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Chapter 1043: The Cowardice of the Northern Country! (First update, please subscribe)
The winter of 1955 and 1956 was very cold!
It was hot too.

No one knows how far the tension between Southeast Asia and the Soviet Union will develop, but what is certain is that neither Southeast Asia nor the Soviet Union has any intention of making concessions. Both sides accuse each other of being peace destroyers through radio and television, and at the United Nations General Assembly, they attack each other head-on.

When the Soviets said they would send a fleet to the Mediterranean to support Egypt in resisting aggression, the South China Sea said it would send an air force to Hungary to help the Hungarians resist aggression. Although it seemed like a back-and-forth fight, people with a keen sense of smell could see that they were just talking nonsense.

Because the coalition forces in Egypt had stopped the attack, the Soviet army in Hungary also stopped the attack, and even allowed foreign aircraft to transport "humanitarian aid" to Budapest through the airport.

However, at the same time, in addition to displaying the MiG-11 bomber and intercontinental missiles at the Red Square parade on November 7, Khrushchev specifically mentioned in his speech that the Soviet Union was under threat from German revanchism, and that some countries influenced by the remnants of the Nazis had become accomplices of the German revanchists. In the future, the Soviet Union will use the most resolute and decisive means to deal a devastating blow to the German revanchists and neo-Nazis.

Which country is that certain referring to?
Everyone knew it very well - yes, it was Nanyang.

Nanyang’s response to Khrushchev’s speech at the Revolution Festival was direct, directly quoting Fatty Qiu’s prediction - if the Nazis return one day, they will definitely return under the banner of anti-Nazis.

For a moment, the accusation of who is a neo-Nazi was once again heard from afar.

"What is a neo-Nazi? That guy is a Nazi!"

In his office in the Kremlin, Khrushchev dropped the report in his hand and said:

"That place was filled with all kinds of Nazis. They worked in Nanyang's government, helped train the army, and continued to conduct human experiments in hospitals. Their factories and universities were full of Nazis. People said that Nanyang's rise was like a miracle. Even the Americans were bragging about it, saying, 'Nanyang is using their success to tell the world that our model is the best and most successful. As long as people are willing, they can also continue to rise like Nanyang...'"

In fact, in the past few years, the one who boasted the most about Nanyang was not Nanyang itself, but the United States and other Western countries. The economic miracle created by Nanyang not only attracted the attention of the whole world, but also gave the United States an opportunity to promote it. They boasted to the world through the radio about how Nanyang built a series of cities from a tropical rainforest, and how it transformed from a place that only exported rubber, wood, sago, sugar and other agricultural products into a modern industrial country, which could not only export various modern industrial products, but also manufacture large merchant ships, jet airliners, fighter jets and other various modern machines. They even made atomic bombs and sent satellites into space. Even the United States needed technical support from Nanyang in this regard.

Moreover, in Nanyang, they even provide housing, pension insurance, and medical insurance to all citizens, not just in name, but in reality. Such brilliant achievements cannot but attract the attention of the whole world. It is precisely because of this that Nanyang, as the "third largest economic power in the world", has become the most beautiful boy in the Western world.

Therefore, Nanyang became the best proof of the superiority of the Western world. Even in the Soviet Union, many Russians knew that there was a Nanyang in Southeast Asia, and they created the Nanyang miracle!

Faced with such a Nanyang, it would be a lie for Khrushchev to say that he was not jealous. In fact, his emotions became complicated whenever he thought of the detached small houses that Nanyang provided to everyone. It was this year, under his leadership, that the Soviet Union began to provide the public with apartment buildings of only a few dozen square meters. However, in Nanyang, that kind of apartment... was just a transitional temporary residence.

Nanyang… has really become the most popular card played by the Western world. The Nanyang lifestyle is also what people yearn for.

What's even more hateful is that Nanyang is very good at showing their lifestyle in movies and on television - this is definitely a true legacy of the Nazis. Those Germans are particularly good at propaganda, and many of them are Goebbels' disciples. They know very well that repetition is power, and a lie repeated a hundred times will become the truth.

Nazi!

Those people are a bunch of Nazis!
"But they never told the truth!"

Khrushchev turned around, looked at Mikoyan and others, and said in a somewhat excited tone:

"They never say that everything they created was created by the Nazis who escaped from Nazi Germany. The Nazis changed their appearance in that country and controlled Southeast Asia in another way. They created a miracle, but that miracle belonged to the Nazis and Germany. Even their hostility towards us today is due to this reason..."

"Nikita, do you mean German revanchism?"

Bulganin frowned and said nervously:
"If this is the case, we must be vigilant! Compared with NATO led by the United States, German revanchism poses the greatest threat to the Soviet Union!"

German revanchism is an unfamiliar term to countries outside the Soviet Union, but in fact, in the minds of the Soviet high-level officials - those who have experienced the Great Patriotic War and witnessed the shocking destructiveness of the war, they are more worried about Germany's revenge!
After all, it was only twenty years after the end of World War I that Germany exacted its revenge.

So what now?
If Germany retaliates again, how can the Soviet Union win the next war?
In addition to confronting the United States and Britain, they also established the Warsaw Pact to prevent the rise of German revanchism. Shortly after the establishment of the Warsaw Pact, the then Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union, Bulganin, half-jokingly and half-seriously asked, "If we go to war with German revanchism, how many troops can be sent to the European battlefield?" The other party said without blinking, "Ten million."

Hungarian Prime Minister Hegguš, who was present at the scene, was stunned.

Although it was just a simple conversation, it can be imagined that German revanchism has always been a concern for the Soviet high-level officials!

Regardless of whether German revanchism will rise or not, the Soviet high-level officials are very vigilant about this. After all, these guys all have post-traumatic stress disorder to varying degrees.

Now when Khrushchev mentioned Nanyang's connection with the Nazis, everyone became nervous. "Nikita, Nanyang, we must take him seriously!"

Bulganin said.

"If that is the center of the resurgence of German revanchism, it will be a very real threat to us! Hungary now may be the first step for them to invade the Soviet Union again! If we give in there, then their troops will appear there, and then invade our country in the near future!"

This is the most typical feature of post-traumatic stress disorder - there is always a kind of victim delusion.

Bulganin's worries made everyone feel nervous. This was what they were most worried about. In fact, they were not even worried about NATO - in their view, NATO was still constrained by the United States, but German revanchism was different. Once it arose, it would get out of control.

Now Nanyang... in the eyes of some of them, has become a wolf in sheep's clothing. If you tear off Nanyang's yellow skin, you will find the white heart of the Third Reich!
Faced with such threats, they are really nervous.

"But the problem now is that they just launched a missile! And it's carrying an atomic warhead!"

Mikoyan reminded from the side.

"And it's one million tons!"

Mikoyan's reminder prompted Khrushchev to speak.

"They used submarines to launch missiles from the North Pacific. Don't we have them? We do, too. We have missiles and submarines. If necessary, we can launch missiles from the South Pacific!"

Of course, Khrushchev didn't finish his words - their submarine missiles had a range of less than 1000 kilometers, which was far behind the 4500-kilometer long-range missiles in the South China Sea! More importantly, it could only carry 5 tons of atomic bombs.

Currently, only the R7 intercontinental missile can carry hydrogen bombs, but the RDCS-6C hydrogen bomb it carries weighs more than 5 tons, but its power is only a pitiful 40 tons. Although the Soviet Union has enlarged the size and charge of the RDCS-6C to increase its power, its weight exceeds 10 tons, which is far beyond the limit of the R7 ballistic missile. It can only be carried by the MiG-4 bomber. In other words, although the Soviet Union has hydrogen bombs, it cannot really threaten Nanyang. After all, bombers are easily intercepted-Nanyang not only has advanced fighters, but also advanced air defense missiles.

Moreover, in the subsequent discussions, they still failed to reach a consensus. The hardliners led by Malenkov, Motolov and others hoped to resolve the Hungarian issue immediately rather than delay it.

"If necessary, we have to do it. We have to solve the problem at hand!"

Malenkov's words prompted Khrushchev to ask back.

"How do we solve the problem now? Are we really going to launch nuclear missiles into the South Pacific?"

"Everyone knows this is impossible!"

Bulganin said that although his position seemed a bit tough, he was well aware of the cost of doing so.

"According to the intelligence we have so far, Nanyang has about 40-45 intercontinental missiles, all of which are equipped with enhanced atomic bombs of more than 80 tons. According to the intelligence obtained by our intelligence personnel in Nanyang, their missiles are now aimed at us. In addition, they also have two ballistic missile submarines equipped with 6 nuclear missiles with a range of more than 4000 kilometers and a warhead equivalent of more than 100 million tons. In terms of the number of intercontinental missiles, they exceed ours..."

As he said this, Khrushchev frowned, and then he asked in return.

"If we launch nuclear missiles at Nanyang, Nanyang will retaliate. Perhaps we can destroy Nanyang, but comrades, don't forget that they can also destroy us. Besides Nanyang, there are also the United States and Britain. They also have atomic weapons. After we are destroyed, they will win the world! Are we really willing to destroy ourselves at the cost of destroying Nanyang?"

Khrushchev's question made everyone fall silent. Having experienced the war, they knew very well how unprofitable such an exchange ratio was. This was not just a loss, but a loss of their entire fortune and lives!
After Malenkov and others left, Khrushchev couldn't help but complain loudly.

"Everyone said that we can't let the world see that the Western world has gained points in this crisis. They have the upper hand, but they completely ignore the fact that the enemies we are facing are not just Britain and France, but also Nanyang. Especially Nanyang, he is a complete lunatic! Do they really intend to destroy everything? For Hungary?"

But after saying this, Khrushchev finally calmed down. He took a puff of cigarette silently. Then, as if thinking about something, he said.

"We must resolve this crisis no matter what, Mikoyan, I want to write him a letter!"

(End of this chapter)