At this time, the situation in the Asian theater was actually more severe than that in Europe.

Because in Europe, Britain, France, and the Soviet Union, which had the support of the United States and Wa, had almost exhausted the veterans of the Germans.

Soviet Russia, in particular, firmly held back a large number of the main forces of Germany.

To this end, Adolf had already transferred Rommel to France.

But this is the final struggle.

Rommel will be doomed in vain to be crucified to Calais and sit back and watch the collapse of Normandy.

This is a dead end, unless the Germans withdraw the troops on the Eastern Front, which in turn will lead to a long Russian drive.

Although Britain, France and Germany are feuding, they still have a relative honeymoon period in terms of history, and they belong to similar ideologies.

Not so in Soviet Russia.

As soon as Russia entered Germany ...

Therefore, in the hearts of Germany, it can be said that it would rather lose the base camp than let the Russians come.

This kind of endless cycle is basically unsolved in the world, unless going back in time, Adolf did not go to fight Soviet Russia, or did not postpone the fight for four months, and was able to solve the opponent before winter came.

But that's just an assumption that the other side is very, very incompetent.

In a real sense, aside from the position of justice.

Adolf or directly join forces with Soviet Russia to clean up Britain, and then fight.

At that time, Britain was bound to be defeated, then the Cold War would break out between Germany and the Soviet Union, and the United States would continue to wander between the two sides.

It would have been wiser for Adolf to stop the attack on France as soon as possible, digest the entire continent on the spot, gather all resources, and assume a defensive posture against Britain and Russia, rather than attacking Britain and Russia at the same time.

He did this at the time, how inflated was this Nima?

Then he could even go back and swallow Italy again and have the whole Mediterranean, so that there would be no subsequent cycle.

It's a pity that there are no ifs.

Thus the Third Reich collapsed.

The Allies were now relatively relaxed about the situation in Europe.

This is the direction of war determined by the productive forces.

In the era of hot weapons, individual skills and overall courage and determination are one aspect, but resources and equipment have also become decisive factors.

In the era of cold weapons, the former is more important, and the latter can also be obtained directly through plunder.

But at the moment, you have to get iron ore for a fart, you have to produce it into equipment, and there are more elaborate things in it.

Therefore, it is unlikely that there will be a horseback empire like the Mongols in this era.

This is why the fierce northern barbarians became more and more difficult to threaten the rich regions in later years.

In view of this situation, Joseph in 41 made more than one request to join forces with Germany, but both Churchill and Meiwa had the intention of consuming them.

The Russians were naturally unhappy, but what could they do?

Feeling the resoluteness of the Western barriers, Joseph finally gave up his unrealistic illusions, and while he struggled to secure the gateway to Europe, he finally began to look to the East.

But that's why he sat in Tehran himself instead of coming here.

Suffice it to say that the Cairo Conference in history was devoted to the interests of the Far East, while the Tehran Conference was devoted to the interests of Europe.

The Yalta Conference decided the post-war world pattern and laid the groundwork for the Cold War.

The current situation has a profound impact on the mentality of every Alliance.

For example, the floating United Kingdom.

Churchill, who was still blocked by Adolf, thought that he was slightly one level behind the second dog, and when Tony came here, he greeted him and asked his permanent undersecretary for the Foreign Office, Judgan, to be in charge of negotiations.

His focus was on Tehran, and if Roosevelt hadn't been here, he would have wanted to leave now.

After all, the second dog, Joseph, didn't come.

Churchill was a man of good face.

And with the clarity of the war situation and the decline of France, the British already had the idea of taking the opportunity to "cheer up".

Of course, they have to pick up soft persimmons.

So Judgan first tested Tony's tone, Tony has always adhered to Wakanda's foreign stance and does not participate in the internal affairs of other countries, provided that you are good to me.

It does not involve the vested interests and former interests of Europe and the United States, provided that you will share them with us in a business way.

In addition, he also has a mission, which is to bring Han Huaiyi's request to show his indifference to China at this moment.

This also conforms to the mainstream mentality of Europe and the United States, that is, to lock Soviet Russia, which is likely to become the Fourth Reich, in the direction of Asia.

So Judgan thought he knew it.

In particular, he confirmed a piece of news.

Wakanda refused to communicate privately with China and gave the Chinese a cane.

It is said that Xin Weiming's hands were shaking at that time.

However, Roosevelt and Xin Weiming had two detailed talks, the specific content of which is unknown, but this did not exceed Britain's expectations.

The Americans' investments in the Far East and Southeast Asia are not small, and it is normal for them to hold on to their interests.

It was against this background and atmosphere that the meeting on the morning of the 22nd, which was mainly devoted to the discussion of Far Eastern affairs, was held.

Everyone was entangled in all kinds of issues about the Japanese occupation zone, and Tony just watched.

Xin Weiming, who was present at the meeting, was worried when he saw his indifferent attitude and sometimes indifferent eyes.

After another day of ink, on the afternoon of the 23rd, Judd, who thought he had a number in his heart, came up and went straight to the point.

He believed that the other areas occupied by Japan in the draft declaration "should be deprived," with the exception of Manchuria, Taiwan, and Penghu, which stated that they should be "returned to China."

He therefore suggested that, for the sake of unanimity, Manchuria, Taiwan, and Penghu should also be changed to "must be abandoned by Japan."

It's a play on words, and it's also a foreshadowing of interests.

Can Japan's abandonment be the same as the return of China? What are you going to do?

Tony still looked at it with a blank face, and he also wanted to see what was going on with these people in his father's homeland.

At this time, Chinese representative Wang Chonghui stood up and retorted: "The whole world knows that World War II was caused by Japan's invasion of northeast China, and if the Cairo Declaration only said that Manchuria, Taiwan, and Penghu should be abandoned by Japan without saying which country should be returned, the Chinese people and the people of the world would be puzzled." ”

This is a very positive and sharp statement.

Tony nodded secretly, then looked at Judgan and thought to himself, Nima was dead.

Well, the litter raised by the second dog is actually very bad.

Judd hurriedly argued: "The words 'Manchuria, Taiwan, and Penghu' in the draft are already marked with the words "the land that Japan has seized from China," and it is self-evident that after Japan gives up, it will be returned to China. ”

This is taking people for fools.

In fact, when it comes to this, everyone knows what Britain is going to do, and the faces of the Chinese are dark.

"If the Cairo Declaration does not explicitly declare the return of these lands to China, but uses vague language, then the goal of uniting countries to fight together and fight aggression will not be clearly reflected," Wang argued. The Cairo Declaration will also lose its value. ”

Judgan was about to force another beep, but Tony, who had not spoken, suddenly coughed.

The venue immediately fell silent.