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Chapter 3: Sisterhood and Infatuation [Act 3] Intricacies (2)

Moreover, not only did Himmler and Ribbentrop become more and more at odds, but Andrew also despised him: as the Minister of Propaganda, Dr. Joseph Goebbels, had previously ridiculed,[85] Ribbentrop was not at all a Junker aristocrat like Andrew, who inherited titles from his father according to family rules. &65288;&26825;&33457;&31958;&23567;&35828;&32593;&32;&87;&119;&119;&46;&77;&105;&97;&110;&72;&117;&97;&84;&97;&110;&103;&46;&67;&99;&32;&25552;&20379;&84;&120;&116; &20813;&36153;&19979;&36733;&65289;It was only after passing on to his aristocratic relatives that he received the title of "Feng", which can be said to be in vain, so that it was never accepted by the aristocratic social circle.

But when it comes to 'adoptive' - Wolf glanced up at Andrew, remembering that Himmler and his cousin Wilkes had privately revealed that Andrew's half-brother was also passed on to a distant relative who was in decline and had no heirs, so the Hoffman family eventually passed on the title of earl to Andrew. It is rumored that three years ago, Andrew's personality changed dramatically for the sake of a non-pure Aryan woman, and his relationship with this brother and his younger brother Eric is on the same page.

"The so-called aristocratic life is nothing more than this: horseback riding, hunting, feasting, women, and then relying on a title that exists in name only, and is ridiculously absurd!" In Wolfe's mind, this sentence that Heydrich had sarcastically remarked Andrew suddenly sounded, and he couldn't help but laugh at the past when Heydrich was disgraced by Juncker's senior management thirteen years ago, and now he is hostile to Andrew and simply hates the house and the Wu. But the personalities of Ribbentrop and Andrew forced him to agree with this, even though the contradictions with Heydrich were irreconcilable.

But when they were in ecstasy, they were completely unaware that Ribbentrop had his own calculations in mind. This foreign minister, who has been in the business world for many years, has already developed the mind of judging the situation and sizing up the situation, so why is he not aware of the increasingly inflated ambitions of Himmler, Goering, and others? He has been resentful of Himmler's interfering in the Foreign Ministry from time to time. But compared to the influence of Goering, the "successor of the Reich", on his career, Himmler is insignificant.

The lesser of two evils. In view of the increasingly acute contradictions with Goering, it is natural to use Himmler to contain Goering, and the current post of 'Polish governor' has given him a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity -- Akari has increased Himmler's bargaining chips to win this power by virtue of the successful signing of the "Soviet-German Non-Aggression Pact" and sold Himmler a natural favor, so that Himmler is grateful, slows down his interference in the Foreign Ministry, and also creates an atmosphere of 'unity and cooperation', which wins Hitler's trust and respect; but secretly deliberately deepens the rift between Goering and Himmler. When the two sides fight to the death, they will reap the benefits of the fisherman.

Therefore, before Himmler and others returned to the special train, Ribbentrop privately drew up this clever plan with Dr. Lanmores, and made an alliance with Himmler for the time being. But he was not aware that Dr. Ranmore had secretly contacted Göring's personal physician, Albert Goering, and unreservedly revealed his political intentions to them, so that it became unclear who the Polish governor would eventually fall into.

Exegesis:

[85] Goebbels also had a bad relationship with Ribbentrop, and he once commented in his diary not without meanness: "His name was bought with money, money was obtained through marriage, and his official position was obtained by fraud." Reference to Wikipedia, Synder, LouisencyclopediaoftheThirdreich, Newyork: McGraw-Hill, 1976, p. 295

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