. The higher the level of productivity development, the more important it is to utilize the advantages of cooperation among brotherly countries.

The higher the level of development of productive forces, the greater is the need to improve the division of labour, specialization and collaboration in production, not only at the national but also at the international level. These processes are already going on in the socialist community and, as we all know, not badly.

Mutual economic assistance committees have accumulated a great deal of useful experience. The countries have different natural resources, different productive capacities.

If you don’t say that the USSR was absolutely expert in theory, the international division of labor theory was actually the same thing as globalization a few decades later, and the USSR even came up with a special theory to package it.

Of course, a certain big country is firmly opposed to the Soviet Union’s theory of the international division of labor, at least for the time being, thinking that Big Brother is trying to exploit itself.

Big Brother’s exploitation of itself is certainly intolerable, there is no doubt about it, the real exploitation must be a real capitalist country, so as to be exploited in order to be at ease.

Seeing the Soviet Union’s theory of the international division of labor, Alan Wilson was actually very sentimental, because in that memory of his, globalization had come to an end, and it was a known fact that it existed in name only. The English-speaking countries thought don’t think you can do anything just because you have a big industry, the free world will live without you.

In fact, no matter which side, in the mouth at the same time the advantage of me, in fact, there is no certainty that the advantage of me, are holding on, and hold on to a very hard, that the other side will not be able to explode first this idea, is to hold on to the reason.

“Regarding Brezhnev’s division of labor argument, it’s actually pretty much the same idea as the EEC.” Alan Wilson put the file away and said to himself, “There are times when we see the Soviet camp as if we were looking in a mirror, and by the way, inform the Foreign Office to telegraph to Paris about the Galileo launch mission in July, should it be postponed? It seems that the next launch is at the Algerian launch site, communicate this and see if de Gaulle’s government can go ahead as scheduled, if they can, it shows that de Gaulle is still confident that he has this one under control.”

“I understand, Secretary General.” Wick glanced at the papers Alan Wilson had put away and inquired, “Is the Soviet Union creating its own EEC as well?”

“You could say the same thing, but they don’t have enough manpower. There is enough population in the Soviet Union, but not quite enough in the Soviet camp.”

Alan Wilson nodded, the Soviet Union’s population was more than that of the United States, but what about those Eastern European countries, with a general population of ten million or so, it would take four or five of them to top an Italy.

Twenty million people are already considered a proper Eastern European power, which is also the Soviet Union has always encountered the problem, the Soviet Union’s population is only enough to play heavy industry, because heavy industry needs less population. It’s light industry that creates the bulk of the employment, “The Soviet Union is so large that it’s destined to have a very high bottom line, but the dimensions are so high that it’s difficult to have a very high ceiling. Simply put this country is not to be messed with, don’t aggravate him.”

The best way to deal with these old Maoists is really to ignore the fact that Russia is not what it used to be, as a major power will do in a few decades, and mouth Russia as if it were the USSR. Better yet, don’t even have sanctions, open favors like Germany, soften the knife down, and they’ll be vodka-drunk every day themselves.

Alan Wilson mouth regardless of him on the line of the alcoholic, this day made and his mouth completely opposite decision, this day in the afternoon of Moscow time, the Soviet commander-in-chief Pavlovsky, General Pavlovsky, with encrypted telegraphic report notified the Soviet Army in Poland to enter a state of combat readiness, with the instructions from Moscow, fifty-five thousand people in the Soviet Army in Poland all of a sudden tense, such as the enemy in accordance with the battle plan for the setup.

At the right time, an Antonov airliner departed from Moscow, and according to time, its arrival in Warsaw would be the last flight before sunset.

In the afternoon, Alexeyev left the Soviet Embassy in Warsaw and took a jeep to one of the hotels that had been prepared in the vicinity of the Warsaw airport, which was the best place to see it.

As time passed and the scheduled airliner finally appeared over Warsaw Airport, the airport tower suddenly received a distress signal from a Soviet civilian airliner, the captain of which claimed in a very urgent tone that it was a Berlin-bound flight that had encountered mechanical problems and urgently needed to make a forced landing near the airport.

After a short silence, the command tower at Warsaw Airport approved the request, and Alexeyev, who had already put Warsaw Airport on the listening list in advance, heard the conversation at the same time.

“Cut off external communications from Warsaw Airport, our comrades are coming.” Alexeyev directly threw the headset aside and gave the order, “Cut off the airport’s external communication and cooperate with our comrades to control the airport.”

Meanwhile, after a short hover, the Soviet malfunctioning airliner rushed down into the clouds and came to a steady stop on top of the runway. The airport staff also dispatched an ambulance over to prepare for reception, as was customary.

But when the hatch opened, they were greeted by black holes of guns, and dozens of heavily armed Soviet soldiers took control of all these airport personnel and immediately ran to all parts of the airport.

After a few minutes, the entire airport was occupied by Soviet troops, and when the airport personnel tried to make a phone call, they realized that all communications were out of order.

Alexeyev immediately sent someone into the airfield to communicate with his own troops and, after confirming control of the situation, re-established communications.

At this point, radar and radio communications from several NATO member countries were suddenly subject to electromagnetic interference, the Soviet Union’s electronic warfare had begun, and the Polish army was left in the dark.