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"Listen to me! If I can get my hands on something like this, I'm going to sell it...... I'm a businessman, and of course I'll sell anything I can get my hands on...... But no, no! There really isn't anymore. A German businessman said with a smile.

"I know that the United States is at war with Japan, and I know that you need my goods, but I have really sold them out. 400 boxes, haven't you already received the goods? He pinched the phone and swore a promise: "Don't worry, I'll notify you as soon as it's in stock!" Good bye! ”

After saying that, he hung up the phone in his hand with a smug expression on his face. It's a good time, a good time to do business.

What he was holding in his hand was one of the best-selling items of this era. In addition to munitions, what is most needed in this era is all kinds of materials in his hands.

The merchant who peddled medicinal herbs was definitely the happiest merchant during the war years. No matter what kind of medicinal herbs they have in their hands, they will be sold out in an instant.

As a businessman, it's not often that people come to your door and ask to sell something. It's like before the reform and opening up, in China, there was a long time when people selling things were more arrogant.

Germany has recently developed a special drug, a special drug that can kill bacteria! This artifact, called penicillin, has saved the lives of countless German soldiers.

But Germany is not the only one in the world who is at war. Every country needs a lot of drugs, especially a miracle drug like penicillin.

The Americans are also developing similar drugs, and even the progress is not slow. But Germany was the first to mass-produce this drug and put it on the market on a large scale.

In addition to civilian use, Germany also exports the drug in small quantities. As a result, the situation is very encouraging.

After the British got this drug, they went back and ordered a full 1,000 boxes of penicillin from Germany, and there was no cap on the booking, the more the merrier.

France is also in dire need of such drugs, and they are frantically demanding that Germany expand its export quotas, even willing to trade a lot of political leanings.

The U.S. only imported some of them, but then the U.S. government hoped to get a production license from Germany, after all, there was no war between the two countries, so the patent law still had to be maintained.

The Führer's drug diplomacy was unstoppable, and when 100 boxes of penicillin were transported to Belarus and thousands of lives were saved, the streets of Belarus were covered with German flags.

When the Soviet Union ruled Belarus, it brought death and oppression to Belarus. And when the Germans came, they brought life and hope to the Belarusians!

In contrast, the voice of recognition of Germany is getting louder and louder, and there are even many Belarusian soldiers who want to join the German Wehrmacht to "fight for their country".

All of Europe seems to have benefited from the new German-made drug penicillin, the legendary penicillin. The number of cases of bacterial infection has decreased all of a sudden, and many diseases have gone from incurable to minor diseases.

Because of penicillin, Germany has a completely new replacement material. Romania, for example, Italy, can use this drug in exchange for supplies that previously required other costs to exchange.

Take Romania as an example, in the past, it was necessary to exchange goods, steel, and food for Romanian oil, but now, just one wagon of penicillin can exchange countless amounts of crude oil.

Regardless of the era, life-saving drugs are expensive and scarce. With penicillin, the Germans' losses plummeted, and the war loss ratio of the rest of the country became glaring.

Now, there are so many people coming to him to get his medicine that they can break through the threshold. Not only Japan and the United States, which were fighting, but not only Germany's allies, almost all countries were trying to find a way to get this miracle medicine.

For example, the Chinese Embassy in Germany put forward an intention to buy it, and the foreign affairs department quickly issued instructions, and the head of state ordered the export of 500 boxes of penicillin to China for humanitarian relief.

This large batch of penicillin was transported by sea and hung with the German flag, so it could be used with great fanfare when entering the Japanese-occupied waters.

Although Japan was eager to check the German freighter or find a reason to confiscate its cargo, the German Red Cross sent a telegram directly to the Japanese emperor, stating that the humanitarian goods were under German protection.

In this telegram, the German Red Cross very tactfully stated to the Japanese emperor the fact that if something went wrong with the ship, it would be very difficult for Japan to get penicillin.

As a result, although the Japanese top brass gritted their teeth and smashed the glass, the cargo still arrived in the Chinese-controlled area, and the escort was still the destroyer of the Japanese Navy......

Even for this cargo, the Japanese navy top brass prayed daily that the German transports would be sunk there by the warships of the British government-in-exile when they passed through the Indian Ocean.

It's a pity that their prayers apparently don't work. In line with the principle that more is better than less, the British government-in-exile navy has almost eliminated patrols.

After all, compared to the distant German Navy, the biggest enemy of the two battleships under the command of General Phillips was the Japanese Navy, which was getting closer and closer.

He didn't want to face the German Navy ships that had entered the Indian Ocean from the Mediterranean Sea while he faced the Japanese Navy.

As a result, the German humanitarian transport ship, which almost circled the South Pole, reached the Strait of Malacca after several twists and turns.

They then sent a telegram to prove that they had entered the Japanese occupation zone and that the telegram was sent in plain code......

The Japanese Navy, which was difficult to ride a tiger, could only take over this hot potato, helplessly guaranteed the absolute safety of the ship, and escorted it all the way to the coast of China.

Sometimes the powerful are so unreasonable, selling supplies to both belligerents at the same time, but they can get a pass to travel unhindered.

After all, Japan, like the United States, does not want to provoke such a strong enemy as Germany when it is fighting for its life with the United States.

They also don't want the precious penicillin to be cut off, you must know that it is only a batch of goods for China, and many batches for Japan!

According to the words of the Japanese leadership, there will always be a day when the Germans will pay their debts. When that day comes, the soldiers of the Great Japanese Empire will bring back today's shame exponentially.

Not only was a batch of penicillin sold to the Chinese theater of operations, but German businessmen even used the drug in exchange for rubber in the South American market.

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