Conflict on the Canadian-French Railway. The war that they decided to forget

In 1929, the Soviet Union for the first time in the history of the young state was on the verge of a major war with an external opponent. After the dictator of Manchuria Zhang Suelan, the Chinese-Eastern Railway (CVP), which was jointly owned by the Chinese Republic and the USSR, was captured throughout the Soviet Union: “Far Eastern, you are repulsed! Comrade Blucher, bolder into battle! ” In the Snchuria hills, stolen by the icy winds of Transbaikalia and on the surface of the lead waters of cold Sungari and the banks of the majestic Ussuri, fierce battles between the Soviet and Chinese troops, bombs poured on the surface of the lead water, and the air of volleys of heavy ship guns, the steel of the bayonets of the infantry at the same cavalry