My Third Empire

In the presidential office in the presidential palace at Wilhelmstraße 73 in Germany, Accardo is meeting with President Hindenburg to explain the demonstration of the Greater Deutsches Party.

Are you doing this to demonstrate against me? Hindenburg asked, staring at Akado, his words were a little angry: Or do you want to take this position instead of me?

Accardo waved his hand: No one can replace you, President Hindenburg, we are showing our strength to our opponents, enough to shock their strength! Only in this way can we guarantee to help you win the election in the future.

What are you doing? General Arcador Rudolph, aren't you satisfied with the power I gave you? Hindenburg continued to ask with a frown.

He glanced at the silent Akado, and sighed as if he was talking to himself: You must know that you are only 27 years old now, and my official position at your age is not half as big as your current official position. It is incomparable.”

As he spoke, he stroked a beautiful ornament on the desk, and then raised his head and glanced at Arcador: Do you want to command the entire army, and then get a military government to help you implement dictatorship?

Akado lowered his head, thought for a moment, and then said, I don't want a dictatorship, I want to bring the suffering democracy of Germany to victory! Mr. President! The reason I gained power was because I needed more Great power to carry out my plan to revive the German nation! Not for any dictatorship.

Unbalanced power will push you to the other extreme, child! You know that power that is not obtained through the right means will eventually perish! Hindenburg sighed meaningfully.

If someone is holding back, the revitalization of the National Defense Forces will be greatly hindered. At this time, we are not allowed to back down, Mr. President. Arcado said at attention: We must unite and defeat all the enemies that stand in front of us.

I will not hand over my power! General Accardo, I will defend my power to the death! Only I, the president of this country, Hindenburg, is the supreme commander of the German Wehrmacht! Hindenburg closed his eyes and said said in one sentence.

This is not Hindenburg's self-bragging. In the 330,000 German regular army, although Arkado controlled the main force of nearly 100,000 people, most of the Wehrmacht were still loyal to President Hindenburg, and they inherited the old German Army. The tradition of not participating in politics is against the infiltration of the Nazi Party, nor does it accept the leadership of the Greater Deutsches Party, and is free from politics.

That's why you stood behind me firmly and supported me, didn't you? Our goals are the same, and we all hope that Germany will become stronger! We all hope that the Wehrmacht will be invincible in the world! Arkado said solemnly: Sichter It didn't stop me, and you didn't stop me, not for any other reason, but because we both have a heart that loves Germany.

Hindenburg was silent for a long time, and finally he raised his head to look at Arcardo and said helplessly: The chairman of the Social Democratic Party came to me, he told me that the Greater Deutsche Party was the root cause of disturbing the social order, and begged me Don't support early congressional elections, I promised him.

No problem, I immediately informed Krupp and asked him and Stressmann to stop the parade. Arkado lowered his head and said, I assure you that the Greater Deutsches Party will support your decision unconditionally.

Very good! You know the advance and retreat better than I thought. I am very relieved. Hindenburg stood up and walked slowly to Akado, walking a little hard, and his age made every breath of him seem extremely precious: General Arcador, I also promise you,

The government will secretly allocate 5.5 million US dollars for the procurement of national defense force equipment, and prepare another $1 million as a national defense force bonus to be distributed to all military officers. Any more requests?

Akado stood at attention and saluted, stretched out his right hand high, raised his chin and replied, No more! Your Excellency President! Long live Great Germany!

Very satisfied with Akado's attitude, Hindenburg nodded and waved his hand to signal Akado to leave. Akado stood at attention again and saluted before exiting the President's Office.

Outside the door of Hindenburg's office, two cadres of the Greater Deutsche Party were waiting there, one of them was Tut, the minister of the Organization Department, and the other was Matthoff, the Minister of the Propaganda Department. When the two saw Akado coming out, they immediately stood up and greeted him.

I want you to investigate immediately! This time, someone caught fish in troubled waters and made things so unmanageable that we almost became the enemies of President Hindenburg! If I didn't know the bottom line at Hindenburg, we would be finished this time! As soon as Akado waited for the two to get close, he ordered fiercely: Within three days! I want to report in detail!

Yes! The two knew that Akado was in a bad mood, but they nodded and agreed and stopped talking.

Inform Krupp and Stressmann to come to my office in the afternoon. Arkado continued to issue orders as he walked out.

Yes! Tut of the Organization Department agreed.

Accardo turned to Captain Syndra, who was following behind him: Call the president's office of MAN, make an appointment and come over in person, and say that the funds are in place, and we will add 50 P4 cars. For the sake of confidentiality For the sake of convenience, all armored vehicles in the Wehrmacht are called cars, but the letters at the beginning are different: B refers to cars produced by BMW, which is also the Bavarian Machine Factory; D refers to cars produced by Daimler; K It refers to the car produced by Krupp; and 123 is used to distinguish the size of the motor vehicle.

For example, B1 refers to BMW motorcycles, B2 refers to BMW small cars, D3 refers to Mercedes-Benz large cars, and P4 cars refer to secretly produced P-2 tanks.

Understood! Captain Syndra nodded: I will set off as soon as I return to the headquarters.

Arkado is still assured of Captain Syndra's ability to handle affairs. Although the loyalty of her and Anna remains to be observed and proved, the ability of the two people to do things makes Arkado very satisfied.

Krupp and Stressmann were recruited not for anything else, but to immediately stop the parade of the Greater Deutsches Party in Berlin and all over Germany, and to make a comprehensive summary of this rashly launched parade .

As soon as the two people came to the office, Akado said with a sullen face: Gentlemen, this time we were a little aggressive, and we didn't take into account the reactions of various forces, which led to the use of people with ulterior motives for this demonstration!

Stressman was a smart man, and quickly figured out the crux of the problem: They used our actions to kill us? We didn't ask for an early congressional election! These bastards framed it!

“This time it was just a super propaganda campaign to expand our party’s influence, without any political purpose! Not to mention the stupid request for an early election to Congress. We are not ready to win the election, how can we raise Such a request? Krupp also frowned.

Suddenly his eyes lit up, and Arcador seemed to have thought of the crux of the problem: Have we forgotten someone?

Stressman stared at Arcador suspiciously and asked, Who? Which important person have we forgotten?

Accardo went to his desk, pulled out a file bag from a stack of documents, opened it and found two files inside, and a photo glued to it: This person is the Nazi party in Berlin. The person in charge, whose name is Goebbels, is a very powerful guy! He is very familiar with propaganda work, and this incident is probably his handwriting.

The Nazi Party? Why did they do this? Krupp asked, and suddenly laughed again: Hey! It's interesting! Because their most capable Mr. Adolf Hitler is the chairman, you took him to prison yourself, right? ?

It's not just that. Arcador threw the file on the coffee table, frowned and said, They are doing what we did a year ago, muddying the water, so as to take the opportunity to achieve their purpose.

Playing the tricks we've played with? This Goebbels isn't very good. Stressman picked up the files on the coffee table, flipped through them at random, and then threw them back on the coffee table: He really has a chairman. What do you mean by that?

Don't underestimate him, at least he is an opponent enough to make us nervous. Arcador said.

I'm currently preparing a diplomatic offensive against Britain, and I'm going to convince the British government to agree to another revision of the Treaty of Versailles to expand our army to 200,000 people. That's been the focus of my recent work. Siman said indifferently: The job of dealing with this terrible opponent is left to the vice chairman of Krupp.

Me? I still have four meetings to attend. It is related to the distribution of imported steel and rubber and other industrial raw materials by several big companies. How can I deal with such an unknown little guy. Give this guy to our propaganda Minister Matthoff. Krupp also had no interest in this Goebbels, and immediately pushed the matter away.

Akado is very helpless, after all, not everyone has a clear foresight of history like him. So he can't expect the now well-known arms tycoon Krupp and the famous German foreign minister Stressmann to take a small party's propagandist Goebbels seriously.

In this case, I recommend someone to be Mr. Matthoff's deputy and deal with Goebbels. Accardo said helplessly, he had to try his best to guide the situation in a better way.

Who? Krupp asked curiously, noticing that Arkado used her word.

Miss Fanny, a reporter from the Greater Deutsches Party Newspaper! I am very satisfied with the propaganda activity she planned. Help me thank her and let her continue to be in charge of the propaganda work of the Greater Deutsches Party. Arkado thought for a while and said.