Thakin Hla Pe - Political Map of the World

Introduction

At the time of writing this book, Germany was on one side, Poland, England, and France on the other, declaring war on the German-occupied territory of Poland. Let's find out why this war is happening.

In short, Lenin, the leader of the poor, said that when the capitalists in a country have become too big and have become too powerful, they form a group of monopolies, cooperative banks, etc., and then they try to conquer new countries. In this way, they can enjoy the advantages of having fewer capitalists to compete with them in the slave countries, having access to a large amount of fertile land, being able to sell finished goods widely, getting raw materials cheaply and at low cost, and having to hire ethnic workers at low wages.

Until about 1900 AD, conflicts between major powers were rare, but as industrialization gradually advanced, trade also developed and countries rushed to sell their goods, leading to conflicts between countries such as England, Germany, France, and Portugal.

So in 1914, a major world war broke out. Let's look at the reason. "Before 1914, Germany wanted to expand. Then, it aimed at the eastern countries and tried to build a railway to connect the North Sea and the Persian Gulf. If their plan came to fruition, the power of the British in Persia and India would decrease.

France also had a conflict with Germany in 1870-71 and ceded the Allier region to the Germans. France was keen to regain the Allier region if the opportunity arose, but the German invasion of Morocco in Africa led to a secret alliance between France and England in 1904.

Russia also fought a war with Japan and lost, so it temporarily signed a treaty of alliance with England, and in 1907, England, France, and Russia became the Triple Alliance.

Germany, on the other hand, signed an alliance with Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Turkey.

In the history of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, the reason for the outbreak of World War I was that Germany was eager to expand its empire by attacking the colonies of France and England, as well as the Ukraine, Poland, and the Baltic states from Russia.

The Russian Tsarist government also wanted to divide Turkey, as well as the Dardanelles, which ran from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean Sea, and Galicia, which was part of Austria-Hungary.

England also wanted to take back the Turkish territories of the Persian Empire and Mesopotamia, and to eliminate German goods, which were being sold more widely than their own.

France also wanted to take possession of the salt fields and the Austerlitz and Lorraine provinces, which were rich in coal and iron. As a result, the two capitalist countries were divided and in 1914 they fought fiercely against each other for the control of the territories.”

Therefore, every country built on the capitalist system will inevitably face imperialist wars from time to time. When the Great War ended in 1918, about 10 million people died and more than 20 million were seriously injured. The major powers that fought the war regretted it greatly and signed a peace treaty in 1918 to prevent future wars for the sake of world peace. However, imperialism and war are like shadows that follow a person, so even a peace treaty is meaningless. Since the day the treaty was signed, wars have occurred frequently, including the current one, which has occurred 18 times.

Once upon a time... from 1918 to 1919.

Poles and Ukrainians settled in eastern Galicia.

They fought to capture it. Paul and I were able to capture the Galleys.

Imported into Poland.

2nd time... 1919 to 1921

Independence of the Irish people in Ireland

A great war broke out.

3rd time: Russia in 1919

Admiral in Siberia

Kolkata, southern Russia

General Denikin, Estonia

Led by General Yudin (b).

Because the poor rebelled against the government

The Russian Red Shirt army brutally suppressed the uprising.

4th time... Morocco in 1919-22

The Spanish attacked the Rif.

5th time... Arabia in 1919-26

In the land of Yah, the brothers Isaac and King Hussein

War broke out and King Hussein fell.

6th time... In 1920, Russia

He fought against Poland.

7th time.. Turkey in 1920.

The country attacked the Republic of Armenia.

Direct road to Russia

Built.

8th time... China in 1920-26

There was a major civil war in the country.

9th time... Asia in 1921-22

The Greeks (B) attacked the Minor Kingdom.

However, the Turks suppressed it a month later.

Then the total value of the gold coins destroyed in Asia Minor was

It was estimated that there were 50,000,000.

The 10th time... In Syria in 1925.

A great rebellion against the French broke out.

11th time... 1925 - 35 years ago

For the Granja Chaco region in South America

War broke out between Bolivia and Paraguay.

12th time... China in 1926-28

There is a major civil war in China, and the Chinese President

It was established as a great country.

The 13th time... Manchuria in 1931-32

Japan invaded and attacked the country.

They liked the Chinese king Chen Xi who deposed Bolin.

The emperor was crowned and Manchuria was brought under Japanese rule.

The 14th time... In 1932 in Shanghai, China.

The Chinese and Japanese armies clashed.

In Shanghai, 70,000,000 pounds of gold coins were lost.

The 15th time... In 1935-36, Abiy

Siena was invaded and occupied by Italy.

The 16th time... In Spain in 1936.

It was a civil war encouraged by Italy and Germany.

The 17th time... In 1937, China

The Japanese invaded to conquer the entire country.

The attack is still ongoing.

18th time... in the Western Hemisphere

Regarding Poland, England, France, Poland on one side,

Germany is at war.

In this capitalist world, major wars have erupted frequently. As long as capitalism exists, wars will continue to erupt.

Only when capitalism is eradicated from the earth can we truly achieve world peace. Otherwise, like a fire that dies down after a party, we will only achieve temporary peace.

Therefore, anyone who truly desires world peace must study world affairs. In so doing, they must grasp the basic principles of world politics. Only then will it be easy to understand world affairs that are changing minute by minute and hour by hour.

Therefore, this book briefly describes the important countries and compares them with maps.

Father,