Unlike what the Cheka imagined, the East African National Defense Security Bureau's activities in Odessa are actually not active. At least during this period, the East African Government has no intention of causing trouble in Russia.
As for the Tsarist Russian exile government, although established in East Africa, in the view of East Africa, the so-called government's exploitable value is very low. East Africa does not expect this so-called exile government to accomplish much; after all, the Soviets are bound not to choose to return to the Tsarist Era.
Of course, keeping the Tsarist Russian exile government can be used to annoy the Soviet government, which in fact is also a good bargaining chip.
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March 14, 1925.
Saint Petersburg.
This city, called Leningrad by the Soviets, once the capital of the Tsarist Era, is also the region where the cultural heritage of the Tsarist Russia is most concentrated over hundreds of years.
