In fact, the US intelligence services still underestimated the strength that Germany had invested in various weapons, especially nuclear weapons. As early as 1927, Accardo was secretly looking for qualified physicists for the Wehrmacht, trying to get them to work for him.

For example, he became close friends with Albert Einstein, and at the same time secretly recruited American physicists through Coca-Cola. Oppenheimer, a young scholar who was still unknown at the time, was secretly funded by the German military, and eventually completed his studies in Germany and became a German citizen.

This advance investment is partly aimed at giving Germany access to a better pool of scientists, but on the other hand, it is also digging into the corners of the scientific communities of countries such as the United States and the United Kingdom. Because Germany secretly started too early, those scientists who turned out to be geniuses were just ordinary college students in those years.

That's why Roosevelt lamented Accardo's unpredictable prophets, and lamented that the Germans could have such a unique vision and accurately poach all those scientists who could become talents in the future among all living beings. The United States, which has left a hole for the latter to realize later, has made the scientific development of the United States, especially in the military field, fall into a difficult situation.

Under Accardo's careful arrangement, Germany's nuclear weapons research team can be said to be star-studded, with native talents such as Otto Hahn and Heisenberg and other famous scientists, and imported talents such as Oppenheimer, who is famous in another time and space, and other Manhattan project leaders. There are so many talents that even the military leaders are smacked by them, and in addition to the cleaners, the lowest education in a room is actually 3 miscellaneous physics masters.

As early as April 1930, Professor Otto Hahn and his team completed a specific experiment of atomic fission at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute of Chemistry in Berlin, Durham, and he bombarded the 92nd element uranium with neutrons.

On January 6, 1931, Otto Hahn presented the results of his series of experiments to the long-awaited Accardo. The Führer issued a mobilization order ordering Paul Hartke, a professor at the University of Hamburg, to set up a nuclear weapons research department of the Third Reich to focus on the feasibility of developing nuclear explosives.

In his instruction, the Führer clearly stated: "The first country to possess such atomic weapons will have superiority that no other country can surpass." ”

The Wehrmacht military brought these scientists together through conscription orders, and gave them the best experimental environment and the greatest rewards. They have the most sophisticated and most advanced laboratories in the world, and the Führer himself is in charge of the project and claims that this weapon can end the war as quickly as possible.

The head of the Third Reich, Accardo Rudolph, gave this plan "special priority above all actions." With the support of this order, atomic weapons were researched, codenamed "Rudolfin" in Germany. And just think of the project code name that can be named after the Führer's surname, and you can see how amazing the scale of the project really is. Since Accardo did not know which of the three methods of splitting uranium-235 was the best, German scientists actually used three methods to conduct fission experiments at the same time in order to find the most reasonable fission method faster.

Germany has built heavy water plants in many areas, and has even requisitioned some of the original border areas between the Netherlands and Germany in advance, where the construction of the necessary buildings for nuclear power plants has begun in advance. Germany directly rejected the theory of nuclear fusion, which could not succeed, and began to attack the direction of nuclear fission, which also bought Germany more time.

On the other hand, due to material constraints, Germany's nuclear weapons research has not been smooth sailing, and they have improved the technology of purifying raw materials for experimental needs, built more systematic laboratories, and even rebuilt part of the infrastructure for power supply because it could not meet the demand.

The requirements for the development of nuclear weapons for electricity are very large, and Germany has built a large number of thermal power plants in advance for this purpose, and has built a huge power grid with Berlin as the core and radiating to the surrounding areas. In order to develop the Germans' own nuclear weapons before the Americans, Accardo and his men took great pains.

In Germany, no one knew the full content of the Rudolf Plan, except for Chancellor Augustus, who provided the infrastructure for the entire Rudolf Plan, and Accardo, the supreme head of the entire empire, and even the White Lanhua Group, which assisted the Rudolf Plan, only knew part of the plan.

In a forest 10 kilometres from the outskirts of Berlin, a road is the only safe way to get in and out of the area. More than a dozen cars were parked on the side of the road, and only one in the core drove slowly along the road. The car stopped in front of the railing of the first post, and Anna got out of the car and personally handed the Führer's special pass to the captain on duty.

"Long live the Führer!" the captain saluted and shouted a slogan for clearance. The railing was slowly lifted, and after Anna got into the car, the car slowly passed the checkpoint. All the manoeuvres seemed to be cautious, as a deadly mine could have been planted just a few centimeters from the edge of the road.

At the edge of the forest there is a barbed wire fence and minefield, and further inside are guard towers and anti-aircraft gun positions, and the core area has a separate power station and living quarters, and a straight avenue is interrupted until it reaches the very core, which is called Rudolph Avenue by the people here.

At this moment, on both sides of the avenue, there were already crowded scientists in white coats, they watched the car that symbolized the highest status of the empire slowly parked on the side of the road, watched a tall and thin man get out of the car, watched him smile and take the coat handed by the beautiful female secretary next to him, watched him walk in front of them, and then said softly: "You have worked hard. ”

After the Führer got out of the car, Anna and the Führer's driver helped to move Dr. Einstein's wheelchair out of the car, the scientist with the explosive head was now a little pale, and the pain of not being able to stand made his whole body thin with it, but he was in good spirits today, because he had seen many very good old friends.

"Long live Führer Accardo, Rudolph!" the soldiers in charge of the guards around him raised their arms, and some of the fanatical young scientists followed suit, and when everyone raised their arms, Accardo stretched out his hand and motioned for everyone to be excused.

Then he walked up to Otto Hahn and shook hands with the respected scientist: "You don't have to be formal, I have come to visit you today, I am a guest, and you are the master of this place." Let's go, it's cold, go inside and say. He walked in front, and Anna pushed Einstein, Otto Hahn, and Heisenberg into the house after them.

"I am here today with my old friend Dr. Albert Einstein to visit you, and I keep in mind your contributions to the Empire, because you are all the founders of the New World Order and the heroes of the Empire! The conference room was packed with people, and Accardo shook hands with everyone and had a cordial conversation.

If he is the head of an empire on the outside, here he is facing a king or monarch in the physical sciences. Any person here can be said to be a shining jewel of human civilization. Here he was unconsciously humble, put down his body and talked and laughed with everyone.

Dr. Einstein suggested that we should keep a photo together, a photo that people would commemorate in the future. Otto Hahn, after talking to Einstein for a while, suddenly suggested: "We should indeed take a picture, and it just so happens that the Führer is here today." ”

"You're all scientists, I'm a little too nondescript in it, so let's take a look. Accardo smiled and waved his hand, refusing.

Marie Curie, who was on the side, said proudly: "Dr. Einstein mentioned you in his letter to me, and he admired you very much, saying that if you can devote yourself to the study of physics, you will definitely become a great scientist. He said that your explanation of the structure of the atom is very professional, and some of the statements have benefited him a lot. ”

She didn't seem very happy when she said this, but she still maintained her due demeanor: "If it was Heinrich who came today, I wouldn't have taken pictures with someone like him, and you, Führer, I think that if Dr. Einstein can recognize your academic qualities, you can already say that you are a physicist." ”

"Well, neither the marshal of the empire nor a great merchant like Krupp will take pictures of them, but we don't mind being with you, Mr. Accardo Rudolph, the physicist. Bohr, a Danish physicist, also nodded.

So everyone stood in line in the auditorium and left a commemorative group photo.

Remember these names, sitting in the center of Accardo Rudolph, next to him is Einstein in a wheelchair, flanked by Heisenberg and Otto Hahn, flanked by Szilard and Taylor, and young Oppenheimer is smiling and smiling at the camera. Italian scientist Fermi, German scientists Tarasmann, Meitner, Betty, J. Frank, French scientist Jolio Curie and his wife, Hungarian and Austrian scientists Rabbi and Swiss, Danish physicist Bohr ......

These scientists included elites from the occupied territories, anti-war activists in Germany itself, young people from countries that were or are now hostile to them, and many physicists who had already become famous. One can imagine how complicated and laborious it is to be able to bring these people together in harmony and work together, and it can be said that this achievement alone is enough to make Accardo proud.