Great Warlord: The Second Ancestor of the Empire

While the John Empire was worried, Adolf of the Hans Empire was also entangled at this time.

Although the Hans Empire did not form an alliance with Daxia during this world war, both sides had connections.

And both sides also maintain friendly relations.

It can be said that the relationship between the two countries is not an alliance but is better than an alliance.

According to this relationship, the Hans Empire should be happy when Daxia annihilated the fleets of the John Empire and Milician.

To be precise, the senior leaders of the Hans Empire were really happy that Daxia defeated the John Empire.

But Adolf was not happy.

Although Adolf gained the position of Prime Minister of the Hans Empire with the support of Daxia, he had great ambitions.

In his ideal, it was to build a world with the Germans as the leaders.

The people of Bactria can be allies and share the world with the Germans, but the people of Bactria cannot dominate the Germans.

In other words, Adolf is now envious of Daxia's achievements.

He felt that in the future, there would definitely be a battle between the Hans Empire and Daxia.

Lin Yi: I think so too, and I think it won’t be long.

Therefore, he felt that he should prepare in advance.

But Adolf looked back and was instantly discouraged.

Because he found that even if he broke up with Daxia now, he could only do passive defense and would not be able to fight Daxia head-on.

Daxia is too far away from the Hans Empire, so far that if we only attack Daxia by land, the logistics alone will bring down the Hans Empire.

Moreover, it is not that Adolf has not seen Daxia's layout in the Middle East.

In other words, it is easy for Daxia to attack the Hans Empire. Whether it is attacking by land or by sea, it is not a problem for Daxia.

This is because Daxia has supply points in the Middle East, and they can easily obtain supplies in the Middle East.

But the Hans Empire cannot do this.

If they want to attack Daxia, they must either do it by land, bit by bit, or by sea.

However, a land attack would consume too much, and the Hans Empire might collapse before reaching Daxia.

As for the sea route... John's empire can't defeat Daxia, so what can he do to fight a naval battle with Daxia?

After thinking about it, Adolf decided to defeat the Allies first.

If the remaining warships can be obtained after defeating the John Empire, then the Hans Empire will have a glimmer of possibility to fight Daxia.

But there is also a happy thing, that is, after more than a year of fighting, the Rhineland Republic has been destroyed.

Just last month, the Hans Empire and the Gallic Empire finally broke through the fortress of the Rhineland Republic and captured everyone in the fortress.

There was only one question now, and that was what to do with the people of the Rhineland.

Needless to say, the Rhineland high-level officials could just be sent to military courts for trial.

The problem is the hundreds of thousands of ordinary people. This is more difficult to do.

You could say they were ordinary civilians. They helped the Rhineland defenders and caused losses to the Hans Empire. But you could say they were soldiers. They had never really been on the battlefield.

For senior officials and soldiers, Adolf felt that they could be locked up and those who should be tried should be tried.

But it’s hard for the people...

The Gallic Empire meant that it would be better to just let the civilians go.

This is to prevent international public opinion from getting too big and ending badly.

But Adolf was unwilling. He seemed to have a special hatred for the people of the Rhineland.

However, he had to consider the suggestions of international public opinion and Gallic allies.

Therefore, Adolf could only choose to take a step back, which was to confiscate the property of all Rhineland civilians, and then all go to prison to serve three years.

It has to be said that Adolf set a precedent by allowing all civilians in a country to serve their sentences.

However, Adolf later caused other things to happen in this matter, resulting in the death of a large number of civilians.

Another piece of good news came back with the Rhineland, that is, Guderian had defeated the Western Front led by Timoshenko of the Budapest Republic and won the battles of the Dnieper River and Krivolov.

And cut off the roads and railways from Kiev to Minsk, and from Minsk to Moscow.

This left the more than one million soldiers of the Boupai Republic still fighting on the Western Front alone.

However, Guderian, who won two battles in succession, also suffered very heavy losses.

Especially in the Battle of the Dnieper River, the soldiers of the Bupai Republic were brave enough to cross the Dnieper River despite the artillery fire of the Hans Empire.

In order to prevent the Bupai Republic's counterattack, the Hans Empire even ordered Guderian to set fire to the entire west bank of the Dnieper River with gasoline.

But as a result, the soldiers of the Budai Republic who had crossed over crossed the fire scene without any hesitation, and then, with their whole bodies covered in raging fire, they came face-to-face with the soldiers of the Hans Empire.

The soldiers of the Hans Empire, who claimed to be extremely brave and had never lost since the beginning of the war, were defeated for the first time.

They retreated directly for more than ten kilometers.

If Guderian hadn't discovered it in time and allowed an armored division to block the gap, the outcome of the Battle of the Dnieper might have been reversed.

Afterwards, through investigation, we found out what the soldiers of the Boupai Republic had done.

This made Guderian lament the ferocity of the soldiers of the Boupai Republic, but it also sounded a wake-up call for himself.

Let Guderian pay more attention to the performance of ordinary soldiers of the Budapest Republic on the battlefield in the subsequent battles.

In the end, all the defeated soldiers were moved to the rear and received psychological treatment.

Guderian did not punish those soldiers because he knew the situation at that time. No matter who he replaced, he would not be able to defeat him...

However, no matter how carefully Guderian dealt with it, the Hans Empire suffered heavy losses in the battles of the Dnieper River and Krivolov.

Therefore, Guderian suggested to Adolf that he should suspend the attack first, make every effort to clear out the remaining troops on the Western Front, and prepare supplies for the winter.

The weather in the Budapest Republic is always colder than in other areas.

In order to avoid non-combat attrition due to weather, Guderian planned to prepare in advance.

Adolf heard Guderian's suggestion and thought it made sense.

Nahuang, who swept across Europe back then, lost to the cold city of Moscow.

Adolf didn't think he was better than Nahuang, and he always regarded Nahuang as his goal.

Since someone was lying in the pit for him, there was no need for him to jump down.

Therefore, Adolf agreed to Guderian's suggestion, maintained the front line along the Dnieper River, and then turned around to clear out all the surrounded soldiers of the Republic of Buddhism.

After all, there are millions of enemy soldiers in the rear. No matter how you look at it, it doesn't look like that.

Adolf told Guderian that he hoped he could clear out the remaining soldiers before November.

He will fly to the front line around November 11 to visit the soldiers.

After receiving Adolf's order, Guderian immediately took action and began to clear out the remaining soldiers.