Struggle in Soviet Russia

Taking the Yong Road in front of the white office building as a playground for walking, Victor and Comrade Stalin walked back and forth on the stone-slab Yong Road, which is less than 100 meters long, talking about the nationality and the nationalization of Party members and cadres.

To be honest, Viktor wanted to talk about this issue in front of Comrade Stalin for a long time. He believed that during Comrade Stalin’s reign, any problems in the alliance had a chance to be turned around, because this leader had a position in the alliance that no one could disobey. The absolute authority of the Communist Party of China, any so-called vested interest group would not dare to raise any objections under his iron hand. Therefore, on the issue of the nationalization of Party members and cadres, as long as Comrade Stalin wants to change certain policies, he can change it. After he passed away, no matter who came to power next, I am afraid that it will not be perfect.

Regarding the issue of nationalization of party members and cadres, Viktor has already considered very comprehensively. After all, the articles he is going to publish in the newspapers have already been written, but they have not been sent out. Therefore, the issues he discussed in front of Comrade Stalin, It's also been conceived long ago, and there is no problem with logic or fluency.

However, after all, this was the first time he brought the national issue to Comrade Stalin to discuss, and his propositions and positions were obviously not in line with Comrade Stalin. In other words, he was actually trying to persuade Stalin. Comrade, let the other side accept his position and point of view.

Comrade Stalin's temper is definitely not very good. He is even a little irritable. When others disobey him, he often speaks harshly. If Comrade Stalin proves himself right in front of him, then the so-called "dictator" with a bad temper will indeed change his mind and accept correct advice. It is not easy for a national leader to be able to do this.

Victor also wanted to immediately persuade Comrade Stalin to accept his proposal, but he also knew that this was very unrealistic, at least he couldn't convince Stalin with just one mouth when he first talked about this issue Comrade, if Comrade Stalin changed his position so easily, I am afraid he would not be where he is today.

Furthermore, what is the ultimate goal that Victor wants to achieve on the issue of the nationalization of party members and cadres? In other words, if one day Comrade Stalin approves his proposal, what kind of policy does he hope to introduce to eliminate the problem of nationalization of party members and cadres?

According to Victor’s conception, in order to eliminate the problem of nationalization of party members and cadres, we must first change some of the alliance’s policies on ethnic issues. The party constitution and constitution, abolish the right of the union republics, autonomous republics and autonomous states to join or withdraw from the union by self-determination. Revise the rules for the appointment and removal of party members and cadres in the republics, autonomous republics, and autonomous prefectures. Party members and cadres who hold the post of first secretary in the republics, autonomous republics, and autonomous prefectures must not be appointed by people of their own nationalities, even in the republics, autonomous republics, and autonomous prefectures. Party members and cadres who hold important positions in the republic and autonomous prefecture cannot be held by those who grew up in the republic, autonomous republic and autonomous prefecture.

However, Victor is very clear that the "ultimate goal" he seeks cannot be approved by Comrade Stalin, at least for the time being. Therefore, he did not put it forward in today's talk, and he needs a more good timing.

For the third time, the two walked to the west end of Yong Road. The tobacco in Comrade Stalin's pipe was burned out. He touched his pocket and took out a very delicate tobacco pouch. Victor naturally reached out and took the tobacco pouch. He took over his pipe, filled the pipe with shredded tobacco, and continued the topic just now, saying: "Actually, I have been thinking about this issue for a while recently, and I have sorted out some related ideas. I plan to publish it in the form of an article in the Karelian Izvestia, but I have been staying in Moscow recently, so I haven't had time to arrange this."

Comrade Stalin seemed a little hesitant. After thinking about it, he said, "If the article is ready, you can send a copy."

"Okay," Victor nodded, returning the pipe and tobacco pouch.

"Besides," Comrade Stalin said, taking the things over, "taking into account the reality of the Karelia region, I do not recommend that you publish this article in the newspapers, as it is not conducive to the unity of the party, and of course, it is not conducive to the unity of the party. You start the next step in the Karelia region."

Having said that, he put the tobacco pouch back in his pocket, looked up at Victor, and smiled: "Although we have always emphasized the importance of unity within the party, we have always emphasized that discussions within the party should not involve personal feelings, but It is also obviously unscientific to ignore the question of human nature, so..."

The index finger of his right hand stretched out, nodded towards Victor's eyes, and said, "When doing local work, you should especially pay attention to the issue of unity within the party. Hehe, this is my experience."

Of course Viktor knew what Comrade Stalin meant by these remarks, and in fact, he had considered this question at the beginning, as the first secretary of the Karelian-Finnish Soviet Republic, if he openly appeared in the Karelian regional newspapers. On the other hand, criticizing the nationalization of local party members and cadres is likely to arouse dissatisfaction within the Karelian-Finnish Communist Party, which, as Comrade Stalin said, would definitely be detrimental to his subsequent work.

However, Victor also has his own considerations. In his opinion, this kind of public criticism is not a way to establish personal authority. As long as he can gain support in Moscow, he can use this public criticism to target Sexual adjustment of some people's work, which is undoubtedly beneficial for him to open up the work situation.

But since Comrade Stalin suggested that he should not publish this article in the newspapers, but let him read his copy first, this shows that Comrade Stalin will not give unprincipled support on this issue. His, and without the support of Comrade Stalin and the Moscow Central Committee, Viktor's confidence will certainly be insufficient.

"Yes, on this issue, it is true that I lacked comprehensive consideration." Without insisting on his own point of view, Victor made a light concession, he said, "I will be more cautious on this issue."

"Well," Comrade Stalin nodded with satisfaction, and immediately raised his hand to touch his pocket.

Once again, Victor took out the match first and lit the pipe in his mouth for him.

"That's right," after taking a breath, Comrade Stalin seemed to have suddenly thought of something. He took off his pipe and asked, "How is your personal problem being solved? Are there any girls that Andrick chose? of?"

Victor smiled and said nonchalantly: "I had a crush on one before, but Comrade Andrei Andreyev obviously screwed up something, he added a girl with a questionable identity, unfortunately The thing is, I fell in love with her for the first time."

"Oh?" Comrade Stalin was stunned for a moment, then smiled, "Rosaalia is indeed a very good girl. I heard that at Moscow University, she has many suitors."

"Do you understand her situation?" Victor asked with a surprised expression.

"Of course she is Alexander Ivanovich's daughter," said Comrade Stalin, nodding, glancing at Victor, "in 1922, I was with Alexander Ivanovich in Sur in Sur Gut worked together for a while, hehe, he was a kid at that time, a kid full of energy, rash and impulsive."

Victor pursed his lips and said nothing.

"This guy has indeed made a mistake," Comrade Stalin began to step back and continued, "This is directly related to his character."

Shrugging his shoulders, he added: "However, we cannot arbitrarily require every comrade not to make mistakes. The key is how comrades who have made mistakes deal with their mistakes, as long as they can recognize their mistakes and are willing to correct them. Comrades, we always have to give them a chance to get back on track."

"You're right," Victor nodded, but as he said that, many people flashed through his mind, who obviously didn't get the chance to get back on track.

"Aleksandr Ivanovich has written me many letters over the past few years," Comrade Stalin continued, "he did recognize his mistake, I think it is clear, so I agree with Andrik We really should give this young comrade a chance.”

Victor nodded again, and now he at least confirmed one thing, that is, the fact that Rosalia's photo appeared in the envelope, Comrade Stalin was aware of it, and to consider it at a deeper level, perhaps Andreyev introduced him to Comrade Stalin knew the specific situation of each of his people, which is very likely.

Judging from what Comrade Stalin said before, it is clear that Alexander Ivanovich had the opportunity to return to Moscow, and Comrade Stalin obviously did not object to his relationship with Alexander Ivanovich's daughter.

So, the question arises, if Alexander Ivanovich does return to Moscow, what will his position be? Why did Comrade Stalin not mind his association with this man's daughter?