My Third Empire

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On February 3, over a military airport on the outskirts of Paris, France, a new four-engine head special plane modified by a German butcher's strategic bomber landed slowly. Around 20 escorted fw-190d fighters were still circling in the sky. alert.

The roar of the engine had not dissipated. While the propeller was still turning, the cabin door of the aircraft was opened by someone, and a humble ladder was slowly lowered. The first one to jump off the plane was a tall man wearing an SS officer, followed by a second man with the same outfit and the same figure. Unlike the first person, this man carried a man Luggage.

The wind is still so shabby, because on the open airport runway, it is exceptionally like a gun. Akado went to the cabin door and stepped down the stairs step by step. Behind him were Anna and the propaganda minister Fanny. Two beautiful women who fell into the country, followed by Foreign Minister Merkel, followed by the secretary Kind of slave.

Standing on the side of the runway to greet the heads of empire, two admirals Gudrian and Rommel who were hot among emperors *. The two men have now withdrawn from the first-line offensive sequence, one is stationed in Rouen and the other is stationed in Paris. They have received orders from the Supreme Command to prepare to return to Germany to form a new group army.

But this time Akado wanted to see these two giants, so they found the two of them at the airport. Akado walked to the runway with a smile and stopped in front of them.

"Long live Akado? Long live Rudolph!" Both Guderian and Rommel stood in salute. They both wore the Iron Leaf Medal of the Oak Leaf Knight and wore the tailor-made general uniform if they weren't. With this promotion of evil spirits ahead, they can be said to be representatives of the young imperialists.

"It's hard." Akado patted Guderian's shoulder, then looked at Rommel with a smile, and said kindly: "I heard that you sometimes don't sleep for a few days, a habit, this habit No! When the war is over, I still want you to accompany me and travel all over Germany. "

"Please rest assured that the head of state, I will certainly accompany you to go down." Goodrian replied with a smile.

"My head of state, I will also walk with you." Rommel also replied.

"Rommel, there are some special forces you want to form. I need you to be alone in a big environment. There are no outsiders who can't be leaked. Let me just say it. I have little hope for Italy's North Africa strategy. I will transfer you to Africa to clean up the mess that Mussolini left behind. Do you have confidence? "

"My head of state, in the case of fighting away from the homeland, supply will be the top priority in determining victory." Rommel is no longer the fledgling young man. He has stood the battlefield and just put himself in a little thought. Doubts: "In that environment, our tank and armored vehicle fighters are all fuel-intensive, can the Navy maintain such a huge total supply?"

"The navy is not something you have to consider. I will only tell you that I will give you everything you want, and what you want to do is very simple, hit Suez, and dominate North Africa!" Akado said sullenly: " I want you to be the king of Africa, and when the world mentions you, you will think of your terrible army, the terrible African army. "

"When you hit Egypt, I will give you the marshal's scepter to make you one of the greatest soldiers of the empire." In the end, Akado said no more, just staring at Rommel.

"My head, I will hold Africa in the palm of your hand for you." Rommel thought for about ten seconds, then solemnly saluted: "Long live Arcado? Rudolph!"

Hearing Rommel ’s answer, Akado nodded and turned his attention to Guderian: “I did n’t intend to let you rest, and took your G Army to the Eastern Front. If the Russians dare to come, we Just break their bones! "

"What about the UK?" Guderian asked, frowning.

"UK? Give it to Lundstedt. I owe this admiral a scepter. I had to give him the goal of taking the British to guard the Atlantic." Akado waved his hand and signaled that he was waiting From the car: "The rest of Western Europe is the naval battle and the intriguing fight, which is not suitable for you generals on the battlefield. I will leave it to Augustus and Merkel later ... how ? Can't believe it? "

"My head ..." The two men immediately panicked.

"Just kidding. You two will accompany me in Paris today." Akado walked to the side of the car and continued when Anna opened the car door: "There is no appetite for eating with the group of French diplomats, It ’s more appetizing to eat with you two. ”

After finishing talking, he got into the car, and as the long convoy started, he drove slowly towards the inner city of Paris. The surrender ceremony was held in the former residence of Emperor Napoleon in Paris, where the huge German 4D national flag has now been hoisted.

It was originally suggested that the French should be allowed to complete the surrender ceremony in the carriage that signed the "Versailles Treaty" that year, which would be considered revenge and revenge on the humiliation imposed by the French on the Germans in 1918. However, Akado dismissed Hitler's revenge. He calculated more savvyly and decided to give up the French face.

After all, Akkado must requisition the French factories that are not efficient, but large-scale; and he must also try his best to let the French continue to contribute in his war of aggression, at least to allow the French colonies in North Africa in the future He stayed neutral during the war; in the end, there was still a hint of moderation in his soul. He didn't want to do anything and he didn't want the French to go too far.

After all, he wanted a lot more than Hitler this time, so he was very generous in this kind of face.

In the blinking of the spotlights of countless reporters, the head of state wore a black SS military uniform ascended the steps and entered the former residence of Emperor Napoleon. He held the arm belt in one hand, and the other swayed with the pace, holding a pair of leather gloves in his hand, with an impenetrable smile on his face.

He had a German flag armband embroidered with golden wheat ears on his arms, with the Iron Cross medallion conferred during the First World War on his chest, as well as various commemorative medals and other medals obtained when he was promoted inside the IDF. Medal of Merit.

"Head of State! Akado? Rudolph! Long live!" The ceremonial soldiers standing on the side of the corridor, wearing white gloves with Mauser 98k rifles, saluted, and the high right hand formed an arch on both sides of Akado. Cado didn't squint, walking slowly step by step, but every step made the French diplomats waiting at the end of the corridor tremble.

After several hours of hard negotiations, the French lost almost half of their land, ceded most of the economically prosperous areas, including the capital Paris, and also offered Monaco and Marseille Toulon in the name of compensation for Italian losses. area. At the same time, France disbanded the army and air force, and Germany as the protectorate exercised national defense power.

And France has to pay 400 million francs per day for military protection costs and security maintenance costs. Germany has the right to requisition most of the French factories and assign supervision departments to enter French companies for wartime supervision in order to improve production efficiency. At the same time, all French ports must be open to German warships for a period of 200 years.

On the basis of this treaty, France was allowed by the generous German government to retain all navies and retain most of the overseas colonies. But France must promise to send a fleet to help Germany guard the Mediterranean routes and ensure that these routes are not harassed by the British Mediterranean fleet.

At the same time, France announced its accession to the Steel Agreement and became a member of the Axis Powers. Pro-German French Marshal Betten became the French prime minister, announced his withdrawal from the war with Germany, and remained "neutral" to the British government under German understanding-provided that the French navy was not attacked by British warships when completing the Mediterranean mission.

Of course, there are other provisions, which seem a bit crying. For example, Germany allows France to provide materials and industrial capacity to help Germany win the war. Afterwards, Germany will compensate France for war as it did Italy. This kind of clause has almost no temptation to France from top to bottom, because in the current relationship between the two countries, it is already a matter of course to do so without fail.

However, the preservation of the French navy is considered a great fortune. At least the French Navy Commander-in-Chief Darlang is very satisfied with this result, so that at least half of the French maritime interests can be preserved. And the control of overseas colonies will not be weakened much, which will at least allow France to retain the hope of a three-point rise.

"My head of state." At the time of signing, Merkel found an opportunity to get close to Akado: "If we insist, we can at least grab three battleships from the French ... Is it really not considered? What is the suggestion of Admiral Redell? "

"Merkel, believe me ..." Akado replied, staring at the signed document: "These fleets will never become British even if they are not mine. In this case, so many warships are handed over Who controls it is no longer an important issue. "

After answering Merkel ’s words, Akado smiled and took over the pen, signing his name at the bottom of the document, a line of flamboyant characters. Subsequently, a diplomat stamped a stamp on the document, followed by a warm applause from a group of German officials and politicians, followed by loud cheers from nearly a hundred ceremonial soldiers outside.

The head of state extended his hand with a smile, and said his blessing to the French diplomat who was responsible for signing the peace treaty: "Congratulations, the German-French war is over."