Soviet Union 1991

First update

After the merger, the people of Germany did not feel any different from before. Even after the wall disappeared, relatives who had been separated for many years could finally see each other. But the West German people's fear of terrorism always lingered in their hearts, so much so that those who had worked in the East German police department were labeled as accomplices of the dictatorship. The worst part was that no matter what he applied for, he ended up being rejected.

These frustrated people are ostracized everywhere and find it difficult to integrate into the Western world, which becomes their nightmare. After being rejected when applying for jobs, these people with the label of executioner could only work in manual jobs, such as cleaners and porters, no matter what glamorous career you had in the East German government in the past. No wonder some East Germans complained, "Why was it that I could work as a nuclear physics engineer in a socialist country, but here I can only serve dishes in a hotel?"

The influx of Libyan refugees and Turks caused the East German people to lose their last hope. They divided welfare and endangered social security. Only then did the East German people realize that the original barriers had never disappeared, and the Federal Republic of Germany was using the refugees to further weaken The power of East Germany put them in a state of suppression both economically and politically.

In other words, this is just a continuation of the Cold War mentality between the two Germanys. They do not trust people who have worked in the East German government, and they also hold fear and suspicion towards them.

The Federal Republic of Germany's approach gave the East German people an opportunity to resist.

Krenz, who was about to go on trial, had a turning point. A delegation of lawyers from Switzerland was willing to help him fight this silent war for free. They believe that the Federal Government of Germany has adopted immoral means in this trial. They will supervise the government's trial and reserve the right to pursue unreasonable matters.

In an interview with reporters, a spokesperson for the legal team expressed his views on this incident, "The trial should be fair, and it cannot be because the other party is a high-level official of the East German government. The indicators of the trial are Justice and equality are the standards and dignity of the law, so we call again that Krenz cannot represent what the government did, and we should treat it dialectically and differently."

Behind the majestic speeches of the lawyers' delegation was the support of the Soviet government. No one knew that the financial backer behind this so-called lawyers' delegation was the newly established "**International" and the left wing represented by the opposition to the West. Alliance of Communism.

The legal team was just a prelude to the campaign. The German newspaper also began to frequently report on the current situation of Krenz, the last leader of the former East Germany, implying that the federal government treated this socialist leader unfairly and unfairly. Man, pathos is the specialty of the Soviet Propaganda Department. They can portray Krenz as a tragic hero, and they can also compare the Federal Republic of Germany to a heinous "Nazi monster."

East German newspapers, which were already dissatisfied with Kohl's policies, began to frequently report on Krenz's achievements in governing East Germany, comparing his people's welfare policies before East Germany with the actions of the current West German federal government. stand up.

If Lafontaine was the most dangerous leader in all of Europe, then to the federal government, Krenz was the devil behind bars.

In the German Federal Prison, the handcuffed Krenz was taken out of the empty single cell by the guards. Only a narrow window could penetrate the sunlight and illuminate the dark corners. From the status of a national leader to As a prisoner, Krenz experienced both great joy and great sorrow. After the reunification of the two Germanys, he as a leader became a decoration. He lost his glamorous appearance and the privileges of the leader of the ruling party. He was only accompanied by the accusation of executioner and the betrayal and separation after 1989.

The corridors of the federal prison were silent and long, just like the road to power he had walked and the brief glory it had brought to him.

"Who will come to meet me?" Krenz asked the prison guard next to him, but received only a silent response. Krenz smiled bitterly. This was destined to be a trial for him alone. It was only about stance and there was no right or wrong.

Krenz was taken into a narrow single room, where a young man in a suit and tie was waiting for him. Seeing Krenz being brought in, the young man stood up quickly, stretched out his hand and said with a smile, "Hello, Krenz Sir, this is the Swiss legal delegation. My name is De La Ville. As Krenz’s attorney, we are conducting this lawsuit. Based on our previous analysis, we believe that the lawyer responsible for Mr. Krenz has some, well, how should I put it, unethical issues, so we want to talk to Mr. Krenz today. Make suggestions to replace the current attorney.”

"But I don't know you, and I don't even have the money in my pocket to pay for a lawyer." Krenz said helplessly. Although he was also the leader of the country back then, he is now penniless and can only be at the mercy of others.

De La Ville assured the other party that there was no need to worry about funding. He stretched out a finger in front of Krenz and said, "There is no need to worry about the seven-digit lawyer litigation fees. Our lawyer delegation has strong financial resources behind it." Lord help us to win this war. We are only responsible for winning this lawsuit. As for your words, if we follow our words, there will be no problem."

"Actually, I'm more curious about who is the financial backer behind you?" Krenz asked, spending so many years in federal prisons made him forget what the outside world looked like.

"We never abandon our comrades, and our revolution has not failed. There are still people who insist on our ideals, Davarich."

The man in front of him suddenly changed his accent, and finally answered Krenz's question in Russian.

The familiar Davaric made Krenz feel complicated, and he subconsciously replied to Delavelle's greeting in Russian. He also roughly understood who the financial backer behind this lawyer delegation was.

"Hello, comrade, I'm glad to see you here again."

The dead heart began to burn again, Krenz raised his head, and there was a different light in his eyes. East Germany collapsed, the socialist camp was gone, and the Soviet Union, as a model, also weakened. Everyone regarded the leader of East Germany as a discarded pawn, but they didn't expect that six years later, someone would still remember him as a discarded pawn. And it was only six years later.

"The Soviets have never forgotten their allies. Listen, Comrade Krenz, now there is a very critical task for you. The success or failure of East Germany is in your own hands, so will you accept or refuse?"

"I want to know what the task is?"

"We will release you without charge, and you will take on the important task of liberating East Germany."

In Krenz's shocked eyes, Delavelle answered him very calmly. (To be continued.)