British Civil Servant

Isn't it anti-Soviet? Since the Germans can oppose the Soviet Union, it is not impossible to add the Yugoslavs. The remainder of Mikhailovich was himself an enemy of Tito, an enemy of the Soviet Union with its roots in the red.

As for the meeting between Mikhailovich and Patton, can the desired result be achieved? This matter does not bother Alan Wilson, either success or failure, encountering a war madman like General Patton, at least there is a possibility of taking in as soon as his brain is hot.

If you encounter a general with brains like Eisenhower, these people who are destined to be liquidated have no chance.

There is absolutely no other way than to expect Patton to be willing to take in these people in order to start a war against the Soviet Union.

At least Alan Wilson thinks so. On the other side, George and the Yugoslav representative who negotiated on behalf of Tito recalled the fighting friendship between the two sides in the process of opposing German aggression in a cordial and friendly atmosphere.

"Liaison officer, the result of our negotiation with Tito's representatives is not bad, but there are some conditions put forward by the Yugoslavs, or informing us of the ongoing actions, which makes us very embarrassed." George has just completed his own part of the responsibility, Meet Alan Wilson immediately after it's over.

Alan Wilson put his hands in his pockets, and asked with a question mark on his forehead, "What's the problem? You can't go through the process of doing things. My British Empire has its own national conditions, and the country has systems. What's wrong with taking some time? As long as the final result is good Is it alright?"

Alan Wilson thought that his attempt to delay the time had been discovered by the Yugoslavs, and he was very angry. After all, the British Empire was still a big three in 1945, and British India was not yet independent. Woolen cloth. A Yugoslavia has come out looking for trouble, is it really a joke that the Indians will never surrender until their blood is dry?

"Liaison officer, that's not the problem. It's Yugoslavia who are currently disenfranchising the German population, and they want to drive the German population back to Germany or Austria. This is already underway." George knew Alan Wilson understood. Wrong, explained, "Possibly more than 100,000 people involved."

"Ah!" Alan Wilson opened his mouth and rolled his eyes, thinking for a moment, "This is really a tragedy."

I tried to squeeze out a crocodile tear, but unfortunately I failed. After World War II, in view of the fact that Germany launched two world wars in three decades, and the result of World War II was the joint occupation of the four countries, the whole country has completely failed.

Under this great halo of political correctness, a movement to drive out the Germans was launched all over Europe. The liquidation in France is considered mild among them, after all, there are not many Germans in France.

This kind of expulsion outside Western Europe is even more vigorous. In the eyes of Eastern Europeans, World War II was launched by the Germans, and the entire Germanic nation was to blame. Citizens were forced to migrate back to Germany from other European countries.

This is just the beginning. The deportation movement did not come to an end until the 1950s. The total number of Germans deported was tens of millions.

"Liaison officer, are we reporting the situation here to London?" George saw Alan Wilson being silent, and began to conjure his soul softly, "It seems that there are quite a few Germans in Yugoslavia."

"A lot? More than half a million people. Of course, it must be reported to London immediately, and we have to severely reject the deportation of the Yugoslavs. This is a big trouble." Alan Wilson could not have imagined that once the British-occupied area of ​​Austria faced the What Yugoslavia's campaign to expel the Germans turned out to be, but he could vaguely feel that a cauldron seemed to be waiting for him in front of him.

You can be dizzy at any time, but not at this time! Alan Wilson said sternly, "This is the problem of the Soviets. Let the Yugoslavs communicate with the Soviets. The Soviets occupy such a large area of ​​the Soviet Union."

How many Germans died, he would never sympathize, who told you to start a world war and still lose? This is an inevitable end, but it cannot affect the current British occupation.

Isn't Yugoslavia the same system as the Soviet Union? I'm looking for your big brother. Austria is not without Soviet occupation!

With such a complicated situation, Alan Wilson, of course, focused on difficulties in his report to London. Instead of the Yugoslav Fatherland Army, prepare for the chaos that may arise in the future.

When it comes to half a million Germans, the first reason is that this number is large enough. Alan Wilson does not know how many people there are in the Yugoslav Fatherland Army and other organizations. But even if there is a steady stream, there are 200,000 to 300,000.

It would be a credit if Alan Wilson could take a stand against Yugoslavia and prevent the influx of half a million Germans into the British-occupied territories and instead make them a problem for the Soviets.

And wouldn't it be good for the Soviet Union? The GDR has always been suppressed by the Federal Republic of Germany. In fact, it has something to do with the continuous loss of the population of the GDR. The Soviet Union should thank him for increasing the strength of the Soviet-occupied areas in Germany and even the GDR in the future.

The report was telegraphed to London, checked by MI6, and reached the Cabinet Secretary's Office in Whitehall.

dong dong! Edward Bridges looked up and said, "Please come in!"

"Edward, why do you have time to ask me to chat?" Norman Brooke pushed in and sat directly across from Edward Bridge and asked, "What happened?"

"You remember the little civil servant who had a good relationship with General Mountbatten? He's in Austria now!" Edward Bridges shrugged and handed the document to Norman Brooke, taking a deep breath, "I don't know. Is it because of working in British India or something, maybe he's confusing Europe with obedient Indians. Anyway, he seems to be feeling good about himself now to solve a tough problem."

"Oh?" Norman Brook looked at the document and nodded in agreement, "Maybe you are right, there are two main problems, some pre-war pro-British military remnants of the motherland, and the other is a bigger problem, Yugoslavia has opened a liquidation The Germanic movement, to be honest, seems to have this kind of movement in Europe, especially in Eastern Europe, and it is even bigger in eastern Germany.”

"But there is the Soviet-occupied area over there, and Yugoslavia is directly next to the British-occupied area." Edward Bridges leaned back on his chair and said, "The Prime Minister's meaning is the same as my suggestion, and the rest of the motherland army can be accommodated in part. . But the Germans cleared by Yugoslavia must never enter the British-occupied territories, this is the problem of the Soviets."

"This little civil servant has a good understanding of this point." Norman Brook read the document in a blink of an eye and nodded in agreement, "It's not good to stay in Berlin honestly, you have to face such a difficult thing. "