Big Time 1958 Chapter 157

"We have no intention of interfering in Indonesia's internal affairs. As we all know, the world needs balance! Where there are Americans, the Soviet Union must find a way to exist!" Without concealing his joy, Serov still said with an indifferent expression, "The Ministry of Internal Affairs will become the president. Sir, balance the backing of China and the United States. Regarding the current situation in Indonesia, we are beyond the reach of the Soviet Union! How effective a department can be, it is still up to President Sukarno how to protect this new department..."

The reason why Sukarno is interested is not because Serov is so wise and martial, nor is it because of his genius speech and three-inch tongue, but because Sukarno has clearly felt the mutual hatred between the Indonesian Communist Party and the Indonesian military. He is in the middle to balance the two factions, and he really needs a department to deter the two factions and protect himself at the same time! He will not turn a blind eye to the army's successive rebellions. The visit of the Soviet Ministry of Internal Affairs delegation this time is actually in Sukarno's favor.

   The Ministry of Internal Affairs at the beginning certainly does not have the ability to challenge either the Indonesian Army or the Indonesian Communist Party. He needs the protection of Sukarno, but with the passage of time, I believe that the Ministry of Internal Affairs will grow into a balance beam that balances the strength of both sides.

   Serov's analysis of Sukarno was very accurate from the very beginning. It is certain that the founding father of Indonesia is against the United States. No one will turn a blind eye to the mastermind behind the repeated military coups, not to mention that Sukarno is also the president of Indonesia. But Sukarno is also not pro-China. It can be said that Indonesia has never had a pro-China soil. This is normal. A large part of the population of a country is the main ethnic group of another big country. No one can accept it! Sukarno has tried his best to bridge this problem, at least softer than his successor Suharto.

   Sukarno, who is anti-American and not pro-China, is very interested in socialist ideas because of his childhood experiences. It is right not to be pro-China. But Sukarno is pro-CCP. In fact, this is the best environment China can win. Because many members of the Indonesian Communist Party are Chinese, the Indonesian Communist Party and the Indonesian Army do not like each other, and Sukarno stands in the middle like a copper wall, but as long as Sukarno dies, the two factions will immediately kill the sky and darkness.

The original intention of the establishment of the Ministry of Internal Affairs was to protect Sukarno to live longer. As long as Sukarno lived a few more years in his position, the longer the pro-communist Indonesian President Sukarno stayed, the more likely Indonesia would become the Soviet bloc. one of the. With Sukarno supported by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, he also has the ability to reconcile the two factions, and will not allow the military to act recklessly because of the force of the army.

   "Whose command does the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Soviet Union follow?" This is a key question. Sukarno wanted to know.

   "The Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Ministry of Defense, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are directly responsible to Comrade First Secretary, and the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union manages other departments!" Serov's answer made Sukarno very satisfied, and it was tailor-made for him!

   At noon, Sukarno left the Soviet delegation for lunch. It is conceivable how much he cared about the construction of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. He wanted to know who the department listened to, and Serov's answer was also very appetizing. Whoever is the president listens to whoever is the president. Who is the president? Of course Sukarno himself!

   "General Serov. It seems like you haven't met Indonesian comrades yet when you come to Indonesia!" The temptation continued, Sukarno knew that the relationship between China and the Soviet Union was somewhat delicate, and the relationship between the Indonesian Communist Party and China was very good. So speaking out to stimulate Serov is a nerve.

   Sure enough, Serov's face changed but returned to normal immediately. Serov, who could sense the other party's emotions, was like cheating when he spoke, and knew what to say and what not to say! The answer was still in Sukarno's favor, "The Indonesian Communist Party? After all, it is our comrades. We will meet our Indonesian comrades before we leave!"

   This is equivalent to telling Sukarno clearly. The Soviet Union and China were competitive in this regard. I don't want to see China expand its influence. Sukarno appreciates this answer! He would not like to see the Soviet Union and China working together. Although he is pro-CCP, he also hopes that Indonesia will have a variety of options.

   "There are many ministers of the Communist Party in our government, do you want me to arrange a banquet for your Soviet Union and our Indonesian comrades to meet?" Sukarno didn't seem like Serov had Messing's guidance. Feeling uncertain, he suggested again.

"There is a chance that President Sukarno can arrange this, but just let it go!" At the end of the trial, this answer made Sukarno acceptable. This short answer allowed Sukarno to confirm one thing, the Soviet Union and China. There seems to be some filth in between.

After he left the presidential palace, Serov, who had played mind games with the Indonesian president for a day, breathed a sigh of relief. Thanks to the intelligence support of the KGB, he understood the characteristics of his negotiators, and firmly grasped the characteristics of anti-American, pro- The most important thing is to grasp the needs of Sukarno's heart, that is, to establish a strong department that listens to him, and then he achieves his goal.

Without the help of the military rebellion that the United States has been instigating over the past two years, Sukarno would not have agreed to Serov's proposal so easily. Without the incompatible relationship between the Indonesian Communist Party and the Indonesian Army, Sukarno would not seriously consider bringing in the power of the Soviet Union to balance it. As for whether the Soviet Union would join forces with China, Sukarno also had doubts in his heart, but in the end he figured it out. He is the founding father of Indonesia and has unparalleled prestige! No one can replace his position among the Indonesian people. On the contrary, the pro-American Indonesian army generals seem to be more dangerous, and the more than 300,000 army soldiers seem to be a more practical threat.

   It's not that Serov is so powerful, but that the constant rebellion made Sukarno understand that bringing in a direct opponent of the United States may make the army system more stable. Serov wants the Soviet forces to come in, and Sukarno also thinks so! Anyway, he is pro-Communist, but the founding father of Indonesia. The Soviet Navy is beyond the reach of the Soviet Navy. Once he finds that something is wrong, he can completely clean up the Ministry of Internal Affairs before the Soviet Union can react.

"The Indonesian Communist Party..." Serov, who was riding in a jeep, staggered back to the Soviet embassy. He kept thinking about this party that has long been a part of history in later generations. Few people knew the huge power of the Indonesian Communist Party in Indonesia. It will be remembered that the year before the collapse of the Indonesian Communist Party, the official party members have exceeded 3.2 million, and the supporters of nearly 30 million people in the country are undoubtedly the largest party in Indonesia! Is an important supporter of Sukarno! In addition to the Soviet Union and China, the Indonesian Communist Party has surpassed the old-fashioned parties such as the Italian Communist Party and the French Communist Party in Western Europe. It is the third largest Communist Party in the world and the largest Communist Party in non-socialist countries.

   The more I think about it, the more annoyed it becomes. It's a pity that it was destroyed! It was completely annihilated by Suharto within a year. The speed of the annihilation of the Indonesian Communist Party was unbelievable. Just as Serov said, the Communist Party in some countries is too idealistic. The eyes are as blind as they can't see the danger! Do you really think your opponent will reason with you?

In fact, Serov could have used Sukarno to ensure that the Indonesian Communist Party would not be destroyed. As long as the Indonesian Communist Party completely listened to his words, these cadres of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Soviet Union could be used on the Indonesian Communist Party to help the Indonesian Communist Party exercise a paramilitary force. Also anti-espionage. However, the Indonesian Communist Party is pro-China and not pro-Soviet, and Serov's rash intervention might be the result.

  Sukarno is pro-Communist, the CIA instigated a military coup, Sukarno is more pro-Communist against the United States, and at the same time helps the Indonesian Communist Party gain greater influence to support itself! It is a very good cycle for the Soviet Union, but Sukarno has been playing off in history. Now, by reorganizing the Ministry of Internal Affairs, it is equivalent to giving Sukarno a body armor and ensuring that he will continue to play!

"To talk about the collapse of the Indonesian Communist Party, it seems that there is a side effect, that is, China and the Soviet Union have torn apart again because of whose responsibility! It seems that China has suffered a loss in this debate!" Serov returned to the embassy for a tired activity. There was a rattling sound from his neck, and he said helplessly, "Saving another million people, where did they come from?"

  The next day, Serov, who was in high spirits, got up and summoned all the Soviet internal affairs cadres, entered the Indonesian Ministry of Internal Affairs building in a motorcade, and met the Indonesian Minister of Internal Affairs, whose name was Shivatoni! Although the name was a mouthful, Serov still extended his hand to express his friendship with Shivatoni. Shivatoni had received an order from Sukarno to let the Soviet advisory group help the Indonesian Ministry of Internal Affairs to reorganize, so he welcomed Serov.

"The Ministry of Internal Affairs is very important to national security!" Serov nodded to Minister Shivatoni and Deputy Minister Handajani, and then immediately said, "Our initial purpose is for the Ministry of Internal Affairs to establish a police system throughout Indonesia. At the same time, establish an internal affairs force to deal with domestic security issues. The military is specially responsible for defending the homeland and the country, and separates the space for the military to intervene at home and abroad. The first step is to expand the size of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and recruit personnel to the society immediately. Put into training, the Ministry of Internal Affairs has initially decided that the number of internal troops will be 50,000, and all military equipment will be provided by the Soviet Union!"

  Serov, speaking to Minister Shivatoni and Deputy Minister Handajani, kicked off the massive restructuring plan of the Indonesian Ministry of Internal Affairs on March 20, 1960! After communicating with Sivatoni and Handajani, Serov designed 30 questions as the criteria for social admissions, which involved how they viewed the Soviet Union and the United States.

Political stance, nationalism, how do you view religion, how to evaluate President Sukarno, 20 questions answered correctly are qualified, 25 questions are consistent with the marked answers, and it is ensured that those with strong religion will be screened out in the first round. People and lovely people. The recruitment plan for the Ministry of Internal Affairs was one month, and Serov asked Major General Kolensky to prepare anti-Bonapartist textbooks and distribute them to all members of the Soviet advisory group.

   On the streets of Jakarta, the Ministry of Internal Affairs set up loudspeakers to broadcast in more than a dozen important neighborhoods, and posted huge advertisements to all the people of Jakarta that they wanted to recruit police officers. (To be continued~^~)

  PS: Okay, find some information on the Indonesian Communist Party, as well as the information on Sherepin and Brezhnev, and I will go to sleep! Good night everyone, the normal update tomorrow, I hope everyone's support! It is very good that the niche book can reach the sixth place, and I hope to maintain the current ranking!

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