lcionline Chapter 189 The Baldhead Government’s Traitorous Treaty (2)
Chapter 189 The Baldhead Government’s Traitorous Treaty (2)
The God of Wealth and Li Yunlong.
And the Chief of Staff was listening nearby.
All of them looked in disbelief.
But those internal conditions are real.
It was just deliberately covered up by someone with ulterior motives, so not many people know about it.
Before starting his own business, Mao Wenlong liked to read novels and saw related content in other people's novels.
Then I checked it online myself.
I didn't expect it to happen.
And there are quite a few traitorous treaties!
Mao Wenlong: "Of course it is true. In fact, selling out the country is their tradition. For their own interests, there is nothing they dare not sell.
For example, in the early days of the traitorous treaty, Chiang Kai-shek signed the humiliating "Songhu Armistice Agreement" with Japan on May 1932, 5. Not only did it cede the sovereignty of Shanghai to Japan, it also completely destroyed the achievements of the 5th Route Army's heroic resistance against Japan.
In 1933, during the Great Wall War of Resistance, Song Zheyuan and other troops achieved certain victories. However, Chiang Kai-shek signed the Tanggu Agreement with Japan, which actually recognized the "independence" of the puppet Manchukuo and Japan's control over North China. The Anti-Japanese Allied Forces that recaptured the important town of Duolun were also disbanded under Chiang Kai-shek's strict prohibition.
In May 1935, Chiang Kai-shek signed the He-Umezu Agreement with Japan. The main content was to ban anti-Japanese groups and anti-Japanese activities in Hebei Province. This agreement actually showed that Chiang Kai-shek gave up the sovereignty of North China, etc.
These things can be found out on your side, and there are many more treaties that ordinary people don’t even know about!”
Li Yunlong's face was filled with anger.
He was murderous and asked with gnashing teeth: "What other traitorous treaties are there? Tell us all about them!
Then, Lao Li will have enough reasons to kill them all..."
God of Wealth Tai Jiahan: "Speak now, speak now. Tell me so that I can accumulate more murderous energy, so that I can kill with more pleasure in the future."
毛文龙：“1935年6月27日，光头又与小鬼子签下了《秦土协定》。它使中国丧失了在察哈尔省的大部分主权，也丧失了察省疆土的70%-80%。
In 1945, the day before the Japanese signed the surrender document, the Nationalist government could not wait to sign the Sino-Soviet Friendship and Alliance Treaty with the Soviet Union. This was the first traitorous treaty signed by the Nationalist government after the War of Resistance against Japan.
Its main contents are: 1. The Soviet government agrees to provide military supplies and other material assistance to the National Government;
2. The Soviet Union is exempt from any taxes when using the Changchun Railway for transit or transportation to Dalian and Lushun, and the joint operation period is 30 years.
3. The Soviet Union controlled Dalian and Lushun for 30 years; Dalian was opened as a free port for international trade and Lushun as a shared naval base.
4. If the citizens of Outer Mongolia vote for independence, the Chinese government should recognize it. In other words, the Nationalist government recognized the independence of Outer Mongolia and sold the sovereignty of Dalian Port, Lushun Port and Changchun Railway in exchange for Soviet aid to the Nationalist government.
In November 1946, the Sino-US Treaty of Amity, Commerce and Navigation was signed, the main contents of which included: 11. All Chinese industrial and commercial enterprises were open to American investment, development and operation;
2. American citizens are free to purchase Chinese land and houses, while Chinese are subject to restrictions imposed by U.S. immigration and state legislation;
3. Prohibit tariff barriers and stipulate that third countries shall not enjoy the most-favored terms that are better than the treatment of the United States;
4. American ships can freely sail in any port, place or territorial waters open to China, and their personnel and goods can freely pass through Chinese territory via the "most convenient route";
5. American ships, including warships, when they encounter "any distress" and are forced to take refuge in any Chinese "port, place or territorial waters not open to navigation, shall be accorded friendly treatment and assistance";
According to Gu Weijun, the Kuomintang ambassador to the United States: This treaty opened up all of China's territory to the United States.
Afterwards, American goods flooded into the Chinese market, and the Chinese industry suffered a devastating blow. Many companies closed down and went bankrupt, the financial system collapsed, and the people complained and suffered widespread grief.
This was not the end. In December 1946, the Sino-US Air Transport Agreement was signed. American airlines enjoyed "transshipment rights and non-traffic stopover rights" within Chinese territory.
The key points of the agreement are: American aircraft can carry passengers, cargo, mail, etc. at "arbitrary agreed" locations, and its "transshipment rights" refer to the commercial rights obtained by the United States in China; and "non-traffic docking rights" refer to the flight rights and landing rights of military aircraft other than commercial aircraft. China's airspace rights were sold out in this way.
On October 1947, 10, the Nationalist Government formally notified the United States in the form of a note of the "Secret Agreement between American Forces in China and Chiang Kai-shek", agreeing to allow American troops to remain in China, stating that the United States has its own armed forces in China and has the right to establish military bases in China.
Then, 10 days later, on October 1947, 10, the Sino-US Relief Agreement was signed again. The main clause allowed the United States to supervise the use of the "China Aid Fund" and materials, and to supervise the control of Chinese manufacturing and imported materials from other countries. In fact, the Nationalist government ceded the administrative power of foreign trade to the United States.
In November 1947, the "American Education Fund Agreement in China" was signed, according to which the United States could establish specialized educational institutions in China. This operation is the educational colonization that the United States is accustomed to.
The Sino-US Naval Agreement was signed on December 1947, 12, stipulating that the United States would hand over 8 ships to the Kuomintang to establish a Kuomintang naval organization, the United States would help train cadres, and the Kuomintang would provide the United States with naval intelligence. That is, the United States obtained the right to supervise the Kuomintang naval fleet and cadres, and obtained the right to establish a naval base in China.
The Sino-US Commercial Arbitration Commission was established on February 1948, 2, with its headquarters in Shanghai and branches in various provinces. Its mission was to "assist the American Arbitration Commission" as a judicial agency in handling American commercial disputes in China and to make its decisions legally binding. In fact, it sold out China's judicial power.
The "Bilateral Agreement" was signed on July 1948, 7. This agreement on the grand auction of China's sovereignty was due to the so-called US$3 million in economic aid out of the US$ million in aid.
At a cost of only $275 million, the United States seized the monopoly of supervision over China's finance and economy and expanded its extra-legal jurisdiction. The main contents of the agreement include:
1. The United States shall have the highest authority to supervise and decide on the aid of money and materials to the National Government, and may supervise and control the National Government's finances, banking, foreign exchange, trade, and industrial and agricultural production. The various programs and measures adopted by the National Government to implement this Agreement must be decided in consultation with the United States Government.
2. The United States’ aggressive privilege to monopolize and plunder China’s industrial and strategic resources.
3. The agreement completely deprived China of its tariff sovereignty. The Nationalist government needed to improve business relations with other countries and reduce trade barriers with other countries.
4. The United States' extralegal jurisdiction in China was further expanded, stipulating that the Nationalist government must "regard the special delegation of the United States Economic Cooperation Bureau in China and its staff as part of the United States Embassy in China and enjoy the rights enjoyed by the embassy and its equivalent staff." If any future measures taken by China affect the property or interests of the United States, the United States has the right to submit it to the International Court of Justice.
The above treaties are just the tip of the iceberg of the Kuomintang government’s traitorous treaties. There are many more secret agreements, and only the highest-level people know the contents…”
Li Yunlong: "Damn it, these traitors, running dogs and traitors all deserve to die, I must kill them all, no one can stop me!
At worst, I won’t be the head of the regiment anymore. As long as we kill all the enemies, I will be willing to go back to farming…”
Chief of Staff: "Brother Wenlong, this matter has a huge impact. Are you sure what you said is true?"