In the roaring machine room, the female spinning workers sat neatly in a row, and they dutifully took care of the dense weaving shuttles in front of them, and the pieces of fabric were woven out of front of their eyes.

Germany was originally a textile power, and after the Industrial Revolution, the textile industry also flourished in various parts of Germany because it was easier to get started.

Now, thanks to the availability of cheap female workers, the German textile industry has risen again to a new level.

Originally, Germany was very reluctant to allow female workers to go to work, but the Führer strongly encouraged female workers to join the production activities, and the existence of female workers was acquiesced throughout the country.

Tracing back to the roots, it is the labor shortage that makes the tolerance of female workers widespread in Germany.

Germany is not a country with abundant population resources, and the population of this country, including Austria and other annexed areas, is less than 100 million.

Compared with the Soviet Union, the United States, and China in the Far East, this is not at all abundant.

But Germany defeated Poland, France, and Britain in the war...... As a result, the German army has expanded to an incredible extent.

Today, Germany has a standing Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS with a total of 6 million people, which is almost a tenth of the total population!

If this is not called reckless militarism, then there are almost no reckless countries in the world - except for Japan, which claims to be 100 million pieces of jade......

Relying on a limited population, such a large number of troops have been mobilized, and on the one hand, we have to admire the German mobilization system, and on the other hand, we have to sweat against the fact that there is a shortage of labor in Germany.

How to ensure the strength of troops at the front line, so that the rear can organize large-scale production and supply the consumption of the front line, has become a difficult topic for Speer and others.

The final solution, on the one hand, is to mobilize the industrial capacity of the occupied territories, and on the other hand, to use a large number of female workers instead of male workers.

Speer was delighted to recruit more women and put them in many important production positions, injecting new vitality into the industry of the Third Reich.

For example, in the previously male-dominated steelmaking industry, one in five women now exists.

More than half of the fuses of the shells used by the Wehrmacht were installed by female workers, and in this respect the attentiveness of women had a natural advantage.

In the film industry, secretarial industry, and even the teaching profession, the proportion of women is steadily increasing, and some departments have been completely occupied by women.

In the textile industry, which was originally full of female workers, now there are almost no men, and even the supervisors are women.

According to Li Le's plan, women should make up more than 30 percent of the production process, which is an important attempt to make German industry comparable to that of the United States.

Luckily, he succeeded, as all the jobs he provided for women were filled, and Germany's production capacity increased by 50 percent!

Why is it that women account for only one-third of the total number of jobs, but half of the production capacity has been increased? Is it true that women are more productive than men? Not really.

This reason is very simple, that is, when the production capacity of some production links is increased, it is necessary to wait for the production of accessories products, and you can start to produce at full power.

After increasing the number of workers, Speer can arrange these new female workers according to demand, and improve the production environment of German industry more scientifically.

"The German people have stood up! No more persecution! No more oppression! We work for our own tomorrow! "In the factory building, the speakers echoed the Führer's speech.

Every day all the workshops should play the speech of the Führer on time, each workshop has its own time for eating and resting, and all the management here is strictly in accordance with the rules and regulations, working 8 hours a day.

Three shifts have become the standard work model, and shifts are rotated once a month, so that people who work night shifts can also enjoy the treatment of day shifts.

If you don't work overnight, you can get an extra 100 marks for your work, and many female workers are willing to work at night, because the allowance allows them to earn more.

"What a good thing the Führer said!" A female worker sits next to the machine, threading and shouting to the worker next to her.

"What did you say?" Because the noise of the machine was too loud and there was the interference of the radio sound, the worker did not hear the female worker's shout clearly, and asked in a louder voice.

"I say! What a good thing the Führer said! The female worker answered the questions of the co-worker next to her in a louder voice.

A huge German flag hangs on the wall, and a striking red slogan is painted on the other side. Each slogan is very contemporary, and it was carefully selected by the propaganda department of the National Socialist Party.

"Live or die!" Long live the great Germany! ”；“ The greatest is the one who gives everything for the empire! ”…… The artwork was painted by the SS propaganda department, who was responsible for changing them regularly and did not allow the factory to alter them themselves.

Everything here is to produce more products and services faster and better, and the whole plant is like a non-stop machine.

Without the threat of British bombers, the whole of Germany would not have to think about air defense. There are more and more factories, and the buildings are getting thinner and thinner.

All anti-aircraft gun positions on the outskirts of the city were eliminated and used to build more buildings and factories, and the whole of Germany was like a big construction site, with new buildings rising every day.

The German air defense ring was moved outward to southern Britain, northern France, and Romania.

There is no such thing as anti-aircraft artillery defensive positions anymore - in their place are large and small military and civilian airfields.

The looms in front of the women are still roaring, and these looms are constantly in operation, producing colorful fabrics.

The fabrics produced by this factory were not supplied to the front, but to the civilian market. So the fabrics here range from bright reds to intoxicating blues and purples.

Today, Berlin is full of fashionably dressed women and men, and it seems that the war has been forgotten and a new round of drunkenness has begun.

Cars were parked on every street, and huge buildings were rising from the ground, but they were not the super-landmarks that Hitler had hoped for. Huge buildings have risen from the ground, with communal parking lots, large shopping malls and office buildings.

Berlin as a whole seems to be moving forward into the twenty-first century, completely unaffected by the war.