285.Chapter 285 [Act 9] Huayi (7)
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Yes, Poland was left defenseless, and surrender was the only option. Then the bright seascapes of this Baltic seaside town will be gone forever.
War has not only flattened the vitality of the land, but also destroyed the hopes, beliefs, and destiny of many people.
When he arrived at the conference room, Schulenburg was surprised to find that Andrew was already seated, and his composure was almost like the gaffes in the previous ward. But before he could say a few words to him, he was reprimanded by Wolf, and then hurried to Himmler, trembling and not knowing why.
It turned out that on the way to the conference room, Himmler felt hungry and asked Wolf to take two packs of sandwiches. I didn't want to gobble it up, but I finally realized that the rest of the sandwich had grown dense green mold. This made Himmler so frightened and angry that he almost fainted, and his complexion was almost the same color as the mold. (hua.advertisement)
"I noticed you didn't eat any of these sandwiches at all?" Himmler slammed the spoiled sandwich to the ground and coldly glanced at Schulenburg's face, as if sensing something.
Schulenburg's face turned pale. As the other SS members were busy with other tasks, he took on administrative and logistical tasks such as providing the marchers with daily meals - sandwiches, hot tea and brandy. As I was in a hurry to get to the new inspection point in the early hours of this morning, I was so short of time that I had to take out two packs of sandwiches, which were leftover from last night, and put them near the window in an attempt to keep them fresh, but the food became moldy and spoiled.
Therefore, the sea breeze of Sopot in autumn is still sticky and wet, allowing the nasty mold to take advantage of it. Schulenburg hurriedly apologized to Himmler, handed him a glass of brandy, and reassured him by citing his old medical knowledge - it would be better to act quickly to make amends than to mislead the other party into thinking that he was trying to pass the buck.
Perhaps seeing Schulenburg's sincerity, or perhaps moved by his cliché mixed with a lot of medical jargon, Himmler, who was not usually good at drinking at all and drank at most two or three glasses of aperitif, nodded, raised his neck and took a big sip before recovering his expression, but still pressed the other party about his doubts. It wasn't until the doctor arrived and confirmed that there was no major problem, that he gave up the idea of pursuing it, and continued to be busy with a series of plans to seize power after the occupation of Poland with Andrew and Wolfe. 【197】
"Are you sure that lady has completely surrendered to you?" During the meeting as scheduled, Himmler took off his round-rimmed glasses and wiped them carefully, but his gray-blue eyes were shining, "Andy, I'm sorry for your haste to come, but the Gestapo dictionary never has the word 'probably' or 'probably'." ”
In the burst of laughter from everyone, Andrew looked determined, and immediately gave the other party the answer he was most eager for: "If you swallow the meat, there is no 'possibility' to spit it out." ”
Yes, now, the members of the SS action group who were active throughout Poland have become his eyes and ears, and they have become a force to be reckoned with for him, and they have rebelled against a large number of Polish traitors; In order to expand the power of the SS, Himmler, Wolff and others did not hesitate to use money and power to squeeze out political enemies such as Goering and Ribbentrop, and indirectly removed hidden dangers and cleared obstacles for him; That chess piece saddled him before and after the horse, so that he could earn an unrivaled and unassailable title.
Exegesis:
[197] "The Sandwich Incident" is selected from "Schulenburg's Memoirs" (English version), translated by Baidu Schulenburg's Bar.
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