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what is the purpose of the policy of incitement and the powers

on the continent who incited to kill members of the soviet government is called the ussr on the eve of the war with hitler these are portraits of british politicians generals diplomats and intelligence officers prime minister british field marshal winston churchill, diplomat and secret agent bruce locar, head of british intelligence in the united states, william wiseman. all these

english gentlemen have been awarded the highest government awards of the empire, books have been written about them. and even monuments were erected. here is just silent about one fact that unites them. all of them have earned their awards and honors by engaging in dirty incitement, inciting other countries against russia, or trying to incite the russians to overthrow their own government. like the english, playing on greed, the japanese elite set japan on russia, filling both countries with blood. what was the cynical calculation of london right on the eve of hitler's attack on the soviet union to provoke the european allies to strike first and bomb the industrial potential of the ussr whom great britain , through american bankers and its own special services, tried to put at the head of our country

and how the british instigators themselves ended up in the dock answers to these questions. we found here in declassified british documents archives in the us library of congress archives in the archives of the ministry of foreign affairs of the foreign intelligence service of the federal security service of the russian federation some of these documents. you will see for the first time archival documents testify. what is behind most of the conflicts and wars that the peoples of europe and asia have experienced over the past two centuries is in great britain, and the empire itself almost never took part in hostilities, but always actively incited one of the parties to the conflict, moreover all the british intrigues in noh ultimately boiled down to the sole task of setting other countries against russia. why does the uk do this and

why is it in the past, that today the uk is bad, when peace reigns in europe, imagine. and that russia germany and france live in friendship and consent receive russian oil gas other minerals and goods britain will drive a wedge between russia and the uh powers on the continent, that is exactly what great britain did in 1940. it's hard to believe today, but shortly before becoming an ally of the ussr in the war with fascist germany, the british themselves were going to strike at our country. true, in a purely british style, london decided to act by proxy. he actively encouraged france

to strike first. the second world war had been going on for almost a year. however, despite all the efforts of british diplomats, hitler still did not attack the soviet union; moreover, on august 23, 1939, a non-aggression pact was signed between germany and the soviet union for the sake of objectivity of the picture. recall that the ussr concluded a non-aggression pact from germany the last of the european countries, and unlike them, not with hitler personally the war is already on hitler e hmm after september 1, when he attacked poland and france, britain declared war on hitler, although there is a strange war not are fighting. they think that hitler will go east after all. hitler is increasingly acting differently than the british expected, he has something to pass, builds bridges with the bolsheviks, and after the conclusion

of an attack treaty between the ussr and germany, anglo-saxons raises the question, will hitler even dare to invade the east? what scared london so much at just a glance at the soviet union, a lot of power and spirit and distance, but first of all, the fact that the ussr was already one of the largest oil-producing powers, and the world was on the verge of a big war, in which the decisive role would be play technique, but means there was already fuel then , it is clear who will have gasoline. he will also have the main bone. did london want this trump card to be in the hands of moscow, and even in conditions when hitler can’t decide to attack the ussr no, london didn’t want the soviet union to win in this pre-war confrontation of resources, but he didn’t want hitler to win, and

london also considered such an outcome. the fact is that fascist europe is in english. and american loans have already produced for the wehrmacht a colossal number of tanks, armored personnel carriers, all-terrain vehicles , cars and motorcycles. what allowed hitler to develop plans with the fastest and most powerful military companies, this is a mechanized armada consumed an incredible amount of fuel, so for hitler, the presence of oil meant victory; the absence of oil meant the defeat of his own oil. germany had practically none. so the british thought that by attacking the soviet union, first of all, hitler would seize the soviet caucasus rich in oil, then take moscow and then go to take london and then no one would stop him, as, according to the logic of normal people , the british and their french allies should have acted, who for a year now, they have been fighting with hitler and with the ussr back in

1939 introduced negotiations. and mutual assistance it would seem that the answer is simple, you need to create a military coalition in order to together prevent the nazis from attacking the ussr and preventing the capture of the caucasus, then there will be no threat to great britain. however, this is the logic of normal people, but as we know the logic of normal people, that is, decency for london has always been a sign of weakness. in the uk, interests have always been more important , and the main interest for london has always been only one weakening, the dismemberment of the destruction of russia, even then in the fortieth year it was clear hitler is an adversary for the uk situational. but russia is an eternal adversary. it was then that the british decided not to help russia on the eve of hera's attack, but on the contrary, taking advantage of the

situation to finish off her general charles de gaulle 's representative. from a narrow political and military elite, after the war, london wrote at that time, and with it paris, considered the soviet union a more real and dangerous enemy than nazi germany . to protect, but to destroy the future ally in the anti-hitler coalition. are there any documents confirming that such dastardly plans were really being developed ? today it is kept in the british national archives. this

letter is not irrefutable evidence that it is not hitler, namely great britain and france, who personally carry the ussr the first strike reads a decisive operation in the black and caspian seas are necessary to the allies in the first place, in order to paralyze the entire economy of the ussr before the reich manages to use it in its own interests, however, the british would not be british if, having come up with this treacherous plan at the last moment, they would not substitute someone else for its execution instead of themselves . in this case, those who were supposed to carry these vile chestnuts out of the fire. for london, the french turned out to be british. they convinced the french. that it was in the french headquarters that the plan for striking at the soviet the union and the french agreed to the british headquarters and the french headquarters began to be developed by plankton. ah, either a pike, or how to

transfer the tip of a spear, it was planned to bomb the baku oil fields by french aviation based in syria, and the french naval forces were ordered to organize the interception of tankers from soviet oil. this anglo-french operation was codenamed spear, operation, spear, it must be carried out quickly. this was the motto in london that worked out the details of the operation and c. it's the same time british and french diplomats smiled at soviet diplomats at the tripartite soviet-frankish british mutual assistance talks. how do we know about this? from this document, this is a declassified memorandum from the british archives. it describes the plan of operation with a spear. although britain intended to fight at the hands of the french, it was not at all going to be on the sidelines in further fat oil carts.

military consequences of actions against russia a memorandum with this title prepared by the british chiefs of staff on march 8, 1940 of the year. this document provided for three main directions of attack on the ussr: northern in the regions of murmansk arkhangelsk, far eastern and southern. the report emphasizes that the oil-industrial regions in baku grozny and batumi are the most vulnerable targets in the caucasus. it is noted that naval forces should be involved in air strikes. . aircraft carrier raids in the black sea with the aim of bombing oil refineries , oil storage facilities or port facilities in batumi and tuapse are simply amazing. by cynicism, the british were ready to wipe out soviet cities with hundreds of thousands of civilians by the hands of the french, for this, in fact, cannibalistic

operation, no more than months were allotted on the side. hmm , two weeks to grozny, one week. there are so many french squadrons, and four or five british squadrons. here is this bomber that should be carpet bombing. just to demolish all the oil towers in baku, what london achieved was a blow to soviet russia a lot, in fact. he killed two birds with one stone; first, such a blow was dealt to the economic potential of the soviet union from which it is no longer possible to recover. at the same time, london vilely hoped that moscow would not be able to respond to attacks from germany, which means that, most likely, for the british themselves, the attack would go unpunished. secondly, england's attack on the ussr deprived hitler of even the theoretical possibility of obtaining baku oil. and without this oil, hitler of

great britain was not dangerous. what a cynical and fantastic plan, it’s not true for many years that this plan was not accepted in london and paris speak. meanwhile, there was a protocol of the meeting of the coordinating groups of the headquarters of the british and french air forces dated april 5, 1940. this is a unique document that exposes the west and confirms that britain is indeed a great instigator. we found in the archive of the russian species. it says the following to eliminate mr. oil fields in the caucasus , you need to use 90 to 100 bombers . here's the evidence for you. today it sounds wild, but the fact remains that the british, indeed they were going to be the first to attack the ussr. however, they would have betrayed themselves if, at the last moment, they had not substituted france for themselves, the main burden of the

military operation, the british tried to place on the allies, according to their plan, the french squadrons should have been twice as many as the squadrons of the united kingdom. the british argued that the syrian airfields are more convenient to invade the caucasus region, assyria in those years was a french colony. although the british had their own no less convenient air bases in iraq, but they they staked their reconnaissance aircraft in advance to conduct aerial photography of the oil fields in this way, britain, at the expense of the french, wanted to reduce to its own losses did stalin know about the plans for the anglo-french invasion ? the soviet union’s belt was hit by the wrong hands of our intelligence, it was known top secret to the people’s commissar

of defense of the ussr voroshilov on february 19, 1935. i provide a secret information about the preparation of the british air force in the middle east against the ussr, the head of the intelligence department already in this report says that the british are aiming to destroy the deposit. caucasus anyway. whether there is a threat of attack from hitler or not, quote it will certainly paralyze the armed forces. the enemy 's agriculture will make it possible to cause widespread famine and possible collapse of russia. here is pike's plan, which provided not only for the bombing of caucasian e-resources, but also for the capture sweden's landing in the murmansk area of ​​arkhangelsk that is, in many ways, this is a repetition, well, in miniature of the crimean war. why did this cunning plan remain only on paper? why london failed

to draw paris into its adventure against the ussr , few people know that stalin simply outplayed the anglo-french coalition for many years it was not customary to talk about this, but actually, having received a secret certificate about the upcoming operation. stalin made it would seem an illogical step. he transferred the baku fields and oil pipelines to a fifty percent concession to the glorious american bourgeois rockefeller in exchange for financial and technological support for soviet industrialization, as is known, belonged to the rockefeller corporation stand. wu controlled the entire german oil refining industry and the production of synthetic gasoline from coal, coincidence or not, but a month before the start of the planned anglo-french operation spear, namely april 9, 1940. the landing of german troops in norway began. did hitler comply with the

request of his business partners from the united states or the reason for the invasion was convenient bases for submarines in the north atlantic is unknown, but the fact remains that the operation of the spear was canceled by the defeat of the british army fleet that fought on the side of norway forced the british government to urgently withdraw its air units from the middle east, already put on full alert for bombardment of the caucasian oil fields. in this story. everything turned out, as in the russian proverb. don't swarm to another. a month will pass before hitler goes to france and in another 2 month, the battle for britain will begin and the main instigator of england in the world will no longer be up to the bombing of the soviet union. this was not the last and, of course , far from the first attempt of the anglo-saxons to seize resources and territories by the proxy of such

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all today. tomorrow they will come to kill me. well , at first, of course, to help, but time is still running out special bad prime minister racer tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv in 1918, the entente countries switched to open armed intervention in russia, setting the goal of overthrowing the bolsheviks in the context of the ongoing world war in economic devastation and famine and again , britain played the first violin, believing that an important impetus to change power will be a coup d'état. she began to cut the allied countries, the usa and france. this was the summer of 1918, when the diplomatic missions,

primarily the british french and american, which was now the capital, moscow, were in moscow, tried to use the discontent of a part of the so-called latvian riflemen who guarded all government facilities hmm means objects in moscow and the kremlin were guarded by them and military depots, and again the policy of incitement comes to the fore. this is british. robert bruce lockhart at that time, consul general in russia, he had a special task to disrupt the implementation of the brest peace treaty by the bolsheviks to force the leadership of our country to resume the war against germany. however, it did not work out and then official london will give him the go-ahead to poison the old regime liberal elites to overthrow. the authorities of the bolsheviks

literally created money for the counter-revolution from the air. they provided moscow entrepreneurs who managed to hide valuables from the chekists with promissory notes with a guarantee of repayment ruble loans in pounds sterling, however, the british promised to return the money only after the overthrow of the bolsheviks indestructible english cynicism. and this is sydney reilly, a british intelligence officer. he will be given the task of inciting the enemies of the revolution to anti-state actions through establishing contacts with these bolshevik organizations, including the union for the defense of the motherland and freedom boris savikov, a well-known terrorist from the pre-revolutionary times, documents from the british archive indicate that the real name was siddlili sigmund at once, he was born in russia and moved to england became lei. there the royal air corps went to soviet russia to

carry out the most important special mission. he arrived as a major businessman supposedly to establish economic cooperation between our countries, having cover letters from the soviet leadership. he, like his colleagues, was free to visit closed soviet facilities of interest to british intelligence. here is one of the uncomplicated passes of that time. the council of people's commissars, petrograd on february 27, 1918. i ask everything commissar for foreign affairs trotsky, in the third link in the chain of conspiracies, became commander francis of the blood, acting as a naval officer from a mistake in russia, he incited russian naval officers, trying to win them over to the side of the anti-bolshevik conspiracy . el london was to prevent the baltic and black sea fleets from falling into the hands of the

germans. according to the terms of the brest peace, therefore, the english attache had to convince the russians sailors to sabotage the order of the bolsheviks, which would inevitably hasten the coup d'état francis, in addition to also attracted to his side some high-ranking latvian officers who did not accept the power of the commissars or eventually became disillusioned with them . what the bolsheviks definitively. so they sold out to the germans. that's the opinion, yes, uh, entente missions. here was a plan for organizing such, here uprisings at the end of august at the beginning of september, a of the eighteenth year, that those instigated by the blond london planned physical elimination. the top leadership of soviet russia is evidenced by this unique document from the special

archive of the cheka, provided to us by the archive of the federal security service of the cheka chairman 1919 today, september 23, miller, the head of the white movement in northern russia, told me that in conversations they made plans. how to capture lenin and trotsky as hostages against red terror felix dzerzhinsky yes, i remember that the red terror or a set of punitive measures that the bolsheviks began to carry out after the disclosure of the conspiracy, according to the most dramatic period in the country, when the bolsheviks were in power, the work of british agents literally hung in the balance. it bore fruit. after all, the white terror was directly instigated by england at the end of june 1918 as a result of an assassination attempt , the commissar in volodarsky was killed. at the end of august, the chairman of the petrograd cheka, uritsky and v.

on the same day, already in moscow, the panic plan shoots at lenin his murder of comrade volodarsky, comrade uritsky, and the attempt on the life of comrades lenin, the mass execution of comrades in ukraine and finland , and among the czechoslovaks, the discovery of conspiracies of the white guards, seriously wounded him. we must put an end to all this. this is a circular of those days, which was sent to all provinces by the deputy chairman of the cheka , yakov peders. according to his version, the conspiracy was organized by the representatives of britain , france and the usa, but they did not manage to win over the latvian riflemen to their side. the vycheka had its own agents among the latvians ; situation and timely carried out arrests were hit on these missions were arrested. uh, some reps. well, for example, the british representatives. lockhart robert bruce means well-known, therefore, lockhart’s sunburn is also called the

fate of the participants in the conspiracy developed differently. commander francis will be killed, as he will try to provide armed resistance during his arrest, sidney reilly, who escaped from russia, will be sentenced to death by the court. in absentia for him, the hour of reckoning will come in 7 years during the trust operation, then the chekists developed a cunning plan; their agents in europe lured active opponents of revolutions and come from emigration to russia to participate in a new counter-revolutionary movement among those who bought into this chekist bait turned out to be sidney reilly, but the main organizer and instigator robert bruce loca will prove himself, like many english instigators, a complete coward. not only will he not resist arrest, but he will also begin to actively cooperate with the next. step by step describing how the attempt was organized

coup. naturally, trying as much as possible to shift the blame to other lockhart, what is called surrendered all? so believe the british, how do we know about such details? here is from this document, which, as you can see, is called the body of the elbow. this is an investigation. today it is stored in the archives of the federal security service, permission was obtained for video filming especially for our project. and we can show you this unique document, we are reading the case of the british mission conspiring against the soviet government to the case was delivered to the analysis, the accused among 20 people, namely, a citizen of the north of the american united states, a xenofund. dmitrievich galamatina, 36 years old, former lieutenant colonel alexander vladimirovich frida, 35 years old, former mar. andrey andreevich zagryazhsky 49 years old, it turns out that the

english intelligence officer robert bruce lockhart bought himself a pardon by handing over all the recruited, or rather, people who believed him. these people have not received pardon, summing up the conspiracy of ambassadors. it can be said that on the one hand the plan of britain completely failed to change the political regime of soviet russia. britain overestimated its own organizational financial capabilities, trying to bribe the command staff of the latvian riflemen and underestimated the many years of conspiratorial experience of lenin dzerzhinsky and peters, who, as it turned out later, held all the threads of the conspiracy in their hands, introducing the top of the latvian riflemen of their people with on the other hand, britain was not going to calm down by betting at the beginning on the intervention of the entente, and then on the civil war in russia. naturally, not without help of the fifth column, where there were also those who held

responsible positions in the leadership of the country, and here britain again acted as the great instigator. soon called, the long-awaited continuation of the beloved series. what happened on challenge difficulty. and their internists and surgeons, their cardiologists and

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today it is already known that britain expected to take advantage of the disagreements between leon trotsky and lenin where britain is always there bribery and incitement come to the fore, but what task did it solve in those years for britain it was vital to preserve the russian front in any form in in the war with germany, it was equally necessary for germany to eliminate this front, each side feared that the enemy would be strengthened at the expense of russian resources. trotsky beyond measure. he loved power and saw himself not only as the leader of the country, but the leader of the world-scale demon of the revolution and

such conceited characters. this is just a find for british intelligence and its insidious plans. therefore, from the very beginning of the october revolution , britain relied on troitsky. i myself saw this newspaper. on november 7, 1900, 1900 , the new york times comes out with a portrait of trotsky and the inscription of the new head, uh, of the soviet government. e, then mr. e bronstein trotsky, therefore, it can hardly be considered a coincidence that the orders and actions of leon trotsky at that time completely coincided with the interests of britain, so at the negotiations in press-litovsk, trotsky resolutely refused to sign a separate peace with germany and resigned from the post of people's commissar for foreign affairs, but did not accept defeat. as commissar for military affairs. he maintained close contact with representatives of the allied powers, who hoped with his help to return russia to the

trenches of the world war diary of a british diplomat lord at large embodied. when this so-called, uh, english diplomat was, in fact, just, uh, a spy, this lococret was in prison for a short time, then the bolsheviks. this. uh tear grams ambassadors uh, arrested him in sitting in the cell. e writes. e in the bag that it is enough to land one division in murmansk there and the red bolsheviks will fall, on may 1, 1918, the american colonel ragus telegraphed the following report from vologda to washington. we must obtain the consent of the bolsheviks for an immediate allied intervention through siberia and northern

ports. and this consent will be obtained from trotsky, who managed to push through the idea of ​​a british landing in murmansk and arkhangelsk as military assistance. naturally, it didn't work out. without british influence this unique document found in the state archives of the ministry of foreign affairs there is an interesting correspondence in this collection of secret orders of the revolutionary military council of the republic for 1918. murmansk people's board people's commissar trotsky the allied mission, represented by rear admiral thomas webstrakamp, ​​proposes to land troops in murmansk in order to protect it from a possible german offensive. chairman of the federation council, yuriev, march 2 , 1918, the answer was written on the same day yuryevo, you are obliged to immediately accept any assistance from the allied missions. trotsky the very

next day, british sailors entered the city. it’s just that they behaved like invaders, according to official data, the anglo-saxons during the wintering period were taken out of the warehouses of arkhangelsk alone 360,000 pounds of flax and tow, and all other products and goods were seized in the amount of more than 4 million pounds sterling, adjusted for inflation. today it is more than 40 million dollars, and the british also arranged it. there concentration camps copyright, which belongs to england since the boer war. well, actually go swimming. and if we look in the future and the possible colonial domination of this or that power, well, or semi-colonial, where who will be, well, the french choose there, the crimea, the black sea. and britain is what you wanted, and you always wanted it for a long time, but transcaucasus. these are mineral resources. this is oil,

baku, where it also aspires. there, uh, the north is, and again, britain, there have been disputes for many years. whether trotsky was an agent of the british secret services or not , and if there were any services london expected to receive from trotsky, the document that we will now show you, it is stored in the archives of the russian foreign ministry, answers both questions with all clarity. this is one of the secret ciphers of that time, it was sent by the american ambassador from vologda to the us secretary of state washington francis lansing especially secret march 26, 1918 we need to supply trotsky with our weapons and our specialists, thanks to the kremlin’s decree on the creation of the red army, we will receive an army that we can use against the germans and even against its creators, if they suddenly turn out to be allies of germany. so the answer has been received and it indicates

that that in the first place trotsky really worked under the control of the british and american intelligence services and was an important tool for implementing the plans of london and washington on the territory of russia as well. secondly, it was trotsky who was the figure under which weapons were to be supplied from the usa and great britain so that russia would fight germany for as long as possible, and to the last russian , they lied about how similar political figures and political situations are today. and a hundred years ago, american history professor richards pence specializes in intelligence and espionage during the period of intervention in russian history. he claims that trotsky was sponsored by jacob a new york banker, and overseen by his activities in russia, william wiseman, a high-ranking

british intelligence officer in the united states, according to his version. the anglo-saxons manipulated trotsky to please their own interests, as evidenced by trotsky's secret negotiations with us colonel james ragus on march 11, 1918, which were attended by members of the british diplomatic mission, who recognized the negotiations as satisfactory. in addition, british documents have been preserved that on april 22 , 1918, at a meeting of the military cabinet chaired by british prime minister lloyd george, it was decided to send the general to flee to the kola peninsula for a secret meeting with trotsky, who by that time had received a new ministerial post as people's commissar for military affairs. i myself saw a telegram from marshal foch, er to his government, er, in which he writes that according to reports. uh, trotsky suggests that

we create a red army. yes, to create as it proposes to france so, with one hand, the strange entente, they encouraged trotsky's action to create the red army, with the other hand, they supported the white guard movement. britain in those years revealed itself as a great instigator. where do we know about it? from this document, this letter of welcome dated august 2, 1918, written by the british consul jung in connection with the formation of the white guard government of the northern region, we recall that with the support of britain in varkhangelsk, representatives of eight northeastern provinces of russia gathered to give legal force to the new state formation, located between onega lake and the white sea in the separatist plans of the borders of this state. would stretch from karelia to

arkhangelsk in the east and to vologda in the south a state called the northern federation or the white sea onega republic. it would fall under the protectorate of britain with the automatic circulation of the pound sterling on the territory of the new country, a rebellion and an anti-bashist rebellion began, which some. the intelligence services of britain and france , uh, supported it, of course, it got to trotsky , it got to lenin, and in general, uh, official london stopped every possibility of cooperation before the revolution and supported russian revolutionaries and bolsheviks. including a number of party congresses, lenin and his comrades held it was in london why, after the overthrow of the russian emperor objectionable to great britain, the british began to actively help the opposition to fight already against soviet russia

. uh, and it doesn't matter . here is the political regime of the economic structure, uh, absolutely. it's all about geopolitics. so the geographical position dictates the alignment. what are the reasons that pushed great britain to attack russia by any means. the whole point is that the british economy was going through a crisis in those years and the british saw a way out in gaining control over russian territories, which, in essence, means traditional colonial robbery. however, the intervention was also defeated by the british troops. i had to leave as soon as the white guard movement began to suffer defeat

from the advancing red army, but in order to more clearly understand the essence of british policy towards russia. let's go back to the events that happened almost 20 years earlier. watching the frost. do you know that you are with us? and you worked all the time musorskiy. it seriously decided to kill us all 5 minutes of silence. on saturday 21:25 on ntv, the russo-japanese

war of 1904-1905 is the result of the direct influence of great britain on japan, and today we can bring you direct evidence of a unique document that is today stored in the archives of the british foreign office . -japanese union signed in 1902, historians, both russian and english, united in me, the orientation of this treaty is unambiguously anti-russian. why turn to the text? here is a quote from this document , article, the fifth agreement guarantees the neutrality of one of the allies, in the event of a war of the other with any power, and military assistance to another ally, if one or more states join his opponent? translated from the

diplomatic language, if japan enters a war with a power, and the allies of this power observe the neutrality of britain, it does not interfere in the war. but if the allies support the enemies of japan, then britain will enter the war, everything seems to be fair, however, it was not at all like that in reality, the fact is that russia was connected with allied obligations with france and, according to these obligations, france had to take the side of russia, but she did not do this for fear of sanctions from the uk but the uk is almost openly played on the side of japan supplied advanced weapons with money provided all kinds of political and economic support. so, in fact, the scattering fought not only with japan, but also with great britain , which, of course, guaranteed. multiple

the preponderance of forces from what the japanese so easily went on about the british and agreed to become their cannon fodder. it was all about the greed and ambitions of the japanese elite, who were going to build the great eastern empire, these predatory moods and allowed the british to manipulate the japanese elite to incite them to seize more and more far eastern territories. this was exactly what foggy albion needed, who tried to hold back the russian empire in the pacific region with proxy when the russian flat war began, which japan fully subsidized by the united states of america and great britain japan would never have been able to build the fleet that she built, these are your japanese battleships of the path and yoshima, with which the british. it would seem that they took an

unthinkable step shortly before the start of the war. they installed their newest long-range guns on them on warships of another state. these tools. even in great britain itself, they were still classified as secret and on british warships, they were just being installed, it turns out that the british made every effort. even secret developments were given away, if only japan would attack russia. and the flagships of the japanese fleet, four warships built in england specifically for the war with russia shima hatsuse osaki mikasa. john brown, created at the armstrong shipyards, and the timbre of ern works, according to documents, generally surpassed the largest and strongest english ships in the world, it turns out that the british made ships better for the japanese than for themselves. did they do it for

japan of course? no, they did it against russia. there is an erroneous stereotype that russia easily went into a confrontation with japan that this was not so, and that russia was forced to fight, england say, these table documents show the ratio of naval forces at the beginning of the war. it is clearly not in our favor. japan has 80 ships, russia has 63, while our japanese ships exceeded russian ones by an incredible 70,000 tons; moreover, japanese soldiers in the far east by january 1, 1904 had almost 50,000 more russian ones, in addition to england, not only she herself poured money into the rearmament of japan, but also attracted major american bankers suffice it to

say that only one new york banker. jacob issued a multi-million dollar loan in japan the anglo-saxon world was ready to support japan not only financially, it was nothing at all special in that russia-england and the usa were preparing, yes, that is, they were preparing members of the far eastern territories from us. uh, and, of course, full-length england is behind the revolution of 1905-1007. this is the supply of epsiding weapons. uh, everyone, that's all here, the december mutiny in moscow on presnya, that's all. uh, the so-called companions. yeah, they're just fighters. they were armed with british rifles, which britain acquired from this war, first of all, weakening both the russian empire and the japanese empire, which facilitated its economic and political influence in the asia-pacific

region, but by the summer of 1905. the continuation of the japanese russian war no longer promised the anglo-saxons a geopolitical exhalation. after all, having received domination over korea and manchuria. japan could continue its movement deep into china, creating a threat to the interests of britain and the united states, apparently, therefore, in washington give birth. where to play the role of an intermediary in organizing russian japanese negotiations, english emissaries began to use their influence to moderate the appetite of the samurai, thereby once again proving that britain was the greatest instigator in the world before the russo-japanese war and its disappointing outcome, and the representatives of russia in the first in turn, representatives of, and russian, uh, military circles did not abandon the idea of

​​\u200b\u200bmoving south all the way to the persian gulf, it’s another matter that after, uh, the signing of the portman peace after revolutionary events already in the russian empire itself. this idea had to be abandoned at least for a while. in the twenty-first century, the policy of great britain does not change, it still seeks to control the whole world, therefore, artificial economic crises are constantly created. some countries are set against others, military conflicts are provoked, and all this, so that as a result, using the wrong hands , the british can again receive economic and political dividends. great britain this is not just a small island on the edge of the european continent. this is the center of weaving intrigues, power. constantly pushing the nations of the world into conflict and war .