"Everybody's heard, right?" Reinhardt turned and looked around at the crowd. The moment his gaze met Horty, Holty clearly saw the unconcealed mockery in his eyes.

It had only been a minute before Horthy had given the order for the guards to drag Reinhardt out and kill him.

Unfortunately, the two guards at the door did not make any move. They just glanced at Ivanovich, the chief of the army staff next to Horty, and after seeing the other party raise his right arm and make a gesture to stop, they continued to stay motionless at the door and continue to "stand guard".

In this twist and turn of the plot, in addition to Holty, several Hungarian ministers of various departments who followed him were also dazzled by the rapidly changing plot. However, there were still two ministers who reacted quickly, and they immediately moved their bodies and moved a few meters closer to where Ivanovich, the chief of the General Staff of the Army, was standing.

The small movements of his cronies' subordinates, Horti saw it. At this time, there are only a few cronies who are slow to respond and a translator whose position is inconsequential. If these cronies were not standing next to Horty, but on the opposite side, then they would have noticed how complicated the expression on Horty's face was at the moment.

Since his own order was ignored without making the slightest wave, it can only show that the other party has already completely controlled the security force of this meeting. Germany has shown such a strong ability to penetrate, and it has brought more than just shock to Horthy. More than that, it's a loss. What a terrifying force of control! Why has it been a dictatorship in Hungary for so long and has not been able to create such a force? Instead, he fell on his own turf, and was rigidly controlled by such a force.

As early as five years ago, the powerful Horthi tried to build a force similar to the German Gestapo. To this end, Horthy invested a lot of manpower and material resources and trained batch after batch of agents. It's a pity that these agents are barely effective in the country. But as soon as he arrived abroad, he was picked up and shot by foreign counterintelligence agencies within a few days.

According to international practice, foreign spies and other personnel who are caught without any negotiation will be shot. Therefore, if you lose one, you have to cultivate another one. This was a heavy burden for Hungary, which was far less powerful than during the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Unfortunately, even with a lot of effort, Horti got nothing more than a state agent who could only infiltrate the country, not an elite spy who could infiltrate foreign countries. European countries have been on guard against the power of espionage since the First World War, and it is too difficult to think of such a large-scale infiltration of other countries by Germany!

But why can the Germans do such a beautiful thing!

It stands to reason that with the general inflexible national character of the Germans, there are very few suitable candidates to be spies. Not to mention those elites who can stay, there is no one in ten thousand. And even if a good spy wants to climb to a position of weight in other countries, it will not be able to do it in a while.

How long has it been since the last German defeat? Could it be that they started preparing for the future shortly after their defeat in the last war?!

In fact, the development of the German Gestapo today is not that Reinhardt sent spies for the development of the Gestapo when Germany was just defeated. When Germany had just been defeated, he was just a sergeant. Not even an officer, who wants to listen to his orders.

Reinhardt did shed thousands of early screeners for the establishment of the European intelligence network for Germany, but this was only after 1926.

Horthy could never have figured out that the Gestapo's achievements today are entirely due to Reinhardt's gossip about many historical figures during World War II. Using this variety of information, the Gestapo found and bought off the foreign officials who were named by Reinhardt. He also used some bloody handles to threaten and control local officials in some European countries.

Of the many gossips Reinhardt used in his control, he was best known for his disclosure of the homosexual Turing. Not only did he use this to solve an important talent of a future enemy country, but he also poured a basin of inexplicable dirty water on the head of the unrelated Churchill.

Looking at Hortie with a painful expression, Reinhardt said disdainfully: "How dare you say that the position I am standing in is going to die today." Come on, come on, let's change places, you stand here. ”

Horty didn't bother to pay attention to Reinhardt, turned his head away, and ignored his words. The initiative is already in your hands, and it is not the same as where you stand. Now that I think about it, it's not a pity that I lost. Everyone else has the strength to control the entire Hungarian conference hall, and there is no telling how many German latent forces there are outside, what will they fight?

Just remembering the panicked face that Reinhardt had just pretended, Horthy wanted to go up and beat him up. Don't beat anywhere else, just slap your face!

It's so damning! is obviously in control of everything, and pretends to beg himself to let him go like his grandson. When he gave the order to shoot him, he took out his hole cards and hit himself in the face painfully and loudly. This is true both physically and mentally.

As if seeing through Horty's thoughts, Reinhardt decrypted "kindly": "Actually, I don't have anything remarkable, but I just happened to know a little bit of your army chief of staff, and asked him to bring two trustworthy guards to control the wind today." It's all your people who come out of this door, hey....... It's a pity you can't get out. ”

Reinhardt's words made Horty almost vomit blood. The other party controlled a total of 3 people, but as soon as the door was closed, he made himself a turtle in an urn. A generation of heroes was defeated so simply, and they were played again before being defeated.

Shame! Horti stared at Reinhardt, his eyes fiery.

"It's good that you gave me an excuse to kill you in the door." Reinhardt looked at Horty, who was about to burst, and smiled with satisfaction: "You shouldn't have ordered me to kill me, isn't this forcing me to kill you first?" ”

Unwillingness, regret, loss, confusion....... All kinds of emotions poured into Horti's heart for a while. Now, what else can be done to undo it?

Rush up and fight hard? It's impossible, as long as you move, the two-step submachine gun in the hand of the guard at the door can immediately beat yourself into a sieve.

Beg? That's even more unlikely, the other party obviously didn't plan to leave a way for himself to survive from the beginning today. Otherwise, he wouldn't have provoked himself again and again to induce himself to tear his face.

"Don't be nervous, you'll be fine soon." After leaving a message for Horti, Reinhardt waved at the guards at the door.

"Bang! Boom! "The guards fired one shot at close range, both of which hit Horthy's vital point........

On October 31, 1937, the Hungarian regent Horthy was assassinated by terrorists during a meeting. Before his death, Reinhardt, the German Führer who attended the conference, entrusted the future of the Hungarian people to the Hungarian people. Out of grief and indignation and a sense of justice, Reinhardt, as the head of the German state, took on the future of Hungary despite all obstacles, and announced the launch of the previously forbidden vote on the intention to merge Germany and Hungary

- German Social Worker Newspaper

On November 15, 1937, to the cheers of the Hungarian people, the fates of Germany and Hungary were inextricably linked. It was a peaceful merger, an undivided merger based entirely on the results of the people's referendum. It was a great day, and from today 9 million people have joined the great family of Germany and entered a glorious future.

- (Former Hungarian Social Worker Newspaper) Now the Southern Province of the Third Reich