My Third Empire

Read the newspaper! Read the newspaper! A newsboy waved the newspaper in his hand and shouted loudly in the middle of the street: His Royal Highness the former crown prince participated in the military exercise and watched the ceremony as the first guest! The military supports the restoration of the royal family!

In the other direction, a young schoolbag stall owner shouted loudly: Come and see! Come and see! The Kaiser sent his own son! General Seekert, the commander-in-chief of the Wehrmacht, publicly supported His Majesty the Emperor!

In the high window, the curtains inside were drawn, and a French officer wearing a round cap turned around and looked at his Belgian colleague and said, Is it necessary to help fuel the flames? This may not necessarily be able to save the Sickert, who had been the commander-in-chief of the Wehrmacht for more than three years, was ousted.

Colonel Grudo smiled slightly: We have obtained a lot of information. Germany is arming itself on a large scale. We just have no evidence for the time being. We all know that Germany is hiding at least 10 divisions of troops.

So what? The big men above us are also very aware of the hidden strength of the German Wehrmacht, but they all pretended not to know anything. The French officer spread his hands and said: I am not a member of the Coalition Arms Control Commission, I am Just visiting friends.

Colonel Grudeau spread his hands and said helplessly: Lieutenant Colonel Charles de Gaulle, you must know that apart from us, no one regards the rising Wehrmacht as a threat. These big figures think that Poland is much stronger than Germany. Germany hides The strength is not to be feared, once the war starts in France, it will be able to cross the Rhine in three days, and it will take a few months to hit Berlin.

Are we just watching them break the Treaty of Versailles? Charles de Gaulle said dejectedly: Doing a little trick here? Can you stop the Wehrmacht from rearming itself?

This is no small move for us. You must know that the Wehrmacht has been secretly expanding its strength with the support of General Sickert. If we can directly let Sickert go away this time, then the expansion of the Wehrmacht will suffer a setback. Grudo said with a smile.

But you still have nothing to do with Colonel Arcador Rudolph. De Gaulle said with a frown.

Colonel Grudo nodded: So we had to take General Sickert first, and Colonel Arkado was not as powerful as we thought. His promotion was stopped by Sickert, which shows that Akka The background of this person in the military is not as terrible as we estimated.

Isn't that anonymous call coming again? De Gaulle asked suddenly.

No, since the death of President Ebert, the phone has never been called, and we have never received such valuable intelligence. Grudo shook his head and said.

The intelligence part shows that a secretary of President Ebert is also missing. It seems that we have lost a very good ally. De Gaulle said with a sigh.

Colonel Grudo nodded: We will pay attention to protecting the next ally who takes the initiative to join us.

Read the newspaper! Read the newspaper! The newsboy downstairs shouted louder.

The German capitalists were outraged, and they gathered to demand that the German government severely punish General Seeckert, claiming that this arrogant old man must be paid for. This morning, the representatives of four old nobles and seventeen big financial groups have found President Hindenburg and made two completely opposite demands to the old marshal who just sat on the throne.

The spokespersons of the capitalists and the consortium demanded that President Hindenburg severely punish General Seeckert and dismiss him as the commander-in-chief of the Wehrmacht.

Because Sickert invited members of the royal family to the military exercise was beyond his purview and threatened Germany's national security.

However, some of Hindenburg's old colleagues and several veteran nobles made different voices. They asked Hindenburg to support Seekert, suppress the unreasonable demands of the capitalists, and some even directly asked Hindenburg to welcome His Majesty the Emperor's return from the Netherlands and re-rule the great German Empire.

The next day, Hindenburg called the barracks in Bavaria, and soon found his trusted young confidant Colonel Arkado Rudolph.

Can I trust you? As soon as they met, Hindenburg looked at Akado and asked.

I arrived here as soon as I got off the plane, Mr. President. Accardo stood in front of Hindenburg: If you need it, I can immediately take control of downtown Berlin.

Are the police and the Gestapo reliable? Hindenburg continued to ask.

Major Gaskel is in the office, he can carry out any orders for us. I have contacted the police chief at the airport, and Berlin can be under martial law at any time. Accardo continued to answer.

Hindenburg nodded and asked the third question of the meeting: Lieutenant Colonel Arcador, does this count as a betrayal of the royal family? I have served them for decades.

President Hindenburg, are you willing to betray and sacrifice all those who elected you to be president, including sacrificing your own life to fulfill your loyalty? Accardo did not answer, but asked instead.

Take this document to Sickert's office, he was fired. Hindenburg was stunned for a few minutes, then picked up a document from his desk, and said to Arcardo very lonely : Pass on my words for me to all the businessmen you know, Hindenburg will defend the democratic regime until the last moment.

Yes! Long live the Great Deutschland! Arcador stood at attention and saluted, then turned and walked out of Hindenburg's office.

After walking out of the president's office, Accardo used the phone number of the president's secretary to call the office of General Sickert's secretary.

Hello! This is the Office of the Secretary of the General Command of the National Defense Forces. I am Captain Grace, Secretary of General Sickert. What can I do? Ms. Grace, the newly promoted secretary, picked up the phone and greeted .

After listening to her, Akado ordered: I'm Akado, you now call General Harmon in Sickert's name and tell him to take the guards to the 15th Division headquarters to find General Ren.

You're going to do something to General Sickert? Grace whispered: I won't help you to do anything to make you feel sorry for General Sickert.

It's not me who is going to deal with Sickert! It's President Hindenburg! I still have a way to survive if I shoot General Sickert. If it were someone else Sickert, it would be over! Akado said with a frown.

There was silence on the phone for a long time, and finally Grace's voice came: Okay! I'll help you. I want a major rank.

No problem, Major Grace. Akado nodded and hung up the phone.

Then he grabbed the receiver again and connected the call to the headquarters of the 15th Division: General Ryan, I'm Colonel Arcador Rudolph.

Long live the Great Deutschland! Mr. President Rudolph, what is the order? Major General Ren asked without any hesitation on the other end of the phone.

Harmon will come to you! Detain him for me, and send someone to cooperate with the party members in the 1st Division to take over the 1st Division of the Wehrmacht. Akado ordered: Not a single soldier can leave without my order. barracks.

Yes! Ren hung up the phone.

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Sickert was restless in the office. In the past two days, the newspapers attacked him recklessly. Some people even said that he was the emperor's lackey. Although he had the intention to restore the German emperor, he dared to swear to God that it was never now.

German newspapers attacked him overwhelmingly, and foreign newspapers followed suit, making Sickert feel that he was in an extremely embarrassing situation.

Bell, bell, bell. The phone on the desk rang, and Sickert grabbed the receiver: I'm General Sickert, who are you.

I'm Crown Prince William! I'm calling you from a friend's apartment! You should act now! Assemble the army to control Berlin! Otherwise it will be too late! An anxious voice came from the other end of the phone: One of my A friend called to say that the Hindenburg was on the side of the merchant!

What? Sickert was startled and stood up. Out of the corner of his eye, he saw two police cars parked outside the window, and many police officers were gathering around.

He immediately hung up the phone, grabbed the receiver again, and connected to the headquarters of the 1st Division on the outskirts of Berlin: Hello, I'm looking for Major General Harmon.

General Sickert, what a coincidence? I'm Major General Ryan, the commander of the 15th Division. General Harmon is a guest at the 15th Division headquarters. He and Captain Hulk have a lot to talk about. Lost.

Bastard! Sickert slammed the handset in his hand onto the carpet.

This is not good! General Sickert! You fell as public property. Without knocking on the door, Arcador took Geer to open the door of General Sickert's office and saw Sickert slamming the phone. Akado said with a smile.

Did you trick Harmon into the 15th Division? Sickert stared at Arcador and asked, You planned this reporter's attack as well?

I don't have that much energy. This incident was mainly under the control of the Coalition Arms Control Committee. They planned to obstruct the revitalization of the National Defense Forces. You were caught by them, so this attack happened. Arkado said : I just asked some reporter friends to help report this incident, which is a small favor for them.

Marshal Hindenburg was also persuaded by you? Sickert continued to ask reluctantly.

Akado laughed: My lord, I have never convinced President Hindenburg. You see, he is the president, not a marshal. No one wants to let other people point fingers on them, especially It's His Excellency the President who has been criticized before! I didn't persuade anything, he made his own choice.

I want to know, if you win, what are you going to do with the Wehrmacht? Sickert stared at Arkado and asked, his words were full of unwillingness and loneliness.

I will not do anything, the National Defense Forces will continue to implement the Pluto Project! It will become stronger in my hands. Akado said solemnly.