My Third Empire

Accardo, are you really going to the Soviet Union? Then from Siberia to China? Sickert asked, staring at Akado.

Akado sighed helplessly and replied: General, France will definitely use this incident to make a big fuss, the Coalition Committee will also enter a period of strength, and some of our domestic facilities and plans will be forced to stop.

Sickert thought about it for a while and persuaded again: That's why we need you here! Akado! There is too much work to do here. If you leave, wouldn't the French be more at ease?

So I can only ask you to help with these things? I will go to the Soviet Union to personally inspect the second phase of the Tack Project in the Soviet Union, and then let those Bolsheviks help us build the air force and armored forces we have never dared to have! Arkado He said while arranging the documents on the desk.

Are you asking me to wipe your ass for you? Arcador! You left the whole mess and asked your boss to help you with the aftermath? You're so impolite. Sickert raised his eyebrows and said: I won't do this for you! Do it yourself!

Accardo glanced at Sickert, locked the sorted documents in the safe, and then closed the outer wall of the safe. If he hadn't seen it with his own eyes, who would have thought that his safe was the first to enter the door. Behind the shoe rack.

Then he straightened up, looked at Sickert and said, Although we have differences on some issues, we are completely the same for the purpose of the Wehrmacht and Germany! To help me is to help yourself! You know that!

But you caused me a lot of trouble! In order to avoid these troubles, I would rather do it alone in the future. Sickert laughed: Maybe I will push you out directly and give France an explanation!

Then what? Abandoning Project Hades? The trouble I brought to you is far less than the benefit I brought to the Wehrmacht! You know this very well, if I didn't meet your expectations, you would have kicked me out of the headquarters long ago Yes, right? Arcador stretched confidently and said to Sickert.

How long will it take to come back? Sickert finally sighed and compromised: I think the Wehrmacht still needs you.

A sigh of relief was secretly in his heart, and Akado knew that he had passed the Sickert level this time, and he was safe for the time being: I'll be back in about 40 days, at most 45 days, we still have a lot of things to do, Can't afford to delay.

The Russians are not easy to deal with now, you have to be careful, Akado! They are now fighting against the landlords and capitalists. They are not very friendly to the entire Western civilization. Sickert told Akado.

Akado spread his hands and said, They haven't been very friendly to Western civilization since the days of the Mongolian cavalry, right? He laughed after saying that.

Sickert laughed a few times, and then stopped: Now that you know, how can you be sure that they will cooperate with us?

The reason is very simple. Now the whole of Europe is not very friendly to us! It is easier for them to accept a Germany that is not accepted by Europe! Arkado also stopped smiling and said.

What else? I want to listen to all your plans! Sickert narrowed his eyes and said, We can't afford to lose the Russian negotiations! Once we lose, the entire Wehrmacht's Pluto Project will go bankrupt.

First, the Russians and we have the same views on Poland! Neither of our countries wants to see the existence of Poland as a country. Akado said: You know this, we have the same interests.

It's no secret that Sickert resented Poland,

He once expressed his views bluntly in a personal letter: The existence of Poland is incompatible with the existence of Germany, and it is difficult for me to tolerate it.

The Soviet Union also did not like its new western neighbor. The Red Army of the Soviet Union launched an attack on the Polish capital in the summer of 1920, but was beaten by the Polish army and returned to its starting point in embarrassment.

This shouldn't be all your chips, let's talk about it. Sickert leaned on the sofa and took the coffee from Grace.

Accardo has nothing to hide. In fact, his biggest trump card is that the Soviet Union, which has been squeezed out by the Western regime at this moment, is eager to seek allies: The other reliance is that the Soviets need our advanced technology, which allows them to increase productivity.

He pointed to the Treaty of Versailles on the table, which, like an ornament, he had never abided by, said: Besides! They are not parties to the Treaty of Versailles, which means they are not obliged to enforce the terms of the Treaty. , combined with the vast territory of the Soviet Union, is an ideal location for our training of pilots and tank drivers.

Of course, there is still a part of him that he did not say, that is, he is thinking about China in the Far East, and has already started some cooperation with China. He wants to pull China into his sphere of influence, and let the unstable Japan fall into China's in the future. The quagmire of war.

The idea is good. I will help you find a reliable translator. I hope your trip to Russia and China will go well. Sickert took the coffee and drank it.

As the first officer to arrive at the scene, Akado was summoned many times by diplomats from the French embassy and officers of the Allied Forces Commission, which delayed Akado's trip. Cardo was also largely cleared of charges.

During the two weeks he was summoned, Arcardo was not idle either. In the autumn of 1921, Arcardo arranged for his friend and follower Guderian to be an intern in Munich. The relationship also allowed him to make many friends in the logistics department of the National Defense Forces. For the social activities during this period of time, Arkado even hired an old court etiquette officer, and spent two weeks in the evening to learn some noble etiquette.

When winter just came, Arkado finally set foot on the train to the Soviet Union. As for the group he led, there were only three people because of confidentiality reasons.

Accardo, Adjutant and Guard Geer, an interpreter in the Wehrmacht Logistics, whose name is Brooke.

Geer will not say more, since he went to the train station to pick up Akado to the National Defense Forces headquarters, he has been assigned to Akado as a private security guard and adjutant, and his identity has also risen with the tide. Second lieutenant, already on the same level as Sickert's secretary, Grace.

Bullock was a genius, at least a linguistic genius, proficient in six languages, able to write French, German, English in beautiful variants; speak German, French, English, Italian and Chinese, and even Also Arabic. During the First World War, he was a member of the German officer corps in Turkey.

However, the most proud person on the train was Arkado Rudolph, who was sitting by the window and looking at the endless icy and snowy fields. At the end of 1918, he was still a second lieutenant, only a sergeant, not even an officer, but in just three years, he was already a hot lieutenant colonel in the Wehrmacht.

Unlike other lieutenant colonels, Arkado holds the Gestapo, the newly created spy force of the German military; and can influence the decision-making of the 15th Division, the main force of the Wehrmacht; he is also personally building the 3rd Division whose division commander is temporarily vacant; He built almost all motorized troops in Germany, and maintained good friendship with more than half of the German generals. Of course, he also used the Gestapo to spread rumors and became the most famous officer among the lower-ranking officers of the Wehrmacht.

Now he is going to the Soviet Union himself to secretly build air power for the entire Wehrmacht, and will also travel as an emissary to far-off China to earn money for the Wehrmacht - it can be said that he has now grabbed the Wehrmacht's money bag and stretched a hand to the Gun barrel, he's pretty much the most powerful lieutenant colonel in the Wehrmacht.

However, there is not much time left for Arcardo. He knows that in 1923, Hitler will launch the famous Munich beer hall riot. This riot will bring Hitler to prison, but his influence will be unprecedentedly expanded. , Rather than saying that Hitler was arrested for doing evil, it would be better to say that he went to prison in order to use the pages of the newspapers and media for publicity.

Thinking of this, Akado held his forehead with his right hand. Hitler was not able to succeed because of his cleverness. This guy did have an aura of obedience, as well as a domineering arrogance to move forward bravely in the face of difficulties.

If it is not handled properly, the Wehrmacht that he has worked so hard to manage will become a private army of the Nazis in a few years, and become Hitler's personal powerful war machine. Completely become a biting dog in Hitler's captivity.

The Wehrmacht has no faith, so the Wehrmacht is detached from politics and becomes the mainstay of Germany. However, because the Wehrmacht has no faith, almost blank thoughts are more easily occupied by a belief. What Arkado knew was that the Wehrmacht was ruled by Nazi ideology. This time He wants to stop this from happening.

Of course not for the sake of world peace, nor for the sake of the common people. Akado just didn't want to let go of the power in his hand, and he didn't want others to ride on his head and shout. There is always a way to stop the expansion of Hitler and his Nazi party. Arkado thought with a headache: This is really a difficult problem.

Just when Akado was thinking in distress, Brook went out for a walk and came back again. He bent down and said to Akado softly, Mr. Lieutenant Colonel. Moscow Railway Station is here!

When Akado and his men got off the train with their luggage, they were stunned by the scene in front of them. A whole military band played the national anthem just set by the Soviet Union at the train station. Flowers stood on the snowy platform in a short skirt, smiling and stuffing the flowers in their hands to Akado and others.

Isn't it supposed to be a secret? What's the situation? Geer quietly asked Brook, who didn't know how to be a good translator.

With a helpless expression on his face, Akado took the flowers, shook hands with the officers who came over, and then turned to look at his subordinates, and then smiled bitterly: Is it a red regime? It's all the rage.