On a spring night, Natalie Lesinskaya walked through the spacious, imposing, clean, but somewhat depressed streets of Berlin, dressed up very fashionably, as if she were a laid-back lady.
But if anyone gets closer, it is not difficult to find that between the beautiful eyes and eyebrows of this noble lady, there is always a faint sadness.
Natalie was not grieving for the German Bolsheviks, who were likely to be suppressed by the fascists, she knew that their lives were not in much danger, at least far less than the Bolsheviks and Trotskyists in Poland in the Soviet Union.
A figure of the level of Natalie Lesinskaya, and also a person who has been engaged in trade and intelligence abroad for a long time, the personnel of the Soviet Foreign Trade Company abroad are half intelligence officers, almost half Cheka, and she certainly knows how terrible places such places as the Cheka headquarters in Lubyanka Square and the famous labor camp of the Sorovitsky Monastery are.
Although she never inquired about the Poles who had disappeared in her circle of life, there were many Poles, but most of them seemed to have disappeared into thin air, but she knew where they had gone.
For a long time, especially after she was exiled, she carried a suitcase with her, which always contained a few clean clothes and toiletries, which were needed in prison, she had no relatives in the Soviet Union, her parents were long gone, and there was only one brother who was a local lord in Poland.
Therefore, she had to prepare some necessities for prison herself.
Because she estimated that her "crimes" were not enough to be shot, in fact, not many people were shot or deported in the Soviet Union under the "highest security measures".
The vast majority of the arrested "reactionaries" were sent to the labor camps scattered throughout the Soviet Union, and more and more of them were engaged in all kinds of production, which was becoming an integral part of the Soviet economy At a time when the entire Soviet Union was suffering from hunger, it was very difficult to survive in the labor camps.
Therefore, she also knew that she could not live in a place like Sorowsky with a suitcase of "prepared goods".
There, she thought, the only thing she could use was her beauty and body A revolutionary who was once ready to sacrifice everything for the liberation of all mankind actually planned to save his life by selling himself to the guards of the labor camp for a long time.
Natalie Lesinskaya's eyes were already full of tears, and finally she couldn't help but cry on the road.
"Natalie, what's wrong with you" was the secretary of the Western European Bureau of the Third International in the secret office of the Third International in Berlin.
Dimitrov, a Bulgarian Communist, saw the red-eyed Lesinskaya and asked with concern.
"Oh, I miss the Soviet Motherland."
Natalie pulled out a silk handkerchief and wiped her tears.
"Is it" Dimitrov is less than 50 years old and looks very personable.
And he is full of energy, and he is a veteran revolutionary.
As early as 1902, he joined the Bulgarian Social Democratic Labor Party and was one of the first Bolsheviks in Bulgaria and the entire Balkans.
In addition, he was a "Greater Balkanist", and as early as July 1915 he led the organization of a Balkan Social Democratic Union.
It was hoped that after the victory of the revolution would form a Balkan Union state.
"I've met Comrade Thälmann" Dimitrov didn't care about Natalie's mood anymore, but asked about the job, Natalie now worked as a liaison and other things, and the liaison with the German Bolshevik Party was her business.
Dimitrov himself had a very typical Balkan face, very different from the Germans, and it was inconvenient for him to meet the German parliamentarian Thälmann frequently.
And Natalie is a blonde beauty.
Although she is Polish, her ancestors were members of the Shinra House of Nobles, and she has intermarried with German nobles for generations, so she is very German.
And her German is very good, there is no problem in pretending to be a German.
For her to meet with the big names of the German Bolsheviks, even if she is targeted by spies, it is at most a piece of lace news.
"They intend to work with the Social Democrats to expose the plot of the Nazi Juncker group to issue paper money, and then mobilize the masses to hold a general strike to force the parliament to pass a no-confidence motion and bring down the Nazi Fatherland People's Party coalition government."
This is a game of parliamentary democracy, and the opposition parties are causing chaos to the ruling party.
Bring down the ruling party and replace it with yourself.
However, the German Bolshevik Party was not a formal parliamentary party, and the Nazi Party and the Juncker officer corps were not honest parliamentary political players.
"Thälmann they thought things too easily, and the Nazis and Juncker would not be willing to lose."
Dimitrov shook his head, "But there's nothing better to do now.
In Germany, it was always the reactionary forces that had the absolute preponderance.
And" As soon as he said this, he was interrupted by one of his assistants, a Bulgarian Bolshevik named Tanev.
"Comrade Dimitrov, look out the window, there is a fire in the direction of the Reichstag, it seems to be on fire" "The Reichstag is on fire," Natalie Lesinskaya looked around.
In the direction of the Capitol building to the east, there was indeed a blazing sky.
"How could that kind of place burn up" Dimitrov shook his head, "Maybe it's a conspiracy" "Comrade Dimitrov, should we transfer" asked Natalie Lesinskaya.
"No, we don't have to hide, but Thälmann they'd better dodge" When the Reichstag was on fire, Ernst Thälmann, leader of the German Bolshevik Party, was at the home of Hermann Müller, the leader of the German Social Democratic Party, discussing cooperation with the other party.
The contradictions between the German Social Democratic Party and the Bolshevik Party have a long history, so that the two parties holding high the banner of socialism are basically political enemies, and they seldom act in unison, and even if they act in unison, they do not cooperate, but happen to share the same views on certain issues.
For example, he opposed the "Generals' Cabinet" to expand the army without authorization.
However, after the formation of the coalition government of the Nazi Party, the Fatherland People's Party, the relationship of concerted action between the Social Democrats and the Bolshevik Party disappeared.
"Ernst, they are saving Germany, and they have had some success.
If we now resort to radical means of struggle, then Germany is finished. ” Hermann Müller, a former chancellor himself, had extensive experience in governing and knew that the economic course of the Nazi Party could be successful.
They also knew what the consequences would be of destroying the credibility of the Mark again, and that the consequences would certainly be beyond the control of the Social Democrats, and in the end Germany could only be saved by adopting a fully planned economy similar to that of the Soviet Union.
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In this way, it was only the Bolshevik Party that could be in power "Monsieur Müller," said Ernst Thälmann, looking a little anxious, "their approach may save the German economy for the time being, but that is creating an even greater catastrophe, and the demand created by printing money is not a real demand, but a new world war, and the current economic surplus is due to the defects of the capitalist system, the inevitable result of the exploitation of surplus value, and the only way out is to implement a Soviet-style socialist system."
"That's a way," Hermann Müller glared at Thälmann, "we all know that there is no surplus in the Soviet Union."
These words are almost a satire of the Soviet Union, and now the Soviet Union is experiencing a second time.
Although the Soviet government tried its best to block information in this regard, the German upper echelons were well aware of what was happening in the Soviet Union, after all, trade between the Soviet Union and Germany was too frequent, and tens of thousands of German engineers and technicians were now stationed in the Soviet Union normally.
"The Soviet Union was just in a hurry," Thälmann said, "and there was absolutely no need for us in Germany to do that, because we were already the second largest industrial country in the world, and for the 70 million German people, industry was sufficient, and now the question was how to distribute the product fairly, and not use printed money to bring production into the military industry."
Mr.
Müller, you know that the Nazi Junkers are going to fight a world war, right?"
"No, I don't think so."
Hermann Müller said, "The lessons of the last world war are deep enough that, at least in our generation, there will be no more world wars in Europe."
However, Germany cannot be bullied, and the Ruhr crisis cannot and should not be repeated. ” Müller was in the cabinet during the Ruhr crisis and knows what it's like to be bullied by the French and Belgians.
In fact, the government of the Social Democrats was ousted by the atrocities of France and Belgium.
"So Germany must have the ability to defend itself, and I am completely in favor of expanding the army to 800,000 or 1 million."
He gritted his teeth and said, "Without this army, Germany would not have dignity" Thälmann knew that he could not convince the Social Democrats anymore, sighed, and was about to leave, when suddenly out of the corner of his eye came the faint light of fire in the sky outside the window.
"Mr.
Muller, it seems that something is on fire" Thälmann and Müller walked together to the balcony, where the fire had caught fire northwest of the apartment where Müller lived.
"It's a lot of the direction of the Capitol and the Presidential Palace."
"What," Thälman said to himself, "that kind of place is on fire, it's so careless."
"Accidentally" Hermann Müller glanced at Thälmann and shook his head slightly, "Ernst, I'm afraid things are not so simple, I think you better leave quickly, it's better to find a place to hide." ” "Hide" Thälman was stunned, "Why should I hide from me, but I am a member of Congress?"
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