The Rise of the Third Reich

In August 1936, the world-famous Berlin Olympics was in progress, attracting half of Europe's attention - not only because of the Olympics, but also because of the splendor displayed by the country hosting the Olympics, which was clearly telling the world : The German Empire has stood up and is arrogant!

And the attention of the other half of Europe is on Spain! A brutal and shocking civil war has just begun.

However, historical events do not always happen in places that attract everyone’s attention. In the Prague Castle where the Constituent Assembly of the Bohemian Federation is located, there is an inconspicuous room with the words "Cesin Polish National Socialist Party Member Leszynska" Inside the office with the "Ms. Ya" brand. An event that changes the course of history is happening!

Natalie Lesinskaya, a beautiful Polish woman in her thirties and former secretary-general of the National Socialist International, has spent the past few months playing parliamentary politics with which she is unfamiliar - as a Polish state Leader of the Socialist Party in the Ceshin region.

This was the task Hersman gave her after the "conquest of Bohemia", asking her to lead the Polish National Socialist Party to win the elections in the Cesin region! Then she also received a large sum of money from Hessman and a whole team of election experts, all of whom were Polish-speaking "election experts."

Natalie guessed that those people must be members of the Stasi... If she guessed correctly, this "Bohemian Federal Election" was not only a step for Germany to annex Bohemia, but also a step for the Stasi. An opportunity to infiltrate Polish politics.

Because the Ceszyn region will soon leave the Bohemian Federation, join the Polish Federation, and become a province of the Polish Free State. The politician who leads the Ceszyn region to return to Poland will definitely become a national hero of Poland. They will have no trouble winning the new elections (by-elections for the Ceszyn constituency of the Polish Parliament) and becoming members of the Polish Federation.

"Ludwig, what on earth do you want from me?" Natalie muttered to herself, looking at a uniform photo signed by Hessmann on her desk.

She originally thought that Hessman was interested in her, so she "requested" her from Stalin. After Natalie came to Hessman, she thought carefully about some issues and figured out how she was sent to him. Hessman's side.

This was supposed to be a bureau of Soviet intelligence. She was given to Hessman as a "gift", and she was also a pawn inserted by the Soviet intelligence agency into Hessman's side - Natalie knew that the Soviet intelligence agency often did this! Many "foreign friends" who spent time in the Soviet Union were given a Soviet wife. And these "Soviet wives" are all agents of the Soviet Union without exception...or, in other words, they will become agents of the Soviet Union when necessary!

Although these women may not have received training from the Soviet intelligence services, nor are they necessarily Bolshevism fighters, some are even aristocratic girls with "bad elements." You may not necessarily know your mission before being assigned to a "foreign friend." But when needed, the Soviet intelligence agency would always find a way to "activate" them.

Natalie, who was actually half a Soviet agent, had no doubt that the Soviet intelligence agencies would be able to work for them when necessary. Because if they can't do this, they won't "give" themselves to Hessman at all.

As for what methods the Soviet intelligence agency would use to make herself submit, Natalie Lesinskaya had no idea at all.

"Dong dong dong..."

There was a knock on the door of Natalie's office, and a gentle middle-aged man's voice came from outside, speaking fluent Polish: "Comrade Lesinskaya (also known as comrade within the National Socialist Party), Henry Mr. Yin has arrived.”

The person who spoke was Natalie's secretary, a Polish native of Ceshin who went to university in London, named John Liebelski. When Natalie was planning to found the National Socialist Party of Poland, this short-looking, very polite-looking Polish intellectual from Cesin joined in and soon became Lesinskaya's confidant.

"John, please come in." Natalie Lesinskaya stood up quickly and opened the door for the visitor herself - the person who came was Konrad Henlein, chairman of the Sudeten German Party, who had just finished speaking In the Constituent Assembly elections, his party won 150 seats (the seats in the Bohemian Constituent Assembly were divided according to population, with one seat for 30,000 people), making it the largest party in the Constituent Assembly.

The National Socialist Party of Czeshin Poland led by Natalie Lesinskaya won 11 seats - all seats belonging to Czeshin State!

Although the population of Ceshin State is not majority Polish, Natalie, who was conducting an election for the first time, still completed her task very well.

She succeeded in convincing more than 300,000 people in Czeshin State that the integration of Czesin State into Poland was inevitable, and that the Polish National Socialist Party was a party truly willing and able to protect their interests.

"Conrad, please come in." Natalie and Henlein hugged each other - they were also familiar with each other, because the Sudeten German Party was also a member of the National Socialist International - and then invited him in. 's office.

"Sit down, John, and go get Conrad some coffee."

"Natalie, don't bother me. I'll sit down for a while and leave after I finish talking." Henlein smiled politely at Natalie, "I have to meet a lot of people today!"

"Oh, is everything going well?" Natalie showed an elegant and charming smile. She asked about the constitutional negotiations - according to Hersmann's instructions, the German party would introduce a monarchical constitution in the Constituent Assembly and elect Wilhelm II as King of Bohemia.

"Actually it didn't go very well," Henlein shook his head and said with a wry smile. "The Czech People's Front (Alliance of Czech Political Parties) is firmly opposed. They are unwilling to return to the era of the Austro-Hungarian Empire..."

"Austro-Hungary?" Natalie shook her head, "What's not satisfying about being able to maintain the status of the Austro-Hungarian era?"

In fact, she knew that the Kingdom of Bohemia was just a temporary arrangement - the Austro-Hungarian Empire was actually a loose federation, and Germany was now promoting National Socialism!

This is a synthesis of nationalism and socialism, which emphasizes the supremacy of national interests and will never allow the interests of a certain ethnic group to be placed above national interests. It is simply a serious crime to attempt to split the country.

Therefore, the Czechs will never get the treatment they received during the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The prospect that awaited them was clear: total Germanization!

"Okay, I'm going to have a good talk with the people from the Czech People's Front," Natalie said thoughtfully, "I think I will convince some people, because they are making meaningless resistance, and the order of the old era has begun. Recovery will not be different because of the resistance of the Czech people. It will only bring them more suffering... By the way, are the votes now enough?”

"We have 150 seats. Is there any problem with your people?"

"No problem, 11 votes in favor."

"The Catholic People's Party of Slovakia also supports us, and they alone have 95 votes. The Hungarian National Will Party (the ruling party of Filvidek State) and the National Socialist Movement of Ukraine will support us." Henlein laughed. , “What I am worried about now is not that the Constituent Assembly will not pass the new constitution, but that the Czech People’s Front will incite armed struggle!”

"Armed struggle?" Natalie snorted softly, "If they had such courage, they should have fought months ago!"

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"The Kingdom of Bohemia! Let William II become the king! This is so ridiculous, completely ridiculous!"

Winston Churchill, a Conservative member of the British House of Commons, stormed into No. 10 Downing Street angrily, found the old and frail British Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, and even made a fuss in front of him. Yelling - this is quite rude!

But Stanley Baldwin, Chancellor of the Exchequer Chamberlain and Foreign Secretary Eden, who were meeting with him, had no intention of blaming him. Because the news from Prague today is so shocking!

The Hohenzollern dynasty will be restored!

The sinner who started the last world war is now the king of the Kingdom of Bohemia, and I believe he will soon ascend to the throne of Poland and Austria... and finally the German Empire!

The Germans actually want to use a co-monarchy alliance to break their commitment to the international community! Moreover, the emergence of this German common monarchy alliance is very likely to be the beginning of the unification of Germany, Austria, Bohemia and Baltica.

The balance of power and balance of power in Europe have been completely broken. An almost completely unified Germany will have more power than France and Poland combined - several times more industrially than them, and the population is close to that.

"Winston, we are discussing countermeasures." Neville Chamberlain said with a frown. Because he "betrayed" Czechoslovakia in Geneva, he gained great reputation and was about to become prime minister after Stanley Baldwin retired.

"Discuss?" Churchill said angrily, "If the discussion continues, the European continent will be dominated by Germany. We must take action now to contain and combat Germany's ambitions!"

"We are discussing this!" Foreign Secretary Eden said calmly, "Things are not out of control because we still have two powerful allies on the European continent, France and Poland, and we also control the world. The Germans have no real allies. They are not allied with the Soviet Union, and Italy is not allied with them... This shows that both the Soviet Union and Italy are cautious, fearing that they will be dragged into a war by Germany. We just need to build a truly effective alliance and provide more assistance to Poland, and then everything will be under control."