Louis is the kind of person who once he makes up his mind that he can't pull back nine cows, before he only wanted to live a small life, so naturally he didn't listen to anything outside the window, and he could endure anything. But now that his family is ruined, the only thing left in his heart is hatred - an unforgettable hatred for the Poles!

With the support of the forces of revenge, he miraculously arrived in Poznan, mortally wounded. Once the capital of Poland, the city was ruled by Prussia from the early 19th century. Today, the city is still under German rule.

Louis travels to Poznan with a simple purpose: to return to the army and take up arms to avenge his loved ones. He always had the impression in his mind that the German army would always be able to support the Germans.

However, his arrival in Poznan did not come at the right time, and since May it has been a chaotic place. Although the uprising in Berlin was suppressed, the upsurge of the workers' movement did not fall, and the disgruntled German workers and the Poles, who had long been eager to take the plunge, turned the city into a pot of porridge.

When Louis finds his old friend and fellow countryman Marvin, tells him about the tragedy in his hometown and asks Marven for help, the unexpected happens.

"Louis, I really want to go back to my hometown with you to avenge the villagers!" Marven said with tears in his eyes, "But I can't go!" ”

"Why?" Louis didn't understand, Marven's old mother was also killed in the attack, didn't he want revenge?

"Of course I want revenge, I want to kill all those Polish minks!" Marven gritted his teeth and gurgled, "But I'm a soldier." I must obey orders. Colonel Leonard ordered us to go to Dresden. Then head to Bavaria to counterinsurgency! ”

"What's wrong with Bavaria? There are also Poles making trouble there? Louis asked incredulously.

"Nope. There are no Poles there. The poor there revolted. Prime Minister Albert ordered us to put down the rebellion and kill all the poor ghosts. Marven said heavily.

Louis was shocked and asked, "When the Poles slaughtered our brothers and relatives, the first task of our army was not to avenge them and deal with the Poles. Instead, you want to aim your guns at your own people? What is the rationale for this? ”

Marvin couldn't say a word, and when he heard about the tragedy in his hometown, like Louis, he wanted to go to Warsaw immediately. Chop off Pilsudski's head and use it as a toilet. But his superiors told him that the first task of Germany in times of danger was to eliminate the poor ghosts who were making trouble, and as for the Poles, wait a minute!

Such an explanation is simply unacceptable to Marvin, but as a soldier, especially a German soldier, he has no choice, and obedience to orders is a natural creed.

He could only comfort Louis with the most empty words: "Man, maybe after quelling the riots in Bavaria." We will soon march east to punish the Polish butchers. ”

I have to say. Marvin was so naïve that he completely failed to notice that the international situation had undergone a heavy change. Germany is no longer the invincible Germany it once was, and Poland is no longer the footcloth that can be bullied. For the Entente bloc to weaken Germany and put Germany in custody was an inevitable choice, then a competent jailer was needed.

Obviously, the Poles were the best jailers. Not only are the two sides feuding, but from the perspective of geopolitical circumstances, the Poles are angry at both ends. If Poland wants to survive, it must hug its thighs, and only by following the baton of the Entente bloc closely can they survive under the covetousness of the two evil neighbors.

And now, the Pole is doing a good job and has fully demonstrated the potential of a qualified dogleg. The harder he was with the Germans and the greater the hatred he felt, the happier the Entente became. Moreover, the weakening of Germany was inevitable, and the present actions of the Poles were well within the tolerance of the Entente bloc.

For the Albert government, it also knows that it is inevitable to be weakened and humiliated. It is also known that the actions of the Poles have been tacitly acquiesced in by the Entente. If he went to trouble the Poles, it would be tantamount to trouble with the Entente, and it would be tantamount to finding trouble with it. In order to surrender, the high seas fleet can be sent out, and what about how many dead people in East Prussia?

Even for the Albert government, distant East Prussia could be ignored altogether, and the workers' revolt that broke out in Bavaria would kill them. Even if the Poles occupied East Prussia, they could not threaten Germany proper, nor could they threaten the living conditions of the bourgeoisie and the Junker landlords. But the workers in Bavaria are different, the Russian experience is there, and the big guys are watching what kind of life the Russian dignitaries and nobles are living now!

So for the German bourgeoisie and the Junker landlords, Poland was a problem of ringworm, and for the Bavarian workers it was a big problem. It is clear which is more important than the other, and it is never necessary to think about who should be solved first.

Columns of troops transported hordes of elite German soldiers to Bavaria, and although Louis was not very patriotic in the past, he would feel a little touched by these mighty and majestic troops, at least a little excited.

But today, looking at Marvin and the other fellows in tears by the car window, the kind of thing that once excited him no longer exists. He considered himself to have been forgotten by Germany and had become an outcast of Germany.

Even, he felt that Germany never cared about ordinary people like him, didn't care about their feelings, and didn't listen to their joys, sorrows, and sorrows.

Louis didn't know what to do next, he ran to Poznan in high spirits, hoping that the old men above would make his own decisions, but he was ruthlessly abandoned by the old men. How to fight the hordes of Polish bandits alone?

At that moment, Louis had only deep despair in his heart. He walked back in despair, like a zombie......

The Germans had a hard time, and the Königsberg Jews were no less than ideal, at least they seemed. Except for the Russians, who know a little about them, no country in Europe is optimistic about them, not even their compatriots.

"I've said that a long time ago. Pavel is a straw bale. Eyes are high and hands are low. The heart is higher than the sky, but the life is thinner than paper! Now what, my prophecy has been fulfilled! ”

Weizmann scolded and chattered non-stop, but Ben. Guzmán felt that this person's mood did not seem to be as bad as he verbally said, and even he felt that this old friend was in a very good mood at the moment, and those complaints and curses were more like he was showing off.

In this regard, Ben. Guzmán frowned and persuaded, "Now is not the time to talk about this, we are here to solve the crisis." I'm not here to quarrel. ”

"It's Pavel who wants to quarrel, a fool like him who doesn't know the height of the sky!" Weizmann became more and more energetic, "It was they who deviated from the correct line I had drawn up and blindly pursued perfection that led to today's tragedy." Pavel will have to pay for it! ”

Root. Guzmán glanced at Weizmann, who was getting more and more excited, and now he could be sure that the old friend was in a good mood. It is conceivable that when Pavel's "adventurous" operation suffered a fiasco, he Weizmann was able to hand over an olive branch, but he was able to bring a way of life to the Jews in Königsberg. This means that he will be the savior. will be an out-and-out hero. And Pavel, who stands on his opposite side, will become a sinner and a bear. It was a decisive victory for Weizmann, who had not been able to win favor with Pavel and the young gentleman.

Pavel comes to mind. I thought of a certain immortal again, Ben. Guzmán's feelings are complicated, and he even hates iron and steel, and he has a brilliant beginning, why is it so unbearable next? Is it true that the Jews have no military talent, and that the Jews will never turn over?

Root. Guzmán really wanted to rush to Pavel, grab him by the front and ask, "What are you doing?" ”

What exactly Pavel is doing, the question is actually clear to the officials. The old man was faithfully executing the battle plan, and was now making the final preparations before closing the net.

"Yes, be sure to transport the supplies as much as possible, the soldiers on the front line are looking forward to it...... Weapons and ammunition haven't been used yet? What the hell! Sue sù Sadat, must be in place by four o'clock this afternoon! ”

The phone at Pavel's desk was not at peace for a moment, every time he put down the receiver, the phone rang immediately, he had not left the office for three days, and all kinds of problems and emergencies had to be dealt with by him as soon as possible.

"Your lunch, sir."

Pavel looked at the old servant with the plate, sighed, and motioned for the other party to take the plate, he didn't have time to eat for the time being.

The old servant sighed too, but instead of taking the plate, he placed the plate full of food in front of the old man, "Sir, you haven't eaten anything since last night, and if you continue like this, your body will collapse!" ”

Pavel smiled wryly at him, nodded lightly as he listened to the phone, and when the old servant returned to his office an hour later, the plate in front of the old man was still the same as before.

Putting down the phone, Pavel took a sip of water, rubbed his neck, which was already completely stiff, and quickly began to review the text.

"Sir, Mr. Weizmann and Ben. Mr. Gurion wants to see you. ”

The old servant didn't really want to convey the news, first of all, Weizmann and his master did not have a good relationship, and there was a possibility of quarrel as soon as they met. And his master is now in full swing, and there is no time to quarrel at all, and once a quarrel occurs, it will inevitably affect his time to deal with the rest of the matter. Thus leading to a further reduction in the amount of time he had to rest.

But the decision was not with the old servant, and after a moment of silence, Pavel commanded: "Let them in!" ”

The old servant hesitated, as if he wanted to say something, but after Pavel gave him an affirmative look, the old man reluctantly turned around and went out to ask for someone.

Actually, Pavel didn't want to see Weizmann now, he had some understanding of that guy's intentions, and it was nothing more than to humiliate him by saying cool things, and by the way, to promote those nonsense ideas.

To be honest, in Pavel's opinion, this was a real waste of his precious time. However, it is not possible not to see it, even if it is not Weizmann, Ben. Gurion still wants to see you.

"It's all dying and putting up such a big shelf, hum!"

Weizmann was furious that he could not "humiliate" Pavel in the first place. In his opinion, now that he is the victor, he naturally has the right to flirt with the loser, and if Pavel knows him well enough, he should obediently kneel in front of him and beg for mercy.

But. The other party actually blocked him out of the office. Still putting up a shelf. This made Weizmann quite dissatisfied, and he was determined to make Pavel taste it even harder!

"Do you think hiding in the office as a shrunken turtle can shirk your guilt?"

As soon as they met, the two sides didn't have time to say hello, and Weizmann took the lead. Pavel frowned, endured it, in order to save time, it was better not to worry about this mad dog.

But what he didn't expect was this. His "generosity" not only failed to gain Weizmann's understanding, but made him even worse.

"Do you think you can avoid responsibility by not speaking? I sue you, it is in vain! If you don't give an account today, your fellow Jews all over the world will not let you go! ”

Weizmann's unreasonableness made Ben next to him. Gurion couldn't stand it anymore, he pulled Ra Weizmann and persuaded: "Don't be impulsive, have something to say!" ”

"There's nothing more to say!" Who would have thought that Weizmann would become more and more energetic, and he threw off Ben. Gurion's hand, pointing at Pavel's nose, said, "It's all because of him." The current situation has become out of control, and our compatriots have suffered great losses. He must take full responsibility for this! ”

Pavel sighed, he remembered what a certain immortal had said, you can never wake up a person who is pretending to be asleep. Weizmann is not pretending to be asleep, living in his own world, he has become demonic, crazy, and has lost the most basic judgment.

Pavel really didn't have the time or patience to grind his teeth with such a person who pretended to be asleep, and he snatched ∥ robbed the ministers and pry and pryed his teeth

Weizmann didn't expect Pavel to be so hard-mouthed now, and suddenly he became more and more angry. Gurion roared: "You see, he still has this attitude, he still doesn't hit the south wall and doesn't look back, he still doesn't know repentance, he doesn't know how to reflect......"

Before he could finish speaking, Pavel ordered the old servant beside him: "Invite Mr. Weizmann out, he is too excited to speak in the manner of a civilized man!" ”

The old servant actually couldn't stand it for a long time, and he had been waiting for this sentence for a long time! He walked up to Weizmann in two steps and made a gesture of please.

This made Weizmann angry, and he stamped his foot and roared, "Are you crazy? Why continue to serve the sinners of this Jewish nation, and why fight for the tiger! ”

As soon as the old servant heard this, he simply stopped asking for a gesture, and walked up directly and pushed Weizmann out. The attitude is quite resolute and clear!

"Pavel, we're here to help!" Root. Gurion hurriedly interjected, although he felt that Weizmann was a little excessive, but the situation in front of him was bad, and it was not the time to be rash, "We brought the conditions of the Entente!" He emphasized this sentence.

"Entente conditions?" Pavel was a little surprised, not knowing how the Entente had joined the war in East Prussia, and he asked: "What conditions?" ”

Weizmann suddenly sneered: "What? Now don't play tricks, don't drive people away? If I hadn't done the work of the British Foreign Office and persuaded them to help clean up this mess, you would have been finished! ”

Pavel really wanted to order the old servant to drive this fool out at once, and he would be finished, and if it wasn't for the fact that he wanted to know what the Entente was doing, he didn't bother to grind his teeth with this fool.

Root. Gurion also saw that Pavel's situation was not very good, and quickly interjected: "The condition of the Entente is that as long as you hand over the main forces of the High Seas Fleet, as long as you announce the severance of any form of cooperation and contact with the Russians, they can consider giving protection to the Jewish compatriots in Königsberg and East Prussia. ”

Pavel was somewhat amused: "What protection? ”

"To ensure the safety of all Jews, they will oblige the Polish army to fully abide by the Geneva Conventions!"

Pavel felt more and more funny, this kind of shit conditions can be proposed by the Entente, it seems that these idiots also have grass in their heads, and really think how awesome and powerful the Poles are. But that's fine, even the Entente bloc was fooled, not to mention the Poles, which shows that the plan was quite successful!

Pavel smiled a little at the thought of annihilating the Polish army, abolishing all of Pilsudski's minions, and securing the position of the Jews in East Prussia in the first war.

However, Weizmann misunderstood, he thought that Pavel also thought that these conditions were very good, and suddenly sarcastically said: "Didn't you listen to the rampant before?" Now you know what it means to touch a stone with an egg, right? ”

Root. Gurion gave Weizmann another look, signaling him not to continue to provoke Pavel, what if he provoked him and he continued to go his own way?

But for this. Gurion's reminder that Weizmann simply turned a blind eye, and he was confident that Pavel was at the end of his rope and that he was completely unqualified to speak of conditions. In any case, this old guy can only agree to these conditions, so why care about his attitude, why care about his feelings!

"My time is limited, so let's give a reply!" Weizmann urged triumphantly.

Root. Guri Anxin said that he wanted something bad, and was about to persuade him a few more words, when he heard Pavel speak, and he said to the old servant: "Why haven't you driven out this unknown fellow?" (To be continued......)

PS: Bow and thank you Comrade Juventus!