An anti-Japanese anti-United Nations operative who secretly went to the occupied areas of the West to carry out a mission saw an American major transporting a truckload of high-end furniture to the port of Hamburg for consignment back to China. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info a few American lieutenants, and sent back hundreds of sets of silver tableware and some works of art in one go.

Of course, Americans don't need to chase German women all over the streets, they have almost unlimited supplies of American cigarettes, chocolates, and luncheon meat that they hate. After the war, the husband and lover either died on the battlefield or in a prisoner of war camp. Lacking everything at home, hungry German women are even more attractive.

The Germans, who had lost the war, and also their dignity, fell from heaven to hell at once. From the rich to the ordinary workers, they have to struggle to eat their stomachs every day. The helpless housewives who are trying to feed their children have a new gravitational pull on a few cans of luncheon meat, even a pack of cigarettes or a few pieces of chocolate.

Except for the United Kingdom, almost all the men of their allies were cuckolded. In Germany, what they did in England was repeated. Not only Germany, but also all countries where US troops are stationed are constantly repeated. In Europe, where everything from clothing to food was scarce, people did everything to survive.

Middle-ranking American and British officers, along with their wives, also went to the black market in large numbers. With cigarettes and cans supplied by the American army, go and exchange gold and art from the Germans. Of course, Mark, which has become waste paper, is absolutely not wanted. But the gold and works of art in the hands of the Germans were still a great temptation for these people.

The personnel of the Anti-Japanese League in Germany bought back a large amount of equipment and materials from the Western occupation areas in the form of cash exchange through intermediaries. In particular, some of the most urgently needed industrial equipment for the construction of the Northeast, but only available in the Western Occupation Zone, as well as German aircraft and spare parts in the Western Occupation Zone.

Americans, who have grown up in the conditions of a market economy since childhood, do have a unique vision for doing business. Compared with most of the officers and soldiers of the Soviet army, they still focused on watches, bicycles, and clothing and alcohol. Americans are much less troublesome, and as long as they have enough dollars, they can sell you what you want.

An American major dared to sell German aircraft for $5,000 to build into internal stocks, all of which were engines used in brand-new 300 FW 190 fighters. If he adds $1,000, he can also provide an additional 100,000 rounds of artillery shells for this fighter, as well as a batch of spare parts such as aircraft wheels and brake pads in stock.

If the company had been more generous, he could have sold the full range of equipment for a bearing manufacturing plant. At the same time, he can also act as an intermediary, providing the company with everything they want. And to ensure unimpeded passage of transport throughout the US-British occupation zone.

A captain in charge of supervising the steel works in the Ruhr region dared to sell German stocks of steel for guns and armor for ten dollars a tonne. These American officers can take advantage of the fact that the arms control authorities of the United States and Britain are being formed, and because of the lack of manpower, they are in the midst of a chaotic gap.

German tanks and armored vehicles, which were supposed to be sent to steel plants, planes that were supposed to be dismantled on the spot. Some of the arsenals, which were originally going to be demolished, were transported directly to the ports of Germany by rail. Of course, as long as you can pay enough dollars, they don't care where the equipment and weapons go.

They don't even care about Iran, Iraq, Egypt and Syria, which are still allies, or Argentina and Chile in South America, or Africa, which is basically a colony. But one thing is that you have to come up with enough dollars to satisfy their appetite.

But Americans don't dare to sell everything, at least some of the things they want to count. The anti-United Nations buyers once offered to sell the ME-262 fighter jet for $10,000 each, or the V-2 missile for $5,000 each, or the enriched uranium for $10,000 a kilogram. But when it comes to selling their own supplies, the Americans don't care.

In the end, the German jet engine technology and physical objects obtained from the US-British occupation zone, and some parts of the V-2 rocket, were secretly obtained with the assistance of some powerful black marketeers and Nazi war criminals who escaped punishment.

However, it was through this private purchase that the anti-union collectors purchased a Tyrannosaurus heavy tank tractor from the US military stationed in Germany, as well as a US military's latest M26 tank engine. The guys even offered that if the Chinese needed it, they could get a C47 transport plane for these people, or dozens of American jeeps.

As for the relatively rigid British, it's a little worse, but it's not a seamless egg either. Also in this war, the blood of the war is almost dry, and the homeland is also in a difficult situation. Britons who are in dire need of money to prepare for their discharge from the army, or to ease their family's hardships, can earn dollars as much.

At a price of $90 each, in the name of converting them into trawlers, the middlemen of the Anti-Japanese Federation purchased more than 20 German torpedo boats and more than 1,000 German torpedoes, plus electric torpedoes and magnetic torpedoes for submarines, from a British major who was responsible for destroying the remaining ships of the German Navy.

The dude openly recommended to the Swedish middleman that he sell the few remaining F-class frigates of the German Navy in the name of transport ships, provided that he could pay $10,000 a piece. Of course, the weapons and radars of these frigates have to be dismantled.

It's just that this guy's appetite is too big, and the target of the frigate is too big, so Yang Zhen didn't agree to the deal. But through this guy, the anti-union personnel bought infrared night vision devices used by German Leopard tanks, sonar used by a number of German submarines, and a large number of optical equipment.

The Anti-Union personnel also used this old man's matchmaking to get from other officers in charge of control in the British-occupied areas. In the name of developing the civil aviation movement, more than 100 of them, which are ready to be dismantled, are basically brand-new ME-109G 4 fighters. A batch of German 150 howitzers and 105 howitzers, as well as part of the German optical manufacturing equipment.

In addition, in the name of civil aircraft, more than 20 SM 82 transport planes were snatched by the Germans from the Italians. Originally, these Italian goods, because of the lack of spare parts and the lack of a sufficient number of spare engines, the anti-union personnel did not want to buy them.

However, when US and British officers sold the German Junkers 52 transport plane, they forcibly sold it for $1,000 each. But the British officer, who held the power to handle German transport planes, was tough on the airline, which was still on paper. Either you buy them all back, or you don't buy them at all.

This extortion-style method, in the end, with Yang Zhen's consent, was bought back for 30,000 US dollars. The German air crew hired by the Anti-United Nations directly loaded the aircraft engines that could be collected, as well as spare parts and some fighter engines obtained from the Western Occupation Zone, flew from the Western Occupation Area to Denmark and Norway in the Arctic to avoid air traffic control of the Allied and Soviet forces, and then the Anti-United Nations personnel took over and flew back through the Soviet Union.

After the end of the Anti-Japanese Federation, he took the initiative as a British naval lieutenant and deposited more than 100,000 US dollars in Swiss banks. But under the control of him and his friends who were also hungry, the German heavy equipment was almost stolen and sold. It even sold the entire set of equipment of a German bearing factory, the entire technology and equipment of an optical equipment manufacturing plant.

The U.S. military major had more wealth, and his deposits in a Swedish bank amounted to more than $200,000 before he was transferred to Asia. Inside the Swiss safe, there is also a large collection of gold and precious jewelry and art. A batch of high-end carpets and furniture were also sent to the country through the mail channel.

Of course, those works of art and high-end carpets were not transported all the way from China. Basically, they were exchanged with anti-union personnel, from Soviet soldiers who were not very knowledgeable. Watches and cars are not uncommon in Americans, but they appreciate these things very much.

When the major met for the first time, he offered to replace them with these things if the other party did not have enough funds. I kindly reminded the middleman that the Soviet soldiers had a lot of good things in their hands. This guy's suggestion is certainly in line with the anti-union aspect of the overstretched funds. For this old man's suggestion, Yang Zhen secretly approved it as soon as possible.

Every plane that arrived in Germany from China was loaded with vodka and cloth, plus some silk fabrics and other things that ordinary Soviet soldiers needed. In order to raise these things, there was no leather shoes and high-end fabrics to sell in the Northeast Base Area for a while. But there is no doubt that through this exchange, it has also saved a lot of money for the Anti-United Nations.

It's just that for this guy's insatiable greed, his huge appetite for everything, and the leopard gall that dares to sell anything. Not only did they sell their own large-scale fires, but they also belonged to the German materials, equipment and equipment under their own control. He also acted as an intermediary to match other American officers, and also earned a large amount of commission, which made the members of the Anti-United Nations both liked but quite disgusted.

Even the British Navy Lieutenant was the bridge this guy built. It can be said that without this guy, it would be difficult to get so many things under the situation that Chinese are strictly prohibited from entering the western occupation area. But this guy is really a little insatiable, and even the practice of plucking the goose is really disgusting.

This kind of practice is simply impossible in the strict military discipline of the Anti-Japanese Union. Yang Zhen's iron-fisted methods of governing the army, once it is contaminated with a greedy word, no matter what the reason, it is almost a murderous practice. Let the Anti-Japanese Union control the spoils of war have always been strictly disciplined.

Such a practice that is doomed to the execution ground within the Anti-Japanese Federation, even if it gives the logistics department great courage, they will not dare to do it. But not only did they do it in other people, but they were still so upright, which undoubtedly made these anti-United Nations cadres look down on them. In the eyes of some people, the Soviet army is more like a group of bandits who catch and rob anything.

Then this approach of some American and British officers is more like a group of vendors. Is such an army still combat-ready? No wonder the Soviet army suffered so many casualties on the battlefield, and they put their mental heads on this. The behavior of the Soviets and Americans in Germany completely ruined their once good image in the hearts of the anti-Japanese people.

Of course, these anti-union cadres did not gain all the bad impressions during their time in Germany, and there were also some good things. Although this matter is not a good thing for Yang Zhen. But for a few cadres of the Anti-Japanese Federation, it can be called a beautiful thing.