There was no way, Reinhardt, who had finished going to the toilet, didn't even have time to wash his hands, so he hurriedly and secretly rushed out of the toilet to his contact in the Rhein Consortium, that is, to the general manager Sharibin, and explained the matter of letting Schwartzti people.

Although the Rhine consortium actually secretly belonged to many cronies, such as Ross, Steve, Manstein, Rommel, Goodry, ......... In addition, his eldest brother Gustav, his wife Bonna, the Imperial Finance Minister Shacht and others have long known the inside story.

But members like Schwartz don't have such a deep relationship with Reinhardt after all, and they are only used because of their ability to work, and have little connection with personal relationships.

In addition, the Rhein Foundation was originally Reinhardt's secret industry, and its scale and scope have long surpassed any foundation in German history!

On the one hand, it is in the spirit of not revealing its wealth, and on the other hand, it is also worried that it will be suppressed by itself, and the Junker consortium jumped out to accuse itself of selfishness, so Reinhardt has always been in a confidential attitude towards his behind-the-scenes industry.

There was a little joke on the one hand because of Reinhardt's negligence, and on the other hand, a large number of people were disturbed by the instruction.

Among them, the most restless is Horti, the former Hungarian admiral and regent.

After all, he was thrown into the labor camp with his own administrative team, and Horti was the best among the workers in the Labor Construction Corps.

Considering that he was the leader of the Hungarian team that went to the labor camp together, the head of the labor camp, which was nominally part of the Socialist Workers' Party but was in fact controlled by the Rhine consortium, for the sake of efficiency and ease of management, made Horti the highest-ranking small leader of the workers, and while working, he took his original team to manage the lower level workers for the consortium.

Horthy was also very good at recognizing the situation, and immediately seemed to be very desperate, keeping an eye on the group of Jewish workers under his management all the time, and strictly grasping the progress of production.

Human nature is like this, after realizing that they have to be in the environment of oppression by their superiors, not only do they dare not go against the wishes of their superiors, but they will turn to intensify their oppression of their subordinates and make better achievements to please their superiors.

As a veteran of officialdom who once mixed into the top level of Hungarian politics, Horti is naturally no stranger to this set. He was even called the two "commanders" of the Labor Construction Corps together with the workers' representative in another labor camp, former Austrian Chancellor Schuschnigg.

Soon, he received many "privileges" from the person in charge because he effectively squeezed the workers for the Rhine consortium and ensured the progress of production.

For example, as long as he could threaten a few honest and unlucky workers to share the amount of work he was supposed to do, the second-line SS soldiers who were responsible for the inspection would turn a blind eye to his treachery.

For another example, as long as he can squeeze those labor reform workers more intensively, so that the monthly production exceeds the already high task target, he can get a relatively high-quality "Flying Fish brand cigarette" every month, instead of relying on the hard-won points of labor production like those low-level workers in exchange for "Qingyang brand cigarettes" made of inferior scraps.

And his own production points can be exchanged for some daily necessities such as soap and toothpaste. Although these are also made from leftovers, after all, these things are of poor quality and do not have as much impact on the experience as cigarettes.

In the Labor Construction Corps, all the people theoretically came in after committing crimes, and the leaders were hundreds of thousands of people who had committed treason, and there were members of the Childe family's bloodline, and these people were huge in number, so they were at the bottom.

Then there are political prisoners like Horthy, who are good at management, and most of them are sent to labor camps in batches, and usually end up as management workers.

As for the current and future tens of millions of prisoners of war, they will eventually be integrated into this labor construction corps.

In the labor camps, many of the policies have been managed in a very humane manner. After all, the Third Reich under Reinhardt rarely imposed the death penalty, and most of the time made prisoners pay for their crimes by labor.

In order to allow the members of the Labor Construction Corps to work more actively, the management of the labor camp has always been clear in terms of rewards and punishments.

In general, the labor camp sets the amount of production per person per day, although this share is relatively large compared to the outside factories. However, according to the daily work schedule, the first-level plant produces for 14 hours, and the second-level plant produces for 15 hours, and the workers in each plant who have been treated differently can fully complete their own production share.

However, no matter which factory area, one hour of labor can only be exchanged for one production point, and if you want more points, you must voluntarily apply for overtime hours.

In addition, as mentioned earlier, everything in the labor camp needs points to be exchanged.

A fixed breakfast costs 1 point, and a larger lunch and dinner cost 3 points each. That's it, it's already 7 points. In addition, high-intensity work often leads to an increase in the amount of food consumed, so that more points are spent in order to replace the meal.

Drinking water is free, after all, this is indispensable, and it can be regarded as a kind of welfare.

In addition, there are daily necessities such as soap and toothpaste, which are originally made from leftovers, and each copy is very small, and it usually only takes 4 to 5 points to redeem.

Here, the most expensive thing is cigarettes.

A pack of inferior "Qingyang brand cigarettes" requires a full 100 points to redeem once. However, this is a pack of 12 pieces, and you can draw 12 times separately when you redeem a pack.

A pack of high-quality "Flying Fish cigarettes" can actually be redeemed, but each exchange requires a full 10,000 points. So far, except for Horty, no one in the labor camp has actually changed the "Flying Fish brand cigarettes". After all, the points of enjoying "Flying Fish brand cigarettes" once are enough for them to change "Qingyang brand cigarettes" a hundred times.

Besides, no matter how frugal they are, they can't make up the points for the Flying Fish card!

Although in the outside world, the price of Flying Fish brand cigarettes is very civilian, and everyone in the army can lead one free of charge every month. But in the labor camp, scarcity is expensive, and this is indeed a treasure!

Holty, who has brought thousands of times the profits to the Rhine consortium by squeezing the workers, is extremely satisfied with the benefits he receives every month as a "Flying Fish cigarette". On more than one occasion, he gave out a cigarette or two, or gathered his own small group, or found a few workers who worked overtime for him as "wages" for them.

After all, working here in Horty, you can get a "Flying Fish brand cigarette" a few times, and put it on the factory floor to work overtime, which takes a thousand hours to get one!

Horti was very satisfied with the benefits he had worked so hard for, but he didn't know that this was just one of the benefits of an ordinary soldier outside.

But today, Horti suddenly encountered a major change.

He and his subordinates are going to be dragged away!

"Where are we going? Can anyone tell me!? Nervous, Horthy, at gunpoint of the SS escort soldiers, once again experienced the fear of entering the labor camp.

Free yourself, that will certainly be impossible!

Horty has long seen through the essence of capitalists, and far from it, he said that he worked as cattle and horses for those group of capitalists in the labor camp, but in exchange for a small and insignificant "welfare". Now to say that these door-slamming capitalists will let themselves go, who will believe it?!

If not, wouldn't it be ........ Will be shot!

Could it be that when he was once regent in Hungary, the old accounts that threatened Reinhardt were revealed? Now it's time to be settled by the Queen!

"I ........ I have contributed to the labor camp......... You've done your best......... You can't ........ me like that" In desperation, Horthy actually howled and cried: "I don't want to die! I don't want to die! ....... You can do whatever you want me to do......... I don't want to die! ”