"Who is running this country in Moscow now, other than Lenin?" Sheffield asked Armand Hammer, and received an answer. After a series of names, Stalin's name was finally mentioned, asking Sheffield to

His face changed slightly, but he didn't say anything.

"Mr. Lenin has suffered two strokes. Now Moscow is said to be more authoritative, but it's really hard to say. Does Mr. William have any doubts? I have lived in the Soviet Union for two years, and I can help with everything." Armand Ha

Seeing Sheffield's silence, Mo Mo asked with some confusion.

"Nothing, let's go to Moscow together then." Sheffield returned to calmness, or rather pretended to be ordinary.

It is impossible for Sheffield not to be curious about this new country that he has never seen before. The Soviet Union is different from all previous countries. Generally speaking, whether it is a rebellion or a rebellion in the name of revolution, it is just a city wall.

Changing the king's flag, the rebels who came to power were no different from the previous rulers.

Breaking an old world and building a new world is just talk. How many can do it?

The position of secretary was not important at all in the early history of the Bolshevik Party. The Bolshevik Party had a position called full-time secretary, which was originally responsible for recording financial records and allocating party dues. It had a very humble status and basically had no say. It should be understood as a secretary who copied and wrote.

Members are OK too.

Later, when the Bolshevik Party came to power, the party had to deal with many things, so it gradually added some administrative work and became more powerful. However, the secretary represented the supreme authority because of Stalin. With Stalin, the secretary could be the president. Without Stalin, the secretary could be the president.

The secretary can still only charge party dues.

"Is stroke a common disease these days?" On the train to Moscow, Sheffield suddenly said something dumbfounded, as if Lenin's current state was exactly the same as that of Wilson, who was paralyzed and unable to speak.

"Mr. Lenin's health is indeed a little worse, which may be related to his early exile experience, but having said that, many of the current Bolshevik leaders have experienced exile." Armand Hammer said.

"Maybe that's the reason." Sheffield hesitated, but suddenly he remembered the two grand duchess in his family. This was no longer a problem for him, but became a problem for William Rockefeller.

This person is more like the son of a member of the Rockefeller family. He is not serious in everything. For example, he has a strong interest in the daughter of the Russian Emperor.

After Sheffield found out, he also talked with his son, pointing out the hemophilia of the Russian royal family, and hoped that Edith Rockefeller's son would seriously consider the pros and cons. The results of his son's consideration came out last year, and the slave owner was promoted to grandfather. Sure enough, for women, especially for women

She is a woman with status, and a man can do anything. If she has an obedient son, it will be like this.

As a frequent visitor to the White House, the trip to the Kremlin was actually a very new journey for Sheffield. However, seeing Natalia enter the Soviet Union like a curious baby, the slave owner couldn't help but smile. In fact, he was no better than I

How much better is Dice Rockefeller's son? They are basically lickers.

Who would believe that the biggest symbol of imperialism just appeared in the capital of the proletarian motherland? But this is a fact. Sheffield even met Lenin, who had suffered a stroke, as well as a series of powerful leaders in the Soviet Union.

Including Trotsky and Bukharin.

Two people who are completely opposites actually get along pretty well. The current situation is very simple. The Soviet Union is in urgent need of technology and capital development. Sheffield, on the other hand, does not want to take advantage of European countries and is willing to ensure profits at the same time.

, to help the development of the Soviet Union.

If he didn't do it, he would have been replaced by the British, and Armand Hammer had already stayed in the Soviet Union for two years, which shows that not everyone in the United States can ignore profits for the sake of class.

The signing and cooperation between the two parties is actually very smooth, involving steel, petroleum, electrical and other aspects. If it were not for vested interests like Britain and France still standing sideways, Sheffield would never make any move to capitalize on the enemy.

The United Kingdom had already lifted its economic blockade against the Soviet Union two years ago. Not to mention that during the Great Depression, the United Kingdom fought a trade war with the United States on the one hand, and on the other hand increased its strength through trade with the Soviet Union, which made the United States quite uncomfortable.

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Although the slave owners were still a step too late to get ahead of the British Empire, they succeeded in getting ahead of the French and rushed into the proletarian motherland.

"Actually, it's ridiculous to think about it. Even when I go out in the country, I have to bring a carload of bodyguards with me for fear that someone will do something bad to me. Now I feel safe in a country that is in conflict with my motherland." Sheffield couldn't help but sigh.

, holding a stack of contracts in hand, this is the current result.

A pair of bare hands held the slave owner's hand, and Natalia said obediently, "It seems that the Soviet Union has its merits. It is not impossible if the relationship between the two countries has always been friendly."

"It's really impossible. Under certain circumstances, the two countries can certainly cooperate when facing a common enemy." Sheffield was not thinking about the alliance during World War II at all, but working together to dismantle the post-World War II alliance.

of the British and French colonial empires.

Britain and France relied on their colonial advantages and wanted to be on an equal footing with the United States after World War II. On the one hand, Britain encouraged the United States to start a cold war against the Soviet Union, and on the other hand, it secretly transferred technology, including aircraft engines, to the Soviet Union. When one country was not strong enough, the two countries united.

They sent troops to fight together, and it was only after the Suez Canal War that they realized the reality and knew that it was no longer their time.

Sheffield represents the United Company's investments, which are mostly concentrated in the light industry, but also include areas such as steel and oil that have greatly improved national strength, as well as the Soviet Union's most urgent electrification.

Electric lights and telephones upstairs and downstairs. In the early days of the Soviet Union, this kind of practical slogan was always used to explain the concept of governance. In the pencil factory invested by Armand Hammer in Moscow, Sheffield saw the long red slogan that he was familiar with in his previous life and asked

After taking a look at the meaning, I realized that it was probably a slogan about production safety and everyone is responsible.

"Mr. William, the most important thing in the entire Soviet Union right now is to promote electrification. This should be familiar to you." Armand Hammer said.

"It's no stranger. When we competed with GE for the domestic market, we were almost strangled to death by GE, all thanks to the help of First Bank of Boston." Sheffield smiled and said, "Electrification is indeed a matter of naked eyes.

It shows areas where change can be made.”

But Sheffield was a little hesitant about this matter, but when he thought that GE of the Morgan family came to help with the electrification of the Soviet Union, he immediately had the idea that it would be better to benefit himself than to benefit others. He nodded and said, "Bukharin said in the previous investment negotiations

I mentioned this issue before, let me think about it.”

As for Sheffield's responsibility to support the enemy, from the perspective of the imperialist family, Britain and France must bear the blame. If the two countries did not take the United States seriously now and just treat it like a little brother, he would not need to come to the Soviet Union at all.

Next is the group of cowardly members of Congress of the United States. Although it is a tradition for the United States not to go to war with powerful countries, it is too much to continue to hold back domestically when President Wilson is at war with Britain and France.

Three months after arriving in the Soviet Union, Sheffield chose a good day to sign a contract with Southern Electric as an aid company for the electrification of the Soviet Union, and at the same time received the guarantee of a Soviet procurement contract.

After finishing this matter, Sheffield was about to leave, but he ran into an acquaintance who pointed at a young man in disbelief and asked, "Is that you?"

"Mr. William meets again! It's me. From now on, all your investment projects in the Soviet Union will be protected by me." Serov extended his hand with a gentle smile, "You can rest assured about the safety of the factories you invest in."

"What a surprise. You haven't changed. You are still very young." Sheffield said in amazement. "I didn't expect you to join the Bolsheviks. Before I leave the Soviet Union, I am willing to have a chat with you. By the way, you are here

What department does it work in?"

The person in front of me turned out to be someone I had met in Australia before. Wasn't he a noble from the Russian Empire? He had actually infiltrated into the Bolsheviks. However, as a slave owner who had a certain understanding of the Soviet Union, he probably wouldn't be able to escape the Great Purge.

"I am a member of the NKVD." Serov stretched out his hand, took a blue big-brimmed hat from the soldier on one side, and then put it on his head.

I can't escape the great purge? Serov looked at the naive monopoly capitalists in front of him. His eyes seemed to see everything! He really didn't plan to stay until then. The Soviet Union would leave once it got on the right track.

Although Sheffield was curious, he believed that he had no need to save the fate of others. He stayed in Moscow for a few days and then returned home to enjoy life in his country.

This investment of 50 million US dollars was nothing compared to the investment made by the United States in the Soviet Union during the Great Depression. However, it established a friendship between United Corporation and the Soviet Union.

With this foundation, Sheffield United survived the Great Depression safely. After the victory of World War II, the world entered a confrontation between the superpowers. In 1961, after the success of the fight against the Second Arab Coalition, at the request of the Portuguese authorities, the Alliance

The Chinese pasha Douglas Sheffield sent troops to help Goa, Portuguese India, resist the Indian attack.

"There is only one way before India, either to stop military operations immediately, or to wait for New Delhi, Mumbai and all major cities with more than 100,000 people to use nuclear bombs. A reply must be given within 12 hours."

Alexander Sheffield took the ultimatum issued by the Confederate States of America to India and said helplessly, "Father, there is a dispute in Washington over my brother's statement."

"What's controversial? The federal government always wants to control all countries. How can such a good thing happen?" Sheffield looked at his son and smiled, "It's really not 40 years ago when it held back President Wilson who was fighting for the interests of the country.

Just protect the interests of the Five Eyes alliance, why are you so greedy? Tell the federal government to choose between the alliance countries and India, and see which one they choose. Let a few of your brothers in other countries express their opinions, and that's it.

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Chapter completed!