Soviet Union 1991

Third update

"Of course it is not an execution in the Gulag or Nazi gas chamber style, but a well-established legal form on the execution ground. I think the backlog of bullets in our huge arsenal is about to expire. I hope that the prisoners executed by then will be able to Let’s use up some of our inventory.”

When Yanayev talked about executions, he only had a flat expression with the corners of his mouth raised, as if the lives of those people in his eyes were nothing more than mayflies that passed by in the blink of an eye. They had no important nature and were just martyrs of a huge empire. .

"At most, you can empty the magazines of three Kalashnikov rifles, right?" Chairman Kryuchkov said angrily. The execution of nearly a hundred people was already the bottom line in his heart. He did not believe Yanaya. Can my husband really cleanse more than 500 people in Georgia’s political circles in one breath?

"I hope to be able to empty the magazines of thirty Kalashnikov rifles. Only after killing enough people and losing their spiritual support will the cowardly ones be afraid." Apparently Yanayev gave it The data was far more than the KGB chairman expected. While Kryuchkov was stunned, Yanayev put the report aside and crossed his hands with a very confident look.

What is the concept of thirty empty magazines, an execution massacre of close to a thousand at one time. Even during the Great Purge, such horrific mass executions never occurred.

"Only by slaughtering all the uncooperative heretics, most of the remaining people will be willing to join my plan. I think this almost propaganda plan will definitely attract the attention of others." Nayev revealed his thoughts to Kryuchkov.

"What plan?" Kryuchkov blurted out, driven by curiosity.

Yanayev replied, "The Great Unified Nationality Plan replaced the previous so-called concept of national equality and national autonomy. It integrated all the nationalities in the Soviet Union into one huge nation. Unlike the previous Great Russian chauvinism, they did not agree with other Nationalities even eat them up, but the integration of all the nationalities in the Soviet Union to form a new nation allows these guys to maintain their national personality differences while not having a mentality that deviates from the nation. "

After hearing this, Kryuchkov finally understood why Yanayev wanted to attack Great Russianism and various nationalisms, treat all ethnic groups harshly while throwing out such ideas, coupled with the trend of public opinion that can lead , many people will voluntarily or involuntarily downplay their national attributes. Become part of a unified nation.

"Such a huge project cannot be completed in a day or two. It is as difficult as building a Holy Roman Empire. It will take more than ten years, or even twenty or thirty years of careful cultivation to implement this plan. Go down." Yanayev leaned back gently on the chair and stared at the exquisite patterns and patterns on the ceiling. The difficulty is that the Soviet Union is not like that nation with thousands of years of profound heritage. They can openly call it the Chinese nation based on its territory, and Yanayev can't forcibly classify the nation as a Soviet nation because of strong tactics, right? Imitation requires a certain flexibility of mind, so Yanayev uses a combination of kindness and power to constantly put pressure on the participating countries. In order to make them surrender.

For Yanayev, war is only the last resort. If it is like the relationship between Turkey and the Kurds, Yanayev’s policy is not to adopt a policy of generalization, but to implement all policies without sparing any people. Executed.

"Can the KGB do anything for General Secretary Yanayev's plan? If it can, I will be very happy to personally send those counterrevolutionaries to the execution ground." Kryuchkov glanced secretly with his peripheral vision while speaking. A glance at the General Secretary. He wanted to find out what role the KGB played in such a plan.

"The role of the butcher's knife." Yanayev has given a very precise definition. The KGB is the butcher's knife of the Soviet Union, where the blade points. Just execute all enemies of the Soviet Union.

"Your mission is to uncover those potential enemies and crucify them on the pillars of history. This kind of job is not difficult for the KGB, is it?" Yanayev's brief words may make Georgian again in the future. The seeds of a dispute were laid.

"What if there is a military conflict between Georgia and the Soviet Union in the future?" But what Kryuchkov is worried about is asking Georgia to give up its national label and wear a new emblem, just like asking Christians to give up Jerusalem as a holy city. impossible.

"Only when they are cornered will they unite and fight back, but don't forget that I have left a way out for them. As long as there is hope, they will choose to compromise. After all, a stable life and a belief without any value . I believe they will make the right choice, so the policy towards Georgians will follow this script." Yanayev stretched his body and opened the lid of the cup to take a sip of water. .

"Next is about the most restless Wahhabi faction in Chechnya. I heard that they were squeezed in Chechnya and took a crazy counterattack in an attempt to create a thrilling explosion in Grozny?" Yanayev dragged his chin with one hand. . Facing Kryuchkov, he asked, "What's going on? Is the other party a believer with torn clothes, so you don't dare to attack?"

"That's not the case. Kadyrov doesn't want the KGB to get involved in Chechnya, so we can only take covert actions in the Chechen Autonomous Region. Plus, the Sufi intelligence agency is almost non-existent. So naturally, our understanding of the situation there is worse than in Georgia."

Yanaev frowned. The purpose of supporting Kadyrov was to use the Sufis to suppress the Wahhabis. How could this guy consider himself the spokesperson for Chechnya so quickly?

Seeing Yanaev frowning and thinking, Kryuchkov did not dare to interrupt his thoughts. It was not until a quarter of an hour later that Yanaev raised his head and said, "I will explain this matter to Kadyrov, and I believe he will agree with my next move. Nothing can make these religious butchers happier than plundering under the banner of the country."

"What method?" Kryuchkov felt an ominous premonition again. Every move of the general secretary was much more vicious than the previous one. If he guessed correctly, the religion that Yanaev disliked would end up more tragically than the Georgians.

"Expulsion."

While Kryuchkov was still chewing on the literal meaning, Yanaev gave a bloody answer directly. Among all the Soviet leaders, only Stalin had implemented such a cruel method.

"All Hawabis are expelled from Chechnya, driven out of their homes and even the country, and are never allowed to return. This is also a warning to all Caucasian peoples."

"Either keep your place or keep the land but not the people. The Soviet government has always had a short patience." (To be continued.)