The Treasure Hunt of an Antique Dealer

The mountains in the far north are brightly illuminated, and there should be one of the ski resorts: Although the mountains near Klingenthal are not steep, there are high-altitude ski trails that can be ranked in Europe, and they will also host some world-class ski trails. High-altitude skiing competition.

There was before and there will be in the future.

And although the town is small, in addition to skiing, it also hosts a world-class event with a long history every summer: the International Accordion Competition, which has been held for dozens of times!

In addition to many shops selling winter ski equipment, some of its musical instruments shops are also very famous. You can also buy accordions of world-class quality here.

Nowadays, many Huaxia people think that the accordion is an imported product from the West. In fact, the Huaxia musical instrument is its ancestor: in 1777, the ancient instrumental music "sheng" of China was introduced to Europe by the Italian missionary Amoit, and soon thereafter it appeared in Europe. Some of the predecessor instruments of the accordion all refer to the pronunciation and playing principle of the sheng, but those instruments are short-lived and have not been spread.

Later, the German Derek Busman made a mouth-blown ola in 1821, and in 1822 added a hand-controlled bellows and buttons on the piano. After that, the Austrian Cyrilus-Demian, based on Boothmann, combined the great achievements of the various predecessor instruments of the accordion at that time, and successfully improved and created the world's first accordion named as the accordion.

To this day, this name is still used to refer to the accordion all over the world.

Nowadays, in some restaurants and pubs in Klingenthal, you can hear the accordion playing. Zhang Nan wants to feel it this time.

This idea is very easy to realize, just find a tavern nearby at night, but not now, you have to stay first.

Entering the hotel, it’s cold outside the station: outside minus four or five degrees after dark, around zero during the day, and after midnight it will drop to seven or eight degrees below zero. This is the reason why the weather forecast says there will be heavy snow later in the day.

It's snowing, but it's actually not cold, because the warm and humid air converge.

When it clears, the lowest temperature can reach more than ten degrees below zero, which is quite cold, and it will be even colder on the ski resort that is one to two hundred meters or two to three hundred meters higher than the city.

It is estimated that after the heavy snow tonight and tomorrow morning, you will be able to paddle your skis directly in front of the hotel.

Oh, don't get the wrong direction, otherwise you can slip to Czechoslovakia without paying attention. People like Zhang Nan didn't apply for a visa to that country this time.

After getting out of the car, Paul walked over and pointed to the road outside the hotel’s yard gate: “Boss, we’ve been to Czechoslovakia just now. That road is East Germany... well... Germany and Czechoslovakia share it. Half of a family.

Just now we were driving on the right on the territory of Czechoslovakia. When we went to the city, we kept driving on the left. This side was the territory of Germany. "

In East Germany, the habitual name is still there, and it can't be changed at once.

Zhang Nan's mind is a little dizzy here!

I didn't have a visa to go there. Is this considered "forced to cross the border"?

The two sides are not fortified, and the residents around here are all going to the country to go to and from get off work, which is strange enough.

However, since it is not fortified, it is in this geographical reality. Looking at the settlements of Czechoslovaks not far away, I feel that it should not be a big problem to cross the border several times a day.

Both sides belonged to the Warsaw Pact camp before, and there shouldn't be much problem with this border, but...

Zhang Nan, who walked into the hotel, said to Xiang Weirong next to him: “The Germans here are definitely unhappy with the Czechoslovaks on the opposite side. Don't go there."

"Why?"

Xiang Weirong also heard Paul's words, and it seemed that there was nothing wrong with it.

"The opposite is the Sudetenland."

Xiang Weirong knows what the Sudetenland means, but he doesn't know much about foreign history: he went to school in a special period, and he can know that Sudeten is already pretty good, and the infamous "Munich Agreement."

But he doesn't know, or only knows the "first half of the story" of the Sudetenland.

The room is on the second floor, which is in line with Xiang Weirong's habit of "if you can live on the second floor, never live on the third floor", it is all caused by the earthquake.

Zhang Nan's room is next to her brother-in-law. There is no elevator here. A few people walked up.

Can guess the question in the heart of brother-in-law, Zhang Nan said as he walked: "The Austria-Hungary Empire was defeated in World War I. After the war, the empire was divided into three, which are now Austria, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia.

The Sudetenland was returned to Czechoslovakia. The 3.5 million German-speaking residents there fell from the dominant ethnic group in the Austro-Hungarian Empire to a minority in Czechoslovakia. The problems in the Sudetenland began at that time.

What happened later was those in the textbook. Hitler swallowed the Sudeten area opposite, and was welcomed by the Germans there at that time.

After Germany was defeated in World War II, the Sudetenland returned to Czechoslovakia. "

Speaking of this, the two had already walked to the door of Xiang Weirong's room. Before the latter entered the door, he asked in confusion: "To put it bluntly, the opposite is also a German. No wonder the border is so interesting..."

Before he finished speaking, he found that there was a problem with what he said: Why would Zhang Nan think that the relationship between the two sides is not good?

Zhang Nan intends to continue walking, and when he heard the words of her brother-in-law ~www.readwn.com~, she stopped and smiled: "Because there are many things that are not said in textbooks.

After the defeat of Nazi Germany, millions of German-speaking residents in the Sudetenland were all driven to Germany. I think many Germans here should have lived on the opposite side of the road. "

My ancestors have lived on the opposite side for generations, but were driven away from home...

Needless to say, Xiang Weirong can understand the story and reason here.

History, politics...

too complicated!

Too clear and boring.

...

Put your own luggage in the room, thinking that you will have to take a housekeeper and a few servants to travel, at least to avoid these troubles.

According to his own worth, he should have done this in the past few years. The situation in the first two years of the Long Island manor is simply strange: there are several servants, but the management is "the servants do what they should do. "The position of steward has been vacant for a long time, and there is no formality.

It's the same with me, the Chinese people, the idea of ​​equality is deep into the bones, the previous housekeeper and servant stuff is feudal dregs, stuff only found in movies and TV!

Anyway, Zhang Nan didn't enjoy it like he used to.

Now my mind is slowly changing, but I have many secrets, and reliable people are really hard to find. Is it possible to take a servant to find Hitler's treasure?

Reliable?

Fortunately, Rosa's husband will have a "graduation internship" next month, and it should be reliable to take it with him. As for the young servants, I will look for them slowly in the future.

This group of people around me are used to doing it by themselves, and if some people in tuxedos hang around by their side, they might not be used to it.

When I think of the restaurant, the distance between the fork and the fork is exactly the same. The newspaper I read in the morning was iron-burned...

Decay!

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