Chapter 1482: Thinking Further
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Chapter 1482 thinks further
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Joseph. Hepburn. Ruston with his wife, Ella. Van and daughter Audrey. Hepburn stood at the door of the box and welcomed An Yi in.
"General An, congratulations on your army's smooth entry into Annam, I believe that it will not be long before the influence of Syria can be expanded to the entire Indochina Peninsula. This time, Germany and Syria have made a historic breakthrough at the same time, which is really gratifying! Joseph said to An Yi as he walked.
An Yi smiled silently, and casually found a place to sit down at the table in the center of the box. Hepburn sat next to An Yi, with a pair of aura eyes, looking at An Yi with a flutter, very cute.
The development of Caucasians is amazing, I haven't seen him for three years, little Hepburn is already one meter five tall, slim, and stunning, and his appearance is amazing, and sure enough, he has seven or eight points similar to the Hepburn in his impression, and the image of Princess Anne in the movie "Roman Holiday" slowly coincides.
An Yi was greatly surprised, this butterfly's wings flapped too much, and she actually sent this woman, who is known as the most beautiful woman in the twentieth century, to the Syrian Mansion, here, can she still have such great achievements in history?
Under the adoring gaze of little Hepburn, An Yi felt happy for no reason, and said to Joseph with a smile: "Is there good news on the Führer's side?" ”
Joseph nodded: "Although there were twists and turns, the matter was finally resolved satisfactorily. Just this afternoon, the Munich Agreement was successfully signed, and Germany finally gained ownership of the Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia, and the territory of the German Empire was once again expanded. ”
I don't know if it's an illusion, An Yi always felt that Joseph was not as happy as he wanted to show, and there was a hint of excitement between his eyebrows.
Subsequently, Joseph introduced the causes and consequences of Germany's acquisition of the Sudetenland, which gave An Yi a more intuitive impression of the whole incident.
The Czechoslovak Republic was a newly independent country under the Treaty of Versailles after the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the last European war, and is an important member of France's alliance system in Eastern Europe, with a population of 14 million, of which 9.5 million are Czechs and Slovaks, 5 million are ethnic minorities, and 3.5 million are Germanic inhabitants among the ethnic minorities, mainly living in the Sudetenland, a mountainous area bordering Germany in the west.
On the 19th of last month, the Germans of the Sudetenland region held a public rally, demanding to follow Austria's example and annex the Sudetenland, which is the majority of Germanic people, into Germany, to form a real Greater German Reich. In desperation, the Czechoslovak government agreed to negotiate with the Germans in the Sudetenland.
On the 1st of this month, the leader of the Germanic people in the Sudetenland, Hanlein, announced to the media that negotiations with the Czech government had broken down, and that the Czech Slovak military police opened fire on the Germans in the Sudetenland, resulting in dozens of casualties. Based on this situation, Goebbels began to mobilize the media throughout Germany to hype up the "terror" of the Czech Slovak against the Germans, and the tension slowly reached its peak.
As the Czechoslovak government mobilized for war, the weekend that began on Friday on the third day turned into a weekend of crisis, and for the next forty-eight hours the governments of London, Paris, and Prague were in a state of panic that Germany was about to attack Czechoslovakia.
In Paris, Prague and London, it was believed that with the failure of the negotiations, Hitler was about to declare war on Czechoslovakia, and the British and French governments, under the pressure of public opinion at home and abroad, began to prepare for war against Germany in the face of the German threat.
The Czech mobilization for the war made Hitler extremely passive, but he knew that he had no way out, and that Hitler's myth in Germany was achieved through one adventurous victory after another, and if he failed, then he and the entire Nazi Party would be discredited in Germany, so in this case, Hitler issued a "green plan", declaring: "My unchangeable determination is to crush Czechoslovakia by military action in the near future." He ordered: "For the sake of the Reich, the Sudetenland must be taken by the end of the year, and the whole of Czechoslovakia must be annexed by March next year."
Hitler's actions frightened the German generals, the Chief of the Army Staff, Ludwig Hitler. Baker was adamantly opposed. In his statement submitted on 13 July, he said that he was convinced that if Germany launched an attack on Czechoslovakia, it would cause a great war in Europe, that Britain and France would oppose Germany, and that the United States would become the arsenal of Britain and France. There was no hope for Germany to win, and the mere lack of raw materials made it impossible to win the war.
However, on this issue, Hitler was convinced that only his judgment was correct, and on the 14th he announced the final order to attack the Czechs. In a letter to General Keitel, the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, Hitler wrote: "I decided to attack Czechoslovakia only if I was convinced that France would do nothing, as we had done when we reoccupied the Rhineland demilitarized zone and invaded Austria, and that Britain would not intervene." ”
In the face of Hitler's insistence, Beck was determined to make a last-ditch effort against all odds. On the 14th, he presented a statement to the Commander of the Army, Brauchitsch, saying: "Having been fully aware of the gravity of this action, and at the same time fully aware of my own responsibility, I consider it my duty to urgently demand to the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces to cancel his preparations for war and to renounce his intention to settle the Czech question by force, unless there is a fundamental change in the military situation." For the time being, I consider it hopeless, and this opinion is shared by all senior officers of the General Staff Headquarters. ”
Beck then added a suggestion: if Hitler was stubborn and insisted on war, the top generals should resign en masse. However, the Wehrmacht generals were on the sidelines of Hitler's adventures and ignored Beck, who angrily resigned as chief of staff of the army in protest.
Hitler was very well informed, because of the outbreak of national uprisings in the South Asian subcontinent and Southeast Asia, he concluded that Britain and France, which were in a hurry, would not seek their own bad luck, and the Soviet Union was now mired in a civil war, and Stalin was defeated in successive battles, and it was impossible to affect his established strategy, so he was sure that he could obtain the Sudetenland.
On the same day that Beck resigned, Chamberlain sent Lord Lenciman to Czechoslovakia on a mission of peace to act as a "mediator" in the Sudetenland crisis.
As early as 16 July, when the British House of Commons announced that Runciman would be appointed as an envoy, Chamberlain said that he had sent Runciman to Czech Republic "at the request of the Czechoslovak Government." In fact, it was Chamberlain who forced the Czech government to agree to go. Chamberlain knew that it was impossible and unreasonable for Rencimann to "mediate" between the Czech government and the Sudetenland. They knew that the leader of the Sudetenlands, Hanlein, was not a man who could make up his own mind, and that the current dispute was between Prague and Berlin. Judging from the events of the night of his arrival in the Czech Republic and in the days that followed, the Czechs knew full well that Lencimann had been sent by Chamberlain to pave the way for the transfer of the Sudetenland to Hitler.
When Rencimann put desperate pressure on the Czechoslovak government, Hitler threatened war. On 17 July, when the national uprising in Asia was boiling over, Germany mobilized hundreds of thousands of troops to participate in military exercises, and German BF109 and A26 fighters and Stuka bombers flew into the airspace of Czechoslovakia.
In the afternoon, Hitler also went to Kiel Bay to inspect Germany's naval exercises and invited foreign military attachés in Germany to visit in order to show off his force. Air Force Commander Goering invited the French delegation to "visit" the aircraft factory and air show, and the result was that the chief of staff of the French Air Force, who had witnessed the superior performance of the A26 fighters, was stunned, and he said: "In the absence of the situation in the French colony of Annam in the Far East, if France and Germany go to war, the French Air Force will be wiped out within two weeks, and there will not be a single plane left." ”
On the one hand, Hitler frightened Britain and France by force, and on the other hand, he declared that if Germany's demands on the Czechs were met, he would have no other way to go and was ready to reach a broad agreement with Britain.
During the review of naval exercises in Kiel Bay, Hitler also received Admiral Horthy, the regent of Hungary, and members of the Hungarian government on the mail ship "Patria". Hitler told them that Hungary must act quickly if they were to get a taste of the Czech feast. At this time, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland Joseph. Colonel Beck coveted a piece of Czech territory, the Teqing region, so Hitler was not worried that the Poles would come out and cause trouble.
At the same time, the German Supreme Commander-in-Chief and the Army General Command were working day and night, busy working out final plans for an invasion of Czechoslovakia by the end of the year.
On Sunday, the 19th, Goering delivered a speech at the Nazi Party Congress in Nuremberg. He said: "A small part of Europa is tormenting all mankind - this poor dwarf-like people is oppressing a civilized people, and we must not compromise!" ”
The international situation at this time is: Hitler, never retreat; Czech, sabre-rattling. Britain and France, however, were anxious about the independence of their colonies in Asia, and it was under these circumstances that British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain sent a telegram to Hitler, offering to go to Berlin and deign to see him. At 4 p.m. on 19 July, London and Berlin simultaneously announced that British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain would fly to Germany to meet with German Führer Hitler and jointly seek the road to peace.
This news greatly relieved the war-fearing citizens of Britain, France, and even Europe. Since the end of the last European competition, few people want to fight the same or even bigger game again. They generally believed that in the event of war, "a swarm of bombers would blow up the city to ruins."
In London in particular, many newspapers praised Chamberlain's "courageous spirit". The Daily Herald, for example, described it as "an effort to avoid a war that seems increasingly frighteningly looming, and which is therefore likely to win the sympathy of public opinion on all sides, regardless of party".
During this meeting, Hitler spoke to Chamberlain of his main demand: "Is Britain willing to agree to cede the Sudetenland?" Or is it a cession based on the principle of national self-determination? If Britain agrees to such a cession, then it can be announced to the whole world that it is a decision of fundamental principle. There is no doubt that a great deal of stability in the region will then be possible - and talks can continue along these principles. But the Prime Minister must first state, do you accept this basis? ”
Chamberlain said: "At the moment, I am not in a position to make such an undertaking on behalf of the British Government, which has not authorised me to do so. Personally, though, I agree with the principle of secession of the Sudetenland from Czechoslovakia. ”
Hitler and Chamberlain parted ways in a "very cordial and friendly" atmosphere. Before parting, the two of them talked alone for a while. Hitler said that, as far as he was concerned, the Sudetenland question was the last big problem that had to be addressed. He also spoke of the close relations between Germany and Britain and the cooperation between the two countries, and said that maintaining good relations with Britain was the thing he was most concerned about.
Upon his return to London on the 21st, Chamberlain immediately persuaded the country to accept Hitler's demands. This time, however, he encountered unforeseen opposition, and Chamberlain could not even control his cabinet.
On the evening of the 21st, in the packed Berlin Coliseum, Hitler declared that the question of war and peace now depended on the Czechs and that Germany must have the Sudetenland anyway. Hitler then thanked Chamberlain for his efforts for peace and reiterated that this was his last territorial claim in Europe.
Fearing the outbreak of war, Chamberlain sent a telegram to Czech President Benes, warning him that if the Czech government did not accept German terms, the German army would be ordered to cross the Czechoslovakian Slodeck border. Before Benes could reply to this telegram, a second telegram was about to arrive. Chamberlain issued a further warning: "If this plan is not realized, there will be no other way out for your country than to be invaded and dismembered by force." And, while this may lead to a conflict of countless lives, whatever the outcome of this conflict, Czechoslovakia will never again be able to rebuild its original borders. ”
When Chamberlain had done this, he made a radio address to the whole of Britain on the morning of the 22nd. He said: "How terrible, how unreasonable, how inconceivable it is that now we are digging trenches here and trying on gas masks for the quarrel that is taking place between peoples in a distant country that we know nothing about!" War is a terrible thing, and before we go into battle, we must understand that it is a big matter of life and death. ”
Subsequently, Chamberlain communicated with France, Italy, and the United States, emphasizing that at this time, we should concentrate on dealing with the rebellion in the Asian colonies, rather than fighting Germany to the death.
As if sensing Chamberlain's anxiety, the U.S. ambassador to Berlin reported home that the British ambassador to Germany was very uneasy about the development of anti-Chamberlain forces in Britain, and reminded the U.S. government that the fall of Chamberlain meant war. He called on the U.S. government to publicly support Chamberlain in order to strengthen his position. The U.S. ambassadors to Britain and France have made similar appeals to their own governments.
In order to rescue Chamberlain and Daladier, Roosevelt sent two letters with the same content to Hitler and Czechoslovakia President Benes on the 23rd; Secretary of State Hull sent two identical letters to Chamberlain and Daladier, calling on them to continue negotiations in order to "resolve the issues at issue peacefully, justly and constructively." On the 24th, Roosevelt sent another secret letter to Mussolini, asking him to "help continue his efforts to reach an agreement on the subject of controversy by negotiation or other peaceful means, without resorting to force."
That evening, Roosevelt sent a letter to Hitler, suggesting that an immediate conference be held in a certain region of Europe, with the participation of the countries directly concerned in the dispute over Czechoslovakia. "Continued negotiations remain the only way through which immediate issues can be resolved on a lasting basis," the proposal said. ”
Thus, the Munich Conference was officially held.
Yesterday afternoon, Adolf. Hitler welcomed the heads of government of Great Britain, France and Italy in Bavaria. In order to keep the meeting on its tracks, he went to the German-Austrian border early in the morning to meet Mussolini and set the tone for joint action at the conference. Before Chamberlain left for Munich, he had already made up his mind that no one would hinder him from reaching a speedy agreement with Hitler. As for Daladier, due to the unstable situation in French Annan, the tough attitude shown by the Chinese side, especially the An Jiajun, has always been confused, and it was even more dejected when it was later learned that the squadron had crossed the Sino-Angolan border and officially marched into Annam.
The talks took place in the capital of Königsplatz, and from the outset there was an "atmosphere of general goodwill". There was no one in the presidency and the whole process was a very casual and cordial conversation, and Mussolini took the floor to touch on the substance, which, he said, brought a clear written proposal "in order to provide a practical solution to the problem". In fact, this proposal had been drafted and submitted to Mussolini by Goering, Niu Wright, and Wizssack at the German Foreign Office in Berlin the day before.
The absent-minded French prime minister "welcomed the proposal of the Italian leader", saying that he had put it forward in a spirit of objectivity and reality; The British Prime Minister also "welcomed the proposal of the Italian leader" and declared that he himself had thought of a solution similar to that proposal.
Since the "Italian proposal" was warmly welcomed by all participants, only a few details remained to be worked out. At four o'clock this afternoon, China time, Hitler, Chamberlain, Mussolini, and Daladier signed their names on the Munich Agreement. The agreement stipulated that the Germans would march into Czechoslovakia on January 1 next year, that is, tomorrow, and complete the occupation of the Sudetenland by January 10.
After listening to Joseph's introduction, An Yi sighed secretly.
Compared with himself, Hitler is more like a protagonist with a lucky halo, easily obtaining a large territory with a complete range of industries in a big country, while seeking to obtain Annan, who has no industrial base, is extremely worried, looking for the moral high ground everywhere, lest he make a wrong step and cause unpredictable changes in the situation. With the intervention of the great powers, it will not be long before the Syrian government can not support its production capacity, which seems to be strong but is actually weak, and in the end, not only will it be unlucky for itself and the An Jiajun, but China will also be bullied by the foreign powers if it has lost the industrial support of the southwest, and the consequences will be unimaginable.
Fortunately, things have gone exactly as expected so far, and there has been no bad momentum, which can be regarded as a consolation.
"General An, in addition to congratulating you, I also bring the Führer's thanks to you. The Führer said that without China's friends in Asia to contain the attention of Britain and France, the Munich Agreement could not have been signed so easily. He asked his friends in China if there was anything they could do to help. ”
Joseph mentioned Hitler with a serious face.
An Yi thought for a while and said, "Now that we have just entered Annan, many things have not yet been sorted out. But I think that the construction of energy and electricity is always in the first place. Therefore, if possible, I would like to ask my German friends to help build large-scale hydropower facilities and lay power supply and transmission systems on the western plateau of Annam, and we are willing to share 49 percent of the shares with our German friends. At the same time, in the design and manufacture of large ships, our capabilities are still insufficient, especially the large power system of ships, which is a huge challenge for us, and we need the help of our German friends very much. ”
Joseph nodded: "Anything else?" ”
An Yi thought for a while, and then said: "Germany has just included the Sudetenland into the German territory, if my prediction is good, in the next three to five months, Germany will annex the rest of the Czech Slovak together." I would like to ask the Führer to facilitate the migration of the Czech Slovak Jews to southern Yunnan, and not to embarrass them too much, so as to win a good name for the Führer. ”
Joseph didn't expect An Yi to make this request, and couldn't help but grab his wife Ella, who also looked grateful. Mortal hand, moved to say:
"The general is worthy of being a benevolent man, and he is so loving that he gave the Jews a rare opportunity to ask Hitler for help, and it is not in vain that the Jews regard the general as a real trustworthy friend."
Speaking of this, Joseph lowered his voice: "General An, maybe you are puzzled that I, as a baron of the British Crown, went to Germany to join the Nazi Party, right?" ”
An Yi looked at Joseph with a mysterious face, then at his beautiful wife, and finally at Audrey, who was still looking at him with eyes wide open like bright stars. Hepburn, a little puzzled: "Isn't it because Mr. is a loyal believer in the Nazi Party?" ”
Joseph shook his head: "At this time, the general is still concerned about the safety of the Jews, and if I hide it any longer, it will be too little of a friend." General An, in fact, my real identity is one of the five leading divisions of the Jewish Freemasonic Mentors' Association. More than 200 years ago, in order to gain greater influence, the Freemasons continued to recruit non-Jewish nobles into the Masonic Church, and the nobles occupied a certain dominant position in the Freemasonry from the second generation of the Arch-Mentor, the Duke of Montaqui. Later, Duke Wharton became the chief mentor of a new generation, continuing to pursue the policy of the upper class, and many Jewish families benefited from it, receiving royal entitlements and ranking among the upper classes.
"In the twentieth century, there was a massive anti-Jewish movement around the world, and we had to go underground. Since from the very beginning, Hitler advocated a racist extermination of the Jews, and the Freemasons were very jealous, and I was tasked with breaking into the Nazi Party and taking on the responsibility of helping the Jews at a critical time. Unfortunately, due to the failure of his investment in the financial markets and the supervision of financial experts sent by the Nazis, he could not find a reasonable excuse to turn a profit, and slowly fell out of favor in the eyes of Hitler, and thus lost the opportunity to exert political influence on the top of the Nazi Party. If it weren't for General An's generosity, the Jews in Germany and Austria would have been bleeding profusely.
"The reason why I am honest with the general this time is that I want to ask the general how he will treat the Jews in the future?"
An Yi pretended to be at a loss: "I don't know what Mr. is talking about?" What Jews, what Freemasonry? We in Syria have accepted Jews only from a humanitarian standpoint, and I really don't know what Mr. Joseph is talking about......"
"Brother, my dad is right, in the past three or four months, a sister named Kaplan has visited the house frequently, Audrey and Ella are jealous, and Dad can't help it, so he quietly told Ella and Audrey the inside story. Dad said that if he hadn't been in Syria, there would have been an absolute guarantee of safety, and he would keep it a secret until he died......
"In the past, Audrey always thought that her father was a ruthless and unrighteous person, who didn't come home for a long time outside, and quarreled with Ella when she got home, not a good person, but now Audrey knows that her father originally had too many responsibilities and missions, and in order to protect more people from disasters, she had to do so. Audrey is very grateful to her brother, if our family hadn't migrated to Syria, I don't know what would have happened! ”
It's hard to believe that a nine-year-old girl can say such a coherent thing, but An Yi has to believe it, because at this moment, Audrey. Hepburn gently grabbed his hand and said with a serious face, his innocent face full of holy brilliance.
An Yi smiled and winked at Audrey, touched her signature short ear-length hair, and then looked at Joseph and Ella.
Joseph smiled dumbly and patted his forehead: "I'm sorry, I was negligent, who knows what I said, whether I was arrogating General An's words?" General An, you may not know the organizational structure of Freemasonry, our funds are coordinated and operated by the Lucifer Foundation, the Presbyterian Council is responsible for the formulation of guidelines and policies, the Mentor Council is engaged in liaison and concrete action work, the leading teacher of the Mentor Council is the core leadership of Freemasonry, and the supreme mentor is the well-deserved leader of Freemasonry.
"According to our structure, all the Jews in China are currently under my control, and Kaplan only recently learned of my identity. As the number of Jews in China increases, so do my responsibilities as a mentor, and I just last month replaced my mentor in Germany as one of the five leading teachers. ”
An Yi had already known many secret secrets of Freemasonry from Kaplan's mouth, but he still showed surprise: "My God, the organization of Freemasonry is really tight enough, it's hard to imagine...... But didn't Mr. Joseph say that for every Jew saved, Freemasonry would put five hundred dollars into our bank account in Switzerland? The reason why I came forward to save the Jews was not only to do business, but also to use the wisdom of the Jewish national elite to help us make great progress in science and technology. Presumably, Mr. Joseph is also well aware that the Chinese nation, like the Jewish nation, suffers a lot and is in dire need of development funds, so it is insatiable. ”
Joseph looked solemn: "This is what you deserve." I've been to see the Jewish settlements in Anxin City, the garden class residential area, first-class facilities, modern laboratories and factories, making people feel like they are on the European continent. The government also issued a title deed for every Jew, declaring private property sacrosanct. I made a rough calculation, and five hundred dollars per person was not too much, but less, and the Freemasons, up and down, were grateful for the generosity of the General. ”
An Yi was happy in his heart, Joseph was probably based on the value of real estate prices in Europe. The house in Anxin City is built on the boundary of Annam, first of all, the land does not need money, and then the construction project is mainly carried out by the engineering troops, and there is no need for additional expenses, the only thing that needs money is the cost of infrastructure such as building materials and water and electricity facilities, but it is evenly distributed to the entire Jewish community, a hundred oceans per capita is enough, and the rest is earned.
An Yi will not say anything, his expression is still extremely serious: "Anyway, taking this kind of money is always a dishonorable thing, but I can't help it, without this expenditure, all aspects of construction lag behind, and people can't make the best use of their talents, and it is the Jewish compatriots who suffer in the end." In the meantime, I have an idea...... I don't know if to talk about it or not? ”
Speaking of this, An Yi paused obviously, and there was some hesitation in his words.
Joseph said solemnly: "General An, we are friends, aren't we?" If there are any difficulties, you can speak openly and honestly, and we Freemasons will bear them together with the generals and face them together. We are not sparing in our efforts to help the Jews! ”
An Yi nodded, stood up and strode to the door, pushed open the door of the box and looked around, only to see that the door of the van was open, Xiao Jiu called his wife Katerina, who was drinking with more than a dozen guards, and when he saw An Yi, they all stood up, An Yi waved his hand, signaling everyone to feel free; In the corridor, Shen Fengdao and Li Tao, the head of the guards, were talking in a low voice, An Yi called Lao Shen and gave him an ear to instruct, Lao Shen nodded, and immediately checked the left and right boxes with Li Tao, focusing on checking the eavesdropping device; At the staircase in the distance, several plainclothes men were looking around warily. After a while, Lao Shen reported that everything was safe and sound, and An Yi closed the door with confidence and returned to his seat.
When Joseph saw An Yi so solemn, he knew that the matter was not trivial, and listened carefully to his explanation.
An Yi organized his thoughts and said: "According to my speculation, once a war breaks out in Europe, Poland, Denmark, Norway and other countries will fall in a short time, if Britain and France do not seize the opportunity to attack Germany from west to east, involving Germany's troops, then it will not be long before France surrenders with the surrender of the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg." If the Germans were able to concentrate the Anglo-French forces on the European continent, then the British and French control of the colonies would be seriously weakened, and this would create the necessary conditions for the Jewish people to return to their homeland. ”
"Will a strong Anglo-French alliance fail?"
Joseph exclaimed in disbelief, then covered his mouth and whispered, "Oh my God, how is this possible?" Even if Britain didn't help, France wouldn't be so easy to defeat, right? France has always paid attention to the construction of the army, and the number of tanks, motorcycles and artillery in the army is not less than that of Germany. ”
An Yi nodded affirmatively: "Modern warfare is no longer just about fighting the weapons and equipment of the troops, the most important thing is strategic and tactical thinking. The French and the British are too rigid in tradition, and compared with the enterprising Germany, the current France is like a faltering old woman, what is the use of giving it more weapons and equipment? And Germany is like a strong young man, as long as the fists are clenched, the defeat of Britain and France on the European continent will be inevitable. This was bad news for the colonizers, but it was a great opportunity for the Jews to take advantage of it. ”
Joseph pondered for a long time and realized: "What does the general mean - the Jews will return to Balistan and establish an independent state?" ”
An Yi's face was serious: "Balistan has always been called the 'Holy Land' or 'Bible Land', where the ancestors of the Jews lived, and the British had previously relocated a large number of Jews from Commonwealth countries to Balistan, but with the strong opposition of the Arabs, the immigration plan had to be suspended. However, once a world war breaks out in the future, the Middle East colonies under British rule will definitely be impacted.
"Joseph, you are not the only one who has a special mission to break into the top echelons of the Nazi Party, right? I think that since I have helped Germany solve the problem of Jewish emigration, the other lurkers are in a much better position than you are, and when the time comes, they can suggest to the Führer that in order to obtain Iranian and Azerbaijani oil, Nazi Germany's troops can enter the Middle East from the Balkans through Turkey, sweep through Britain and the British-supported Arab powers, march all the way to Iran and India, completely solve the British colonial rule in India, and eliminate the great war potential that it has in India.
"After the Nazis have driven out the natives of West Asia, we can wait for an opportunity to occupy it, and after that, no matter how much land the Jewish people occupy in the Mediterranean coastal area, it will be the land we liberated from Nazi Germany anyway, and we don't have to give the British a good look."
Joseph was dumbfounded, apparently he had never imagined that such a day would come.
An Yi added: "In order to ensure the safety of the nascent Jewish regime, I will consider stationing a large number of troops in the Middle East. At the same time, in order to ensure the defense capability of the new Jewish Republic, I think that a regiment of soldiers will be selected from among the 330,000 Jews already in southern Yunnan to train in basic combat skills, and then on this basis, when more people will move to Syria, then a division and corps level will be formed.
"After the establishment of the Jewish state, this Jewish army will become the core force of the Jewish Defense Force, and we will continue to work closely together in international affairs."
Joseph was greatly moved, pacing back and forth, carefully analyzing whether An Yi's words could be fulfilled.
An Yi said seductively: "What are you worried about? The Middle East is almost entirely desert, and now international geological authorities agree that there will be no oil or mineral deposits. If it weren't for my allies, I wouldn't be interested in that barren land. ”
Nine-year-old Audrey. Hepburn couldn't hold back any longer, and said in proficient Mandarin: "Daddy, Brother An is a big hero and a hero, his vision will not be wrong, and he will not deceive people!" Believe in Audrey, as long as she follows her brother closely, the revival of the Jews is no longer an unattainable dream! ”
These childish words made Joseph make up his mind: "Okay, I will pass on General An's suggestions to the Presbyterian Church, the Mentor Council, and the Grand Mentor as it is, and I will declare first: I will vote for my support!" ”
An Yi smiled with satisfaction and saw Audrey. Hepburn looked at himself with joy and adoration, and suddenly had a prank thought, approached the little girl's cheeks, and took a sip of incense.
Seeing An Yi's childish side, Joseph and Ella. Fan couldn't help but laugh, and for a while, there was a happy laugh in the room.