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since 1910, finds itself in the zones of influence of two states that have defeated the samurai, as well as their social systems – the USA (South) and the USSR (North). Adherents of both schemes of building happiness are distributed in the country initially evenly, everyone wants to unite the country by all means, which predetermines the severity of the conflict. In the summer of 1950, feeling a threat from the North, the South Korean authorities were shooting from 100,000 to 200,000 adherents of the South Korean Workers’ Party, which they consider pro-communist; among the victims and their children. Behind these events, the US military is observed (and is being photographed) in the UN forces, which, in this case, conduct a policy of non-interference. Some efforts to protect political prisoners are undertaken by the British, raising this issue on a diplomatic level.
…A new friend, the head of the communist government, Kim Il Sung, assures Stalin that people in South Korea are just waiting to overthrow the Seoul regime in conjunction with North Korean troops. The Supreme Commander gives permission. The initial strength of the parties: North Korea – 175,000 people, 150 T-34 tanks, 172 combat aircraft. South Korea: 93,000 people, small arms, a dozen light combat training planes. The result of the fighting that began on June 25: Seoul is captured, but his government manages to escape, employing 90% of all Korea.
Gathering strength, the UN and South Korean troops strike back. Now they have about 200,000 people, 500 tanks, 1,600 guns, 1,120 aircraft, and unlimited ammunition. By the end of September of the same year, Seoul was taken, and then Pyongyang, the capital of the DPRK. At the same time, Mao Zedong wants to try his armed forces against the capitalist forces, the leader of the Red China. He fully counts on carrying out a joint ground operation with the USSR, but as it turns out later, Stalin will provide only limited air support.
The Chinese armed forces, now called the «Chinese People’s Volunteers» strike the American units, then imitate a disorderly retreat, lure them out of fortified points and attack the flanks. Seoul was captured on January 4, 1951, the third time during the year. For Americans, the situation is how critical and offensive they are that they are seriously considering using nuclear weapons. To take Seoul in two months, the fourth time, we manage to do without this, but the commander-in-chief of the UN troops, Douglas MacArthur, who has shown desire, without demanding any special permission, to strike China with atomic charges, President Truman dismisses. The front line stabilizes on the 38th parallel, the parties to the conflict are preparing for new attacks, but there are changes in another high leadership: March 5, 1953, Stalin dies. The Presidium of the CPSU Central Committee votes to end the war, China loses support of the USSR and leaves Korea. The treaty (only) on the cease-fire was concluded on July 27, 1953, and the representative of the (very aggressive) South Korean side refused to sign it. At present, the demilitarized zone along the 38th parallel is guarded by North Korean troops, American and South Korean from the South. Losses of the parties on the average data: North Korea – 120 000 people, China – 350 000 (including Mao’s son), UN forces – 48 000, of which the USA – 38 000, and South Korea – 148 000.
Let’s notice, that inhabitants of DPRK practically practically know nothing about a role of China in protection of their country, and do not honor memory of the Chinese soldiers who have given for their lives.
Finale of life I.V. Stalin
This, too, is a kind of crisis, the peak of a hidden serious conflict. It makes sense to sum everything up right now. So, Joseph Vissarionovich begins a disagreement with the self-taught to think Politburo. In particular, Dzhugashvili believes; «… To eliminate the inevitability of wars, it is necessary to destroy imperialism» (although his position on this issue is, of course, much milder and more cautious than that of Leon Trotsky). Other «comrades,» secretly or explicitly leaning toward the idea of a completely peaceful coexistence of the two social systems.
To restore the victorious nation to the ground, Stalin is considering a new grandiose bloodletting.
The first role in the government apparatus is the soldering of Malenkov-Beria. The last of them actively conducts the atomic project, wishing first of all, as soon as possible, to get its «own» thermonuclear bomb, a weighty argument in party disputes. Hydrogen RDS-6 will be manufactured by August 1953, this experimental device is administered exclusively by Lavrenty Pavlovich.
Stalin suddenly realizes that, in the eyes of the former party apparatus, he gradually ceases to be a «god.» To test the reaction of the Central Committee, he writes a letter of resignation from the post of General Secretary, and this request, to the considerable surprise of Iosif Vissarionovich, is satisfied. Yes, since 1952 Dzhugashvili – officially – one of the ten ordinary secretaries of the Central Committee of the Communist Party. The first of them now is Malenkov.
Due to extreme suspiciousness, supported by provocations from Beria, Stalin orders to arrest his most loyal people – Poskrebyshev’s personal secretary and the excessively loving security chief, General Vlasik. Among the «agents of British intelligence», in addition to many other physicians, according to the denunciation of a certain Lydia Timashuk, a cardiologist, the personal physician of the leader, Academician of the Academy of Medical Sciences of the USSR Vinogradov and the head of the medical-sanitary administration of the Kremlin, P. Egorov. Dzhugashvili switches to self-care, choosing medications from a small home medicine chest by instinct.
The head of the Kremlin commandant’s office, General Kosynkin, and (definitely, at the behest of Stalin, in Lefortovo prison) die suddenly, the hero of the Crimean defense, the editor of Pravda, the head of the Political Department, the minister of State Control Lev Mehlis.
In the Far East, since 1934, the «Jewish Autonomous District» has been organized – people of Jewish nationality are supposed to be sent there (according to another version – to Central Asia).
The Politburo is convinced that a new large-scale purge is being prepared, which in general terms repeats the events of the «Congress of the Victors» of 1934, and takes steps to defend itself. In the evening of the first of March, 73-year-old, but quite cheerful Stalin, after a feast with Malenkov, Beria, Bulganin and Khrushchev, overtakes apoplexy (cerebral hemorrhage). Lying on the floor of the leader of the party members do not dare to disturb, and quickly leave for home. Only on the second day the doctors of the «third echelon» arrive to the patient.
On March 5th Stalin dies.
According to the second, rather plausible version, voiced by Ilya Ehrenburg, and later by some party leaders, Stalin was hit not at the dacha in Kuntsevo (the former estate of Count Orlov), but during the meeting of the Presidium of the CPSU Central Committee, in the Kremlin. Here the leader of the proletariat has an ultimatum: to stop the doctors’ business, to leave all kinds of Nazi ideas about the deportation of Jews. Stalin bursts out with foul language and threats, is about to call for Kremlin protection, but, having become perplexed, loses consciousness. Further, it is transported to Kuntsevo.
The third version. Beria’s assistant at a party at Stalin, splashes the leader in the face with ether, makes a few specific injections, and then appears at the bed of the «sick» already as a doctor, with the same drug, so that the «illness» looks as natural as possible.
The ninth of March will be a funeral. The procession to the Column Hall of the House of Unions is possible only on a certain route, all military entrances and exits block the military. People are pouring to the place of gathering on Trubnaya Square, so that heavy trucks are put on the brake. «There are no instructions to remove the car,» insist the officers of the state security. The crushed bodies, with some exceptions, are taken out of town and buried in one common grave.
In total, about a thousand people die at the funeral of V. I. Dzhugashvili.
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