Soviet Union 1991

First update

Berlin in this season is silent in the snow, and the conspiracy continues to ferment in the gloomy sky.

Even when he went to Brandenburg in the freezing cold, Dobrynin did not show a moment of hesitation. As a secret Soviet ambassador, he maintained the fine line between Moscow and the East German government. He was also an important figure to ensure that the two countries could reach a consensus in the shortest time.

The German Democratic Renaissance Party needs to be in power, and the Kremlin Central Committee also hopes that the other side will be in power. According to Yanayev's idea, even if the United States destroys the European Union according to its own calculations, he may face a more terrible opponent. A terrible alliance.

Dobrynin felt that the atmosphere in Berlin had become very subtle. Under the control of the Democratic Renaissance Party, everything became orderly. Although the rebuilt Berlin International Airport was still crowded with people, it seemed that the war had not changed. Even with the escort of special reception staff, he still saw soldiers with live ammunition patrolling inside the airport, and the posted notices stated that it was strictly forbidden to wear black robes and beards.

Some people who didn't know the truth tried to protest, but when they were about to speak, they were scared back by the muzzle of the gun that was raised an inch. Since the Democratic Renaissance Party came to power in East Germany, violent crimes in Germany have dropped by nearly 50%. None of them were caused by foreign refugees, because they had been expelled to the land in the west.

The voice of the Democratic Renaissance Party is getting louder and louder, even if other parties' polls in the media promote the ugliness of East German tyranny and their anti-human rights views. However, it is like adding fuel to the fire, and the support rate of the Renaissance Party is unprecedentedly high.

Kohl and his colleagues despaired that Germany was sliding into an abyss that they could not control.

And Krenz, who was sitting in front of Dobrynin, was full of joy and regarded foreign immigrants as the number one enemy in Germany. Although the slogan of expelling them from the country was radical, it won nearly 30% of the votes for the Democratic Renaissance Party. Many people from the lower classes of society believed that Krenz spoke their minds.

"Refugees must die!"

The speed at which radical slogans spread in East Germany was even more exaggerated than the plague. It would not be long before the arrogant refugees would be horrified to find that they were surrounded by angry people from all directions.

What Krenz wanted to see was such a centripetal force.

"Winning the election is not an easy thing. According to the rules of the capitalist game, we still need more capital investment, public opinion propaganda, TV speeches, and even pressure on political opponents. Will Moscow support us as always?"

Krenz smiled and looked at the other party, hoping to get a prepared answer from him.

"Of course, Moscow always keeps its word."

Dobrynin threw an envelope in front of him, "You know that only we can use the resources of a national intelligence agency to collect black materials on all your political opponents. If the materials inside are spread out, it will be enough for Kohl to be examined by the Supreme Court. There are also a series of candidates such as the Republican Party and the Social Democratic Party. Although some of them do not have sufficient evidence, some scandals are enough to ruin their reputation. Well, maybe this is the best way for you to threaten them."

Krenz took out the photos inside and glanced at them, revealing a knowing smile.

"Thank you, my friend. The Democratic Renaissance Party will never let Yanayev down."

The cunning politician can speak nonsense seriously. How can Dobrynin, who has been fighting with the West for most of his life, not understand this truth. He ignored the other party's goodwill and asked directly.

"Has the German Democratic Renaissance Party considered the bargaining chips proposed by the Soviet Union?"

Krenz narrowed his eyes and filled the coffee cup in front of the other party.

"My friend, do you know that the proposed condition will change the whole of Europe and even the world? This means that we have to choose between the Soviet Union or the United States." Dobrynin sneered, "When they tried every means to join the Mediterranean Alliance, the United States had already made a choice. They just wanted to make the European Union never peaceful. Kohl wanted to establish a unified European community and challenge the United States' hegemony in international exchange rate settlement with the euro, but you didn't think that the other party would let you get what you want. The interest relationship between major powers is inherently complicated. Now France has kicked the European Union away for its own little thoughts. Do you still want to continue?" The emotion that originally appeared on Krenz's face gradually faded, replaced by an expressionless face. Permeated with a chilling light. After coming out of prison, his will was not worn down, and the excellent qualities of a national leader were soon revealed. "Listen to my advice, Comrade Krenz. This is my advice to you as a former party member. Give up the idea of ​​standing in the same strategic position as the United States. Europe is Europe for Europeans, and a group of North American country bumpkins are not qualified to exercise dominance. When the three old powers on the European continent unite, the evil financial axis represented by Britain and France is no match for us at all."

"I will."

Krenz stood up, took out a badge from his trouser pocket and placed it in front of Dobrynin.

It was a medal with a hammer and sickle symbol, an old item from the former East German era.

"Germany has never forgotten its hatred for America. And East Germany's revenge will not end. The coming to power of the German Democratic Renaissance Party is just the first step. Next, we will transform the weak and incompetent Confederation into a truly powerful "empire."

When Dobrynin heard the word "empire", his eyelids subconsciously jumped. He remembered Hitler's gloomy face, which even overlapped with Krenz in front of him.

"I hope you won't make historical mistakes."

Dobrynin asked the translator to translate this sentence to the other party without changing it.

Krenz, who heard the hidden meaning, stared at Dobrynin's eyes and replied affirmatively, "Historical mistakes? Military expansion? This joke is not funny at all. It is an outdated trick of World War II. Imagine if Europe is strong enough, we can change the current established rules."

Dobrynin could hear what the other party said. What the other party said was dissatisfaction with the US dollar hegemony system, and even more anger at the current situation in Germany. They were originally a powerful country in Europe, not a dog tied by the neck by the free world, nor a poor cow.

"I hope that Senator Krenz will be successful in the election."

Dobrynin extended his hand and shook hands with Krenz.

Although the other party's answer was very nice, he still had an ominous premonition. I don't know if it's too much, but I always feel that the Kremlin and the KGB are not cooperating with Germany, but training a European watchdog against Americans.

He shook his head and rejected the idea in his mind.

"If Germany can rise, it may not be a good thing for the United States. It seems that the European situation will continue to be chaotic for a while."

"Wait and see the show." (To be continued.)