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Chapter 3: Sisterhood and Childly Infatuation [Act 4] Maze (1)

Several gray-black fuselages flew through the clouds, and thousands of papers flew in the air like snowflakes, scattering towards all parts of Germany. In the past three weeks, the Royal Air Force's Wheatley bombers have dropped about 12 million leaflets, trying to reveal to the German people the truth about the outbreak of the German-Polish war, pointing out that Hitler must be held responsible for the consequences of the war.

Goebbels' propaganda skills, however, were superior, and the Germans embraced their Nazi government even more, unaffected by the leaflets. Not only that, many British Air Force soldiers were also extremely dissatisfied with the cold and fatigue encountered during the flight, and even caricatured this mission as a "boring handpaper throwing behavior". Winston Churchill and other hawks have repeatedly made strong criticisms to Congress. 【108】

Suddenly a gust of autumn wind whirled the airdropped leaflets and fluttered down on a yellowed lawn on the campus of the University of Berlin. College students are so tired of these cookie-size-fits-all pieces of paper that they crumple them up and throw them in the trash or paper basket without even looking at them. However, a leaflet with the word "nowar" (anti-war) prominently emblazoned on it was picked up by a black-haired woman in a pink and white tunic and read it repeatedly.

Not far from the woman, a tall boy smiled contemptuously and whispered to the brown-haired woman beside him, "Look at the Asian in front of you, she is Mia, an intern from the University of Munich last week." It was despicable to hear that her father had colluded with foreign enemies to massacre his own people. ”

The brown-haired woman squinted at the figure of the black-haired woman and pouted disdainfully: "That's right, it's the Chinese surnamed 'Lin'." Hearing that even the capital of them had been captured, the president fled to the mountains in the southwest, and he has not been able to shrink back to this day. Tsk, I can't help but think of their former female ruler, who was also beaten all the way to the west[109], and really deserves to be the 'sick man of East Asia'! She covered her lips with the book and sneered under her breath.

"What are you guys sneaking around?" I don't want the Chinese woman to look back suddenly, and she coldly retorted in fluent German, "I am 'Mia'." If you have a kind, repeat it in front of me! She sank into the dark-haired woman's heart with a cold gaze, and she froze her sneer, turning her face sideways, not daring to look back at her.

The man's face did not change, he quickened his pace to block her way, and put his hands on his waist: "Miss Lin, please answer for me and Viola one by one: If your country defeats the invaders, then how can you explain the massacre of hundreds of thousands of people?" If even the capital falls into the hands of the enemy, does it mean the destruction of the country? By the way, have you recently heard from the news about the Poles who were executed for attempting to assassinate the Führer? Wasn't their army forced to retreat by the Empire, cowering in Warsaw? Don't you think that the fate of your country is similar to that of Poland? In short, your country and Poland are born to be enslaved! ”

Exegesis:

[108] Historical references: A Brief History of the Second World War (fragment), Moscow Military Publishing House, 1958 edition; "The War in Europe from 1939 to 1941", by Proektor, Moscow Military Publishing House, 1963 edition, etc., some of the text has been changed bravely. ）

[109] That is, the Manchu Empress Dowager Yehenara Cixi, on the eve of the capture of Beijing by the Eight-Nation Coalition in 1900, Cixi led Guangxu, Longyu and others to flee to Xi'an in a hurry. ），

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