But when Clement? Richard? When Attlee, the new British prime minister, saw the wolf's den in front of him, he didn't know if he was aiding the abuses or doing something to save Britain.

Everything in front of him gave him the impression of being indestructible, and German rule seemed to be impregnable and impossible to break free.

It was as if it were a shackle that bleaked the prospects for Britain's rise. Even Attlee himself questioned his own ideas.

Whether he is doing the right thing or not, and whether he can let Britain get rid of such a country and continue to exist independently and independently.

And can the weakened Britain regain such a ...... on its own Cheer up under an Iron Curtain?

Yes, I don't know if it's a coincidence, Attlee came up with a word, the Iron Curtain—a word that didn't appear yet, but a similar word came to his mind to describe everything in front of him.

There is a country that admires steel more than the Soviet Union, its symbol is an iron cross, and its national character is cold and hard, and it never compromises.

Standing in front of Attlee's eyes were black SS soldiers, who stood there like steel, making him, the prime minister from Britain, involuntarily nervous.

The anti-aircraft guns guarding the airspace for the Führer's wolf's den were even colder, and even if it was about to enter summer, these cold 88 mm caliber anti-aircraft guns brought chills.

Sandbags, barbed wire, reinforced concrete bunkers, and towering watchtowers – these represent not freedom, not democracy, but cold and hard, impregnable oppression and an inextricable dominance.

Whether it is a good thing or a bad thing to go into the future with such a country, Attlee can no longer judge.

He could only follow Bowman, surrounded by a group of SS soldiers, to the real wolf's den where the Führer was!

This is indeed the wolf's den, the wolf king's lair. Towering radio communication antennas are next to each other, and huge buildings tower over the forest.

Even if you just look at the exterior here, you know that it is definitely a large-scale command base, after all, the command of this era cannot be integrated into an AWACS aircraft.

"Victory! Monarch! As the group passed the patrolling guards, the guards stopped and raised their arms at Bowman with their chin held high.

"Long live the Führer!" Bowman solemnly returned a military salute and continued to walk forward with Attlee and Sir Aiden.

The guards withdrew their arms and continued on their way, walking in unison as if they were passing by alone.

Each SS soldier was selected, and to Attlee's dismay, the Führer's private soldiers seemed to have been carved out of a template.

They were triumphant everywhere they were, whether in the streets of southern London or in the forests of East Prussia.

"Welcome, my friend! Did it go well along the way? Finally, at the gate of the main building of the Wolf's Lair, Attlee and Sir Aiden saw the Führer, and Marshal Keitel standing behind the Führer.

It was also finally that they were received on a little bit of the scale they deserved, and at least in terms of diplomatic etiquette, the two countries were finally equal.

The German Führer standing in front of him was a little less sharp than Chamberlain once described, but a little more calm that Hitler did not have.

This kind of calmness is the calmness brought to Li Le by knowing the future and strategizing, which is an advantage that Hitler absolutely does not have.

Of course, Li Le also has his own disadvantages, that is, he does not have the ruffian spirit of Hitler's grassroots soldiers, and he does not have the ruthlessness of the trick of imprisoning the other party's negotiators on diplomatic issues.

Thankfully, Germany is the victorious power, and it doesn't have to play any diplomatic tricks.

Now the rest of the matter is to use the righteous army to smash the British small abacus, and there is no need to engage in any conspiracy.

"I am honoured that the Führer has taken time out of his busy schedule to meet me here." In order to win back a city first, Attlee opened his mouth with three points of sarcasm.

He came this time to ask for benefits, to implement many promises given by Germany, so he had to harden himself, and if he compromised casually, the benefits and benefits would be much less.

"There is indeed enough busy, the army of justice in Europe has surrounded the sin city of Stalin's dictatorship, and Moscow is about to be illuminated, which is more important than anything else." Li Le looked at Attlee and said with a smile.

It seems that he is just saying that he is busy, but the threat and reminder in it are very strong - the army of justice? That's the "army of justice" painted with iron crosses!

The fact that the Germans had almost mobilized more than 5 million troops on the Eastern Front was not a state secret.

Moreover, the more than 5 million troops are armed with tens of thousands of tank self-propelled guns and tens of thousands of fighters of various types.

In addition, being able to provide so many weapons of war is a test of the use of resources and the integration of industrial production capacity. The fact that Germany was able to complete this level of mobilization proves that Germany has such a war potential.

Not to mention anything else, an army of this size, and a hundred battles capable of sweeping France and Britain, is enough to be feared.

"The war is at its juncture, Prime Minister Attlee! Whether or not Europe will be planted with red flags by Stalin depends on our choice. Li Le didn't really want to coerce Attlee, so after he retorted Attlee's sarcasm, he changed the subject.

"I suppose that the Prime Minister came to me to defend against the attacks of the Comintern and liberate the whole of Europe, right?" Li Le, the head of state, gave up half of his position and made a gesture to guide the way: "Then, please come inside, Mr. Prime Minister, we have a lot of things to discuss in detail." ”

Even after the fight, Li Le simply resolved the dissatisfaction caused by snubbing Attlee and his party along the way.

Keitel, who stood behind the Führer, had to admire, as a politician, the Führer's skill was indeed worthy of the admiration of a soldier like him.

Hitler was such a man: he knew diplomacy better than politicians, military affairs better than diplomats, technology better than officers, but politics better than technical engineers......

So what he is best at is talking to people in another field about the major he knows better. For example, he often talks about politics with his generals and technology with his plutocrats.

Of course, because of his 70 years of knowledge, Li Le knew more than Hitler, so he could talk to professional people about more professional things, which set off his more professional ......