Soviet Union 1991

First update

While German Chancellor Kohl was still torn between the social problems caused by refugees and Germany's continuing sluggish economy, the Soviet Union, which had escaped the shadow of economic difficulties, had begun to show signs of recovery again. Yanayev places economic exchanges and trade in the Asia-Pacific region, where ideological opposition is far weaker than in Europe, and attempts to cooperate with them to reimplement new economic policies. On the surface, the Soviet Union focused on Europe, but in fact it changed its focus silently. Knowing that when Europe could not get any benefits, Asia, with its rapidly developing economy, became their first choice for cooperation.

Under the slogan that socialism will not trap lazy people, after one or two years of welfare cuts, the Soviet Union has basically completed the shortcomings caused by a high welfare society. In order to create jobs that can stimulate economic development and provide jobs for the people, the Soviet government encouraged For the development of factories and companies, certain government subsidies have been introduced. With the stimulation and demand of foreign trade, the Soviet Union's externally transformed economy began to operate. Even if there are still traces of the communist period in some areas, the situation is basically the same as that of its southern neighbor.

The transformation plan has been mostly completed, and Yanayev can finally breathe a sigh of relief. From 1991 to mid-1995, nearly four and six months of exploration and improvement allowed the Soviet Union to survive the most difficult time, even if it faced Despite various factors such as the division of the franchising countries and political turmoil, Yanayev still stood firm and did not let the flag of socialism slowly fall from the Red Square.

"The war will not stop until the enemy dies." Yanayev said to Surkov. "Now is the time to let them know what the superiority of the socialist system is. Comrade Surkov, this is a A long-term propaganda and public opinion offensive, even if you are no longer in the position of Propaganda Minister, I hope your successor can stick to this plan. "

Yanayev put his hands on the table. The complicated political affairs in the past few years have made him suffer from symptoms of mental and physical exhaustion, but he knows very well that he cannot fall now. He has not seen Europe bow to the Soviet Union, and the former power of Eastern Europe has returned to Moscow. before embracing. Yanayev is still the helmsman of the huge ship that is the Soviet Union.

As long as he is alive, the Soviet Union will make further progress on the difficult and bumpy road to recovery.

"A long-term public opinion offensive plan? Is it the previous policy of Red-Europe? Inciting workers to demonstrate, subvert their country, and even carry out internal riots and assassinations when the country is unstable? These things are in Helu It has proved to be ineffective during the Xiaofu and Brezhnev periods, especially after the establishment of the regime. On the contrary, it almost suffered a European counterattack during the Hungarian crisis and the Prague Spring.”

"Now, the original Eastern European countries have been disappointed with communism, after Gorbachev's bad policies. They no longer believe in our system. Of course, the global economic downturn in recent years has also made them yearn for it. Liberalism remains skeptical."

"So the Soviet economy must become strong, and the people's living standards must also improve. The foreign exchange earned by the Soviet Union through arms trade every year is not used for the corruption of the bureaucratic class, but is truly implemented to the people and to the greatness of socialism. During construction, when we have an economy more prosperous than the United States, and when our actual living standards truly surpass those of Americans, that is when the great socialist dream will be realized.”

"Not engaging in an arms race and focusing on economic development has indeed reversed various mistakes made by the previous two leaders. We did not lose because of the system, but because the heavy burden crushed the economy. Just like all kinds of high expenditures in the past, in order to show our superiority, we carried out large-scale implementation for the people. All kinds of expensive benefits have accelerated the pace of military construction in order to achieve the goal of spreading red flags all over the world, but neglected the most basic economic construction. When we look back, we find that the fragile lower-level buildings support the crumbling upper-level politics. This is simply digging your own grave, and death does not belong to communism.”

Death does not belong to communism.

Surkov chewed on this sentence repeatedly, and he vaguely found the foothold of the public opinion war from Yanayev's remarks. Surkov raised his head and saw Yanayev looking at him with encouraging eyes. At this moment, he felt the weight of the mission on his shoulders become a little heavier.

"In line with the development of the Soviet Union's economic construction, the theme of propaganda focuses on this point. We must let the West, let the free world, the war-torn Middle East, and economically difficult South America see this, and let people all over the world know that, Poverty does not belong to communism, we will create a truly great socialist country.”

The fire of idealism still burned in Yanayev's heart. He did not give up his ultimate ideal because of reality. Over the years, he has been exploring the balance between the two systems. The imperfect system alone cannot guarantee the development of society. Roosevelt's New Deal, Deng's Theory, etc. The exceptions are a summary of the balance between socialism and capitalism.

Based on the different national positions, Yanayev is also improving the Soviet Union's new economic theory. After modifying some shortcomings in Lenin's new economic policy, such as strengthening the government's supervision of the market and ensuring the implementation of various laws, , increased the implementation of market liberalization, and formed a socialist market economy in the Soviet Union.

"I know." Surkov has already formed a draft in his mind. He knows where to focus on the future propaganda, the booming economy of the Soviet Union after the crisis, and the significant improvement in people's living standards. No longer focus on strong military force in the external propaganda offensive, although the Soviet Union's military strength still maintains a high momentum.

The red polar bear put away his huge claws, put on a suit and tie, showing the politeness of the aristocracy in the Romanov period, hiding the knife in his sleeves, and looking at Hans the cat, John Bull and Gallic rooster with a smile.

Just as Surkov was about to turn around and leave, Yanaev suddenly called him. Surkov turned around and saw Yanaev smiling and said to him, "Do a good job, Comrade Surkov. In the future, when we old guys in the Politburo retire, the future will be yours. The future of the Soviet Union still depends on you."

"I hope that in my lifetime, the people of the Soviet Union can see a strong motherland." (To be continued.)