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I have been busy with school and the graduation work(needs to be done this friday) so there has been no update and there is a chance that next update won't come until next Monday.
 
Chapter 3:Revolution and Spies

July 14th 1936, Moscow

Loginov was just returning from Department of Security and Intelligence back to Kremlin. "Comrade Loginov!" Yagoda greeted. "I hope you have good news about our spy operations?" He asked. "Yes, Comrade Yagoda" Loginov said. "We have successfully infiltrated the government of Turkey, Brazil, Spain and Dominican Republic" Loginov continued.
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Yagoda looked at the documents and nodded. Suddenly an soldier ran to the room. "Urgent news from Spain!" He said. "What is it?" Loginov asked. "Sir, Fascists have risen against the government of Spain" Soldier said. "They are trying to overthrow the Socialist goverment" he continued. At the same time the phone rang on Yagodas desk. He quickly answered it. "Yes, i just heard" He said. "I understand, i am on my way" He said and hang the phone. "Comrade Stalin has called the cabinet for a meeting" He said and took his coat. "Keep me posted about our spies Loginov" Yagoda said and left the room. "Yes Comrade" Loginov saluted.
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August 14th 1936

Soviet Union decided to send supplies and volunteers to Spain for Republicans help.
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At the same Brazil suffered from an communist coup and they agreed to join the Alliance of Soviet Union.
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September 9th 1936

Republican Spain proposed an alliance between Soviet Union and Spain. After a long debate in the soviet cabinet Soviet Union signed a treaty that brought Spain to the alliance and Soviet Union in to the war.
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October 20th 1936

First squadrons of soviet bombers arrived at Barcelona.
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November 3rd 1936, Barcelona

The Division of Stainovich had arrived to Barcelona in 2nd of November and they were immediately ordered to move to Tarragona to aid in the defense.
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Republicans were losing land quickly to the Fascist and Republicans only controlled few important locations. In 15th of November Bahamonde attacked Tarragona.

The battle lasted for an day and without Stainoviches tanks they would have lost the battle.
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November 30th 1936, Tarragona


Stainovich had been ordered to move south along the coast line to link up with the Republican forces in Madrid.
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December 4th 1936

Field Marshall Vassilevskij had landed in the north and made his way to Burgos where he had defeated Bahamondes forces.
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February 13th 1937, Albacate


Soviet troops had helped the Republican forces to surround the Nationalist forces in the south. An decisive battle was fought in Albacetes hills.
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In this battle Francisco Franco Bahamonde got killed while the Nationalist camp was bombed by Air Marshall Lysenko's squadron. The remaining forces managed to retreat to Jaen where they were defeated by Republican forces.

April 30th 1937

Some forces of Nationalist armies had managed to regroup in Albecate and where maintaining a strong defense on the nearby hills. Soviet and Republican armies attacked Albecate from North, South, East and West.
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After a week of fighting the Nationalist troops surrendered and all of Spain was under Republican control. Soviet Union started to pull back its troops when they heard that Nationalist Spain had surrendered unconditionally to Republicans.
 
First the fascists in Spain, then the ones in Portugal, and then... :D
 
First the fascists in Spain, then the ones in Portugal, and then... :D

One at the time i shall make the world Communist and Stainovich shall help me. :p


Promising AAR. Will keep an eye on it.


Incidentally, where'd you get the general pics from Command and Conquer? They're pretty good.

I took them from the games. And someone on the forums resized them for me.
 
Republican Spain proposed an alliance between Soviet Union and Spain. After a long debate in the soviet cabinet Soviet Union signed a treaty that brought Spain to the alliance and Soviet Union in to the war. [...]

How did you dispose Rep. Spain to join your Alliance??? :confused:

I played many times as Sovietunion (Vanilla;DD;Armageddon;Stonyroad) and i always support Rep. Spain. I even send them thousends of tons of oil, metal, supplies and and and ... but they never ever agreed to join my Alliance.

Even more they join the western Allies after a couple of years, even though they didn't got a single drop of oil from them.
 
this is pretty cool, different to the usual soviet aar. they;re probably my favourite country to play, so i'll be watching.
 
How did you dispose Rep. Spain to join your Alliance??? :confused:

I played many times as Sovietunion (Vanilla;DD;Armageddon;Stonyroad) and i always support Rep. Spain. I even send them thousends of tons of oil, metal, supplies and and and ... but they never ever agreed to join my Alliance.

Even more they join the western Allies after a couple of years, even though they didn't got a single drop of oil from them.

There is a slight chance that if you have 200+ relations they join you and then they go Left-Wing Radical just like Brazil has a chance to suffer from Left-Wing coup.

Komintern expands early! :eek:


That is the whole idea, the world shall be scared of the Komintern. ;)

this is pretty cool, different to the usual soviet aar. they;re probably my favourite country to play, so i'll be watching.

Good to have more readers.

Emporor try do destory Scandinavia before ww2.

No Soviet Union ain't war mongering and won't attack anyone if they don't have a good reason.
 
Chapter 4:Live and let live

July 14th 1937

Japan had launched an surprise attack against China and it's warlords.
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It was clear that Japan had planned this war as news poured in that they had launched attacks both in the south where Guanxi warlords were and from the north trough Shanxi. Shanxi was quickly defeated and the Japanese forced advanced further south.

China send many letters to the Soviet leadership where they asked help against the invaders. It was clear that they hoped that Soviets would join the war as they had did in Spain but Soviet Union only agreed to send material aid to China as Communist China wasn't fighting.
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August 1st 1937

There had been lost of talk about traitors amongst the soviet ranks and in August Stalin was ready to kill them all but the cabinet managed to convince him to back down and let them live and to serve the Motherland.
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What are you? A Communist or a pussie? No Purge? Stalin is puking at you!


:rofl:
 
no purge? :wacko:
that's 30 dissent, ouch!:(
 
no purge? :wacko:
that's 30 dissent, ouch!:(


and the dissent is allready at 10% :p and it was going to kill few of myself made leaders. It really ain't that bad considering that you aren't going to war for few years with the Soviets.