Chapter 173 A Historic Meeting

"Paul Adrian Maurice Dirac, Erwin Schrödinger, Thomas Hunt Morgan... What does this Morgan do? I seem to have heard of him somewhere."

On December 10, 1933, the great Soviet leader Stalin was on his way from the Soviet Embassy in Norway to the Oslo City Hall to receive the Nobel Prize for Nobel Peace Prize. He held a list in his hand, which listed the names of scientists and writers who "won the prize" with him this year. He didn't know who gave it to him, Stalin didn't pay attention, but just took a look at it in the car, and found something wrong.

"Thomas Hunt Morgan is a reactionary!"

The Soviet People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs was sitting next to Stalin at this time. When he heard Stalin asking about Morgan, he quickly explained: "He is the Morgan of the capitalist Mendel-Morgan genetics school... The People's Commissariat of Foreign Affairs has lodged a solemn protest to the Nobel Prize Committee for Physiology and Medicine."

"Oh, then why did this Morgan win the prize?" Stalin asked with interest.

"Because he proposed the reactionary "Gene Theory." Litvinov said, "He believed that the heredity of organisms is determined by a substance called genes, and evolution comes from gene mutations... This view violates Marxism and denies the scientific conclusion that labor creates human beings, so it is reactionary."

Violating Marxism is not a small sin! In the Soviet Union, the Mendel-Morgan School of Genetics has long been defined and can never turn over. And Stalin was the one who finally defined this reactionary school! So he remembered the full name of Thomas Hunt Morgan.

"I remember it!" Stalin folded the paper in his hand and handed it to Litvinov, "The National Socialists like this Morgan very much... Morgan's views serve them."

Although Hirschmann did not agree with the promotion of racism, racism, nationalism, and nationalism are almost the same in Germany-many conceited Germans believe that their race is better than others, and the "excellent gene" theory just caters to them.

"Is this a conspiracy? The Germans are very influential in Sweden," Stalin asked somewhat unhappily, "They let the National Socialist biologists and I win the Nobel Prize together, which is equivalent to proving that National Socialism is more correct than Marxism."

Now the "truth struggle" between National Socialism and Marxism has become increasingly fierce. Under the promotion of the National Socialist International and Germany, many countries in Europe and America have seen the emergence of National Socialist political parties. And because the National Socialist ideology does not oppose private ownership and aristocracy, it has also been recognized by many high-level countries.

During the London Economic Conference in May, Hitler also made friends with British Prince Edward - the two had very similar views on nationalism and socialism, and Prince Edward also agreed with the view that Europe should unite against the United States.

In addition to making friends with Prince Edward, Germany also further gained the friendship of Zionism. Although the British once again rejected the proposal to establish a Jewish state in Palestine, they agreed to give more immigration quotas to allow Jews to settle in the designated areas of Palestine. At the same time, the proposal to build the "France-Borussia-Germany Highway" was also approved by France and Poland. As for the proposal to build the Middle East Railway, it was rejected by Britain, which was carefully guarding its colonies in the Middle East.

Now the French will build a highway from Paris to the Rhine region of Germany, and Poland will build a high-grade highway (not a highway) connecting Kiev-Warsaw-Germany's border. At the same time, the high-speed (high-grade) highways of France and Poland will be connected to the highways being built in Germany.

Through this road network, which seems very primitive in later generations, France can theoretically mobilize troops to reinforce Poland by long-distance highways when the Soviet Union invades Poland-this highway was actually started at the strong request of the Poles. Because of the existence of the "Right Bank Ukraine Issue", Piłsudski knew that Poland would never be "forgiven" by the Soviet Union.

The price of annexing the Right Bank Ukraine back then is that it now has to face a Soviet Union that is full of malice and is becoming increasingly powerful!

Therefore, this Polish dictator, whose health is getting worse day by day, is now unwilling to miss any opportunity to give Poland a little more security. While promoting the "Franco-German-Polish Highway Project", he is also actively seeking to resolve the western border issue with Germany. However, the swelling nationalism in Poland did not allow Piłsudski to immediately hand over Danze to Germany...

"Comrade Stalin, perhaps we can ask the Nobel Prize Selection Committee to award the 1934 or 1935 Physiology and Medicine Prize to Comrade Michurin." Litvinov said thoughtfully, "But now, it is not appropriate for us to fall out with the Germans over such a small matter."

"No need," Stalin shook his head, took out his pipe and started smoking, "If we argue with them on this issue, it will show that we are too narrow-minded."

The brows of the great Soviet leader gradually came together. It was just a small matter for the German National Socialist Party to manipulate the Nobel Prize Committee and award Morgan, a reactionary academic authority. But the gradual easing of relations between Germany and Poland made Stalin very worried.

...

"Prime Minister, Stalin is here!"

In a small conference room in the city hall of Oslo, the capital of Norway, German Chancellor Adolf Hitler, wearing a tuxedo, accompanied by Foreign Minister Neureiter, Hersmann and others, had been there for a while.

Schulenberg, the German ambassador to the Soviet Union, came in through the door and reported Stalin's arrival. Hitler and Stalin will have a historic meeting in this small conference room before receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. As for what will be discussed during the meeting, it is the top secret of both countries.

"Mr. Nouret, Mr. Schulenburg, you don't have to attend the meeting." Hitler said, "Just have Infantry General Hessmann here. His Russian is very good and he can act as an interpreter."

Hersman said: "The Soviet side is accompanied by Litvinov, the People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs, and his German is good enough. In addition, today's meeting is purely private and does not need to be recorded. All secretaries and entourage do not need to participate."

Not even a record is kept! This had been arranged in advance and the meeting would be conducted in complete confidentiality. This arrangement is also confidential and will not be disclosed to the entourage until the last moment.

Neureiter and Schulenburg looked at each other. They were both "old diplomats". Of course they didn't believe that Stalin and Hitler would just chat about the weather.

"Yes, Mr. Chancellor." The German Foreign Minister and the German Ambassador to the Soviet Union raised no objections.

Then, everyone in the conference room stood up, walked to the door, and stood in the order that had been arranged. Hitler would be the first to shake Stalin's hand, then Hessmann, and then Minister Neurath. Ambassador Schulenburg will introduce the German leaders to Stalin one by one after he arrives.

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"Chancellor Hitler, it is a pleasure to meet you in Norway."

Stalin, wearing a green military uniform without epaulets and collar insignia, took the initiative to reach out and shake Hitler's hand.

"Comrade General Secretary, this is a historic moment!" Hitler replied, "The Soviet Union and Germany, the two socialist countries, will unite to create and maintain peace."

"Yes!" Stalin nodded heavily, "Socialism opposes war, so both Germany and the Soviet Union will be the agents of world peace!"

Then there was a flash of spotlights, and reporters from all over the world recorded this great moment with their cameras, and also recorded the two people's speeches.

The two "socialist leaders" who were determined to maintain world peace briefly said a few words about peace before disappearing through two heavy wooden doors.

"Sit down, everyone, sit down." Hersman closed the door to the conference room himself, then turned around and said in German and Russian. "The meeting is completely confidential. Nothing in writing will be left. You can speak freely."

Stalin and Hitler were both looking at each other, as if they had no intention of speaking first. Hersman smiled and said, "Time is running out. In one hour, Comrade General Secretary and Mr. Prime Minister will receive the H-Ping Award." He paused, "Well, before you two receive the H-Ping Award, why not Let’s discuss the issue of war first.”

He said these words in German. Litvinov translated them into Russian and told Stalin. The Soviet leader laughed: "Ludwig, since you are so straightforward, then I will speak frankly. Soviet Union White Poland cannot be tolerated occupying Right Bank Ukraine, Western Ukraine (referring to Eastern Galicia) and Western Belarus.”

Hersmann translated Stalin's difficult-to-understand Russian with a Georgian accent into German, and then said to Hitler: "Mr. Prime Minister, this is the consistent national policy of the Soviet Union, and we have all agreed in the past."

Hitler was silent for a while, as if thinking seriously, and then nodded slightly: "We don't have many demands on Poland. We need to take back Danze City and turn the Polish corridor into a common Polish-German territory... But we can understand the Soviet Union's demands for Poland." Polish territorial claims.”

Litvinov translated Hitler's words into German. Stalin glanced at Hersmann, who was sitting next to Hitler, and said, "What does understanding mean?"

“We just don’t support, don’t oppose, and don’t interfere.” Hitler said, “Our goal is to achieve unification with Austria, the Baltic Republics, and Czechoslovakia, and to regain the Free City of Danzig and turn the Polish Corridor into the common territory of the two countries. 30 million Poles are not what we want, we have never ruled that many Poles... We, the German nation, only have a population of more than 80 million. "

"But you want Czechoslovakia!" Stalin said, "It is a very good industrialized country. If Germany gets Czechoslovakia, Britain, France and Italy will no longer be able to fight against Germany, even if they are united together." The Soviet Union The leader laughed sarcastically, "But how could Britain and France be so stupid as to hand over such an important country to Germany?"