The queen yelled at Chamberlain with great anger, and Chamberlain had no choice but to ask in a low voice:

"Honorable Queen, why is that! The Cabinet has already adopted this plan, and it will be difficult to stop it without good reason. ”

This is the advantage of a constitutional monarchy, and the monarch does not have the right to directly veto the decisions made by the cabinet. The queen, who had no choice, had to call Chamberlain to a secret room alone, and whispered Elizabeth to Chamberlain, of course, this was not enough, the queen also told Chamberlain about her plan, which was more beneficial to Britain than assassinating Li Mo now.

No one outside could hear the plot between the queen and the queen, and even the king did not enter the secret room, and the only thing everyone heard was Chamberlain's praise of shouting "good, good ......".

The queen and Chamberlain were sure to change their original plans, and the new plan now being carried out must not affect the queen's plans, and both plans had to be of great benefit to England, otherwise Chamberlain would not have been able to convince the other ministers in the cabinet.

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Beginning in 1933, the pro-Nazi Sudetenland German Party, led by Konrad Henlein, strengthened its autonomy movement. The movement began as a regional internal contradiction, but Nazi Germany's expansionist and hegemonic politics soon began to exploit the movement to the detriment of the security interests of France and Britain. After the German-Austrian merger in March 1938, the Sudetenland issue became the focus of European diplomacy and politics.

On March 28, 1938, Adolf Hitler summoned Konrad Henlein in Berlin and ordered him to make an unsatisfying demand to the Czechoslovak government on the national question (Hitler's words: "The Czechs are demanded so much that they cannot satisfy us. ”

On 24 April, Henlein, with Hitler's support, made eight demands, including equality with the Czech government, full autonomy, and reparation for all the unequal losses suffered by the Germans from 1918 onwards. Since the Czechoslovak government received reports that the German team had been transferred to the Czechoslovak border, the Czechoslovak government carried out a partial mobilization on May 21. Nine days later, in response to the mobilization order of Czechoslovakia, Hitler issued a detailed plan for the annihilation of Czechoslovakia.

Britain and France tried to suppress Czechoslovakia for their own benefit, and on 21 September the Czechoslovak government accepted the forced British and French proposals, according to which Germany would recover more than 50% of the Germanic territory. On 23 September, Hitler rejected the plan and issued a national mobilization order. Because of the modernization of the Krupp company, Hitler's pace of expansion was much faster than in history, especially the large number of No. 4 tanks, which gave Hitler more confidence.

On September 29, the heads of state of France, France's Neville Chamberlain, Italy's Mussolini, and Germany's Hitler met in Munich.

However, Czechoslovakia, the country that was asked to return its territory, was not invited to attend the meeting, and Britain and France, the bosses of Czechoslovakia, did not inform them at all, and it was too normal for the Czech Republic to be sold after such a boss, and it was a truth recognized by the world that a weak country had no diplomacy and no sovereignty, not to mention that Britain and France, two old colonial imperialist countries, could not offend the aggressive Nazi Germany for the sake of the Czech Republic, and appeasement seemed to be their only choice, and many people thought so. Of course, Churchill in Britain is a typical hawk, advocating being tough on Germany, but Churchill has not yet entered the British cabinet, and his words have no effect.

The whole conference became Hitler's personal speech, and the leaders of the other four countries suffered under Hitler's gushing speeches, and Limer, as one of Hitler's staff officers, could only observe outside the conference hall, and the staff officers of other national leaders were the same, and no one could make exceptions, this was a national summit, and the staff officers were not qualified enough to enter. Besides, there is no suspense about recovering the Sudetenland, and Li Mo does not need to interfere.

On 30 September, in the absence of Czechoslovakia, Britain and France agreed to unite the entire Sudetenland with Germany in the Munich Agreement, and signed the Munich Agreement, in which Germany used only intimidation and diplomacy to recover the entire Sudetenland.

The security of the entire Munich conference was taken care of by the German Gestapo, and Heydrich had mobilized 3,000 Gestapos to carry out the security tasks of the conference to ensure that the meeting was foolproof. Under such careful protection, Li Mo and the heads of state were of course safe and sound.

Just after the signing of the "Munich Agreement," British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain actually made a request, asking the German head of state to show his friendship as a landlord and take everyone around the historic city of Munich. The Sudetenland region that Hitler wanted had also been completely obtained, his purpose was all satisfied, and the German people's worship of Hitler was even more fanatical, and Hitler was of course in a good mood in this case, so he readily agreed to Chamberlain's request, and several leaders of other countries also stayed to visit the thousand-year-old city of Munich together, and the time was set for the next day.

Heydrich received this new security task that afternoon, and Heydrich was even more pleased, because the staff officers of all countries could move freely, and they did not travel with the heads of state, so Limmer would also act alone, and Heydrich only needed to report Limer's whereabouts to the person contacted, and this telegram was of course another set of passwords, which was given to Heydrich by the British liaison officer.

The place where Li Mo lived in Munich was all the Gestapo standing guard, and it was easy for the Gestapo to know Li Mo's whereabouts. Of course, Li Mo himself also brought two military police guards of the navy, which was equivalent to no strength for the assassins, so Heydrich was full of confidence in the assassination of Li Mo this time, as if Li Mo was already a corpse, if the British spy really wanted to attack, then Li Mo was indeed the same as a corpse.

On October 1, 1938, Heydrich accompanied Hitler with thousands of heavily armed guards to visit some of Munich's famous sights, and the first stop was the Frauenkirche. At this time, Hitler had not started the war, and there were basically no people who wanted to assassinate Hitler, so Hitler liked to accept the cheers of the people very much, and Hitler was very intoxicated with the feeling of this mountain and tsunami.

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[I ask the brothers to collect it, I am very grateful. 】

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