The Americans were busy there, but the Germans were leisurely watching the show.

Under Lin Youde's planning, a special plane sent the videotapes taken by war photographers from the Persian Gulf to Germany every day, and these were the credit of more than 40 film crews distributed on the front line who risked working overtime.

The tapes were edited into television programs and broadcast to audiences in Germany and Europe on the newly established television network, and the favorite thing Germans did this summer was to have a beer in a beer hall and then watch TV and brag that the wheels of that tank were all made by Lao Tzu, or that the key parts of the engine of that airplane were made by Lao Tzu, and so on.

Sometimes bar drunkards will fight over whether to watch the battlefield documentary or Xiaolu go to the end of the world, but everyone will stop tacitly at the beginning of the first Miss Germany beauty pageant and watch the long-legged beauties on TV together.

In such an atmosphere, Lin Youde's behavior of funding the Republic of Mesopotamia gradually gained the recognition of many Germans: in this time and space, the Germans regarded themselves as the best soldiers in the world, and watching the soldiers of the Republic of Mesopotamia fight bravely in the face of the United States, the Germans subconsciously regarded them as their own kind who had also fought against the United States. Not to mention that there is a great man from China in Germany today.

Of course, the persistent propaganda of traditional media such as Lin Youde's newspapers also played an important role in this process of identification. In 1953, almost every German who paid attention to current affairs would tell you that the Persian Gulf was an important source of oil for Germany and the whole of Europe in the future, and it could break the dominant position of US imperialism in the world oil market, so if the war in the Persian Gulf was won, it would do no harm to Germany.

Defeated by this public opinion, Lin Youde was able to recruit a large number of volunteers to go to the Persian Gulf to volunteer and provide aircraft and ground equipment repair and maintenance for the Republic of Mesopotamia. For the newly-born republic, although there were preparations for more than ten years before, the number of skilled technicians and pilots was still not large, and Lin Youde's support could be described as a relief in the snow.

By the end of the summer of 1953, when Ridgway was forced by MacArthur to launch a new offensive, more than a quarter of the pilots of the Republican Air Force were volunteer pilots from Germany, and these old fritters, who had frequently fought with the Americans in North Africa, faced their old opponents again, and the air battle in the Persian Gulf became more and more intense.

Lin Youde continued to send various new weapons to the Persian Gulf for "combat testing," including anti-aircraft missiles that used transistors to make guidance heads to improve guidance performance and anti-jamming capabilities, updated artillery ballistic computers, and newly developed counter-artillery radars.

In addition to these cutting-edge weapons, some things that are not so sophisticated but also belong to new equipment were sent to the Persian Gulf, such as quadruple 23mm anti-aircraft guns, newer helicopters, and so on.

In order to transport these supplies by land through Guò, Lin Youde organized a group of mercenaries to work with the Turkish government to sweep up the Arab guerrillas and ensure that the road from Turkey to Baghdad was unblocked.

The entire operation of blood transfusion into the Persian Gulf cost a huge amount of Deutschmark, and more than 100,000 large trucks were requisitioned alone. But correspondingly, the blood transfusion campaign has created a large number of jobs and stimulated the production of almost all products in Germany. Some factories that were originally underrun have been transferred to full production due to orders from Lin's enterprises, and workers' wages and benefits have been guaranteed.

Lin Youde's opponents commented sourly in the newspapers: Lin Youde used a war to temporarily solve most of Germany's domestic problems.

Under these circumstances, Viola, who served two terms in Shimono, announced that she would run in the German presidential election at the end of 1954.

As planned by Lin Youde, Viola avoided the turbulent years of the early post-war period and returned to politics when the dust settled and peace dividends began to appear, so that their family's evaluation would not be lowered by some inevitable problems in the post-war period, and in the eyes of the public, when the Lin family ruled Germany directly, Germany was better off than when others ruled.

**

"Dad," Ysera, who was looking down to deal with Wen Jiàn, suddenly looked up at Lin Youde, "Did you predict the current situation in the early 40s?" ”

"No, I just predicted the general trend, and I didn't think it was so specific." Lin Youde shrugged and looked at his daughter, "History is like this, the general direction is fixed, but the specific events are random. There is a saying that the times create heroes, which is actually describing this characteristic. The general trend of history determines that a heroic figure will inevitably appear at this time, but it is not certain who it is. Eventually, one of the most capable people, or a group of the most capable people, adapted to the situation and became a hero. ”

"Does the result still depend on individual ability?"

"Of course, opportunities favor those who are prepared, and this kind of 'preparedness' is actually the embodiment of ability."

Lin Youde spread his hands and smiled at his daughter.

In other words, isn't anyone who has crossed over can create the current situation? In addition to the knowledge that Dad brought with him, there is also the role of his own ability in it? ”

Lin Youde said no, mainly because I brought the protagonist's aura and plug-in to be a RMB player, but he boasted: "Of course, do you think anyone can be like me?" ”

Ysera didn't seem to doubt Lin Youde's answer at all, but smiled: "It's worthy of Dad, I think so." ”

Lin Youde stared at his daughter's side face, Ysera was different from Nia and others, who had too strong influence on the bloodline of Shenji, and Ysera's facial contours knew at a glance that she was the crystallization of Lin Youde and Viola's love, and it was by no means the masterpiece of the old king next door. In contrast, Nia and the others are too perfect in appearance because of the blood of the goddess, and they can hardly see the characteristics of their parents, which seems to be the case. Not to mention anything else, the color of Nia's hair is by no means something that two black-haired Asians can give birth to, which is completely contrary to genetics.

Lin Youde stared at Ysera's side face, and the more he looked at it, the more he felt that his eldest daughter was attractive, although he didn't have the unforgettable impact of his younger sisters, but the longer he watched it, the more he liked it.

"What's wrong, Dad?" Isera lowered her head and asked as she continued to review the text.

"No, I think my daughters are so beautiful."

"Praise me won't be good, if you praise Kuakunia, she may use her boobs to give your dad a neck massage."

Lin Youde also smiled, and he asked casually: "I remember that when you were a child, you liked me as much as Nia, why did you become fond of girls now?" ”

"Isn't that a matter of course, because I don't think there's a better man than you, Dad." Ysera replied softly, "So I can only like girls." ”R1148