One Thousand Eighty-Six Is ​​Not Easy to Fool

readx(); Akado hopes that Japan's oppression in the United States will become a shackle to contain China. With this shackle, China will never be able to get together with the United States, so that the Asia-Europe-Africa economic circle pursued by Germany will finally become possible. At this time, the situation on the Pacific battlefield is already very favorable to Germany. It is obviously very difficult for the United States to defeat Japan in a short period of time.

When thinking of this, Akado finally ended his conversation with Ribbentrop: "Now, what you have to do is to immediately prepare for the Soviet-German negotiations, and wait for us to completely defeat that stubborn Stalin on the frontal battlefield." , all programs can be started.”

"I obey! My head of state!" Ribbentrop quickly nodded and replied: "I will draft the future diplomatic charter and hand it over to you."

"It's almost time. I'm going to cheer up the soldiers on the front line. This is the first experimental TV broadcast in Germany. The scale exceeds our competitors. What the Americans are doing now is still experimental TV. Screen transmission, and I heard that there are already 4,000 TVs in Berlin that reads();." Akado proudly mentioned the TV project to Ribbentrop. In fact, Germany bought many foreign patents in advance and introduced many scientists, so that the popularity of television was so short a few years ahead of schedule.

Now in Berlin, households with TV sets are either rich or expensive, and basically they are not counted as popular TV channels. But more than 4,000 TV sets, in today's war-torn era, is indeed a great pioneering work. Just like the phonograph, this new electronic product can be regarded as pointing the way to the future.

"Under your leadership, everything in Germany can be said to be at the world's leading level." Ribbentrop flattered him quietly. However, what he said was true. These days, several cities in Germany have begun to experience motor vehicle congestion. In the United States, this only happens in a few cities such as New York.

A large amount of Libyan crude oil has greatly improved the oil environment in Germany. This improvement is reflected in people's livelihood, that is, Germany has finally begun to no longer restrict ordinary citizens from buying cheap motor vehicles that benefit the people. For a time, the supply of German civilian cars was in short supply, and the streets and alleys were filled with the roar of civilian barrel truck engines.

"It is not an easy task to pass quickly on Wilhelmstrasse now." One day, after almost half an hour of congestion, the German Minister of Transport said regretfully to his assistant. His words were circulated among high-level German officials as a joke. When they saw him, they immediately asked, "Is the Minister of Transport stuck in traffic?"

It is also fortunate that Akado used a wider road standard when planning the new urban area around Berlin, so that the entire city of Berlin was not paralyzed due to road conditions. According to statistics, Germany now has more than 5.5 million motor vehicles, almost one car for every seventeen people. And these cars have to compete with another 300,000 horses for the right to use the road, which makes people sound a bit like traveling.

Of course, Akado doesn’t need to experience the traffic jam on the road,

Because back then he tried a more catastrophic feeling in a place dubbed the imperial capital. Compared to the level of being stuck in the same place and being unable to move at all, Akado wanted to poke his lips at his officials—this is not a traffic jam at all, okay?

The camera is ready in the speech hall, and there are wires and other equipment coiled everywhere on the ground. It is the first time in human history that such a complex recording device is used to record and broadcast a major historical event. Akado even had a professional makeup artist to touch up his makeup before going on stage, so that the head of state's image on TV could be more majestic and handsome.

"Yes! Try to use accessories with a strong contrast between light and dark! We are recording black and white and color recording at the same time, we must take care of the black and white TV, so that the audience can distinguish the medal worn by the head of state and other decorations." Professional photography Teacher Hugo, who is Akado's royal photographer, is sharing his experience with other photographers.

"Set up the camera there! Yes! From that angle, look up at the head of state! Do you understand?" Fanny instructed the surrounding hands who were already too busy. The picture of the head of state must be particular about the angle and light and shade. The propaganda department portrayed Akado as a German god, so they never spared pen and ink when showing Akado's tall and handsome .

"As for what? This is just a TV broadcast, not a live broadcast. Does it need to be so exaggerated?" Akado wrinkled while being fiddled with the black SS military uniform on his body by two professional costumers. He frowned and asked the German Chancellor Dominis beside him.

Standing there, Dominis, who was also dressed like a groom official, could only show a helpless expression, and replied to Akado: "My head of state, this is part of the propaganda plan of the world's number one power, we must try our best To cooperate with the work of the Propaganda Department, they will collect a series of German world number ones to prove that the Germanic nation is the greatest nation in the world.”

Akado sighed, and continued to let the people around him helplessly, and continued to talk to Dominis: "It seems that we have to put a little thought into this promotion, after all, I heard that the general election is about to start I want to go on for another term.”

Dominis smiled and stopped answering the call, because just a few days ago, the new election in Germany kicked off reads();. And just one month before the start of this election, the German parliament passed a special wartime election law, allowing the great head of state to continue to serve as the actual leader of the country during the war, and the election continued, and the result was not a regime change.

In other words, the election will continue in accordance with the laws and regulations, and the elected new head of state will not take office - everyone will play an election game, and then elect a person with the highest public opinion to show his face. In this situation, anyone who stands up for election rashly is questioning and provoking the head of state, Akado, so no one who is capable or capable of running for office stands up to be a clown.

Each political party also only found a few newcomers symbolically, and came out to show their faces to the public. Not surprisingly, Acador was still elected with an absolute overwhelming vote in this election, and he continued to serve as the leader of the German head of state. struggle for the future of the Germanic nation.

In fact, everyone has no objection to Akado's approach. If you insist on criticizing it, it is just a kind of helplessness for Akado's lingering. Almost a year ago, someone proposed the plan for the head of state to proclaim himself emperor, and persuaded Jin Akaduo to go up to a higher level and leave a ruling position for everyone to remember. However, Akado himself has not commented on this plan so far, which makes everyone's expectations a little confusing.

"About your Far East strategy, I have carefully studied it." After the two tailors left, Dominis said to Akado: "About Mongolia, if you give it, you give it, but Vladivostok place, the Soviets will not let it go easily."

"Our soldiers are pressing the border. Is it up to them whether they give or not?" Akado sneered and asked back.

"Indeed, as you said, my head of state. They will eventually compromise. But I don't think it is absolutely beneficial to hand over the Far East to China." Dominis does not have a soul that travels through. He stands in Germany He has a more objective view of this plan: "This will increase the difficulty of our negotiations, and may inadvertently create a strong opponent."

He didn't wait for Akado to argue, and continued to state: "A powerful China will seek its own status and sphere of influence in the Far East, so I don't recommend ceding places like Vladivostok to China."

"Actually, I am only weakening the Soviet Union to prevent our eastern border from being threatened." Akado smiled and explained his point of view to his prime minister: "Vladivostok left to the Soviet Union is more dangerous than it is in the hands of the Chinese. "

Dominis nodded and said in agreement: "I agree with you on this point, but I think it will be more in the interests of the Germans to divide the remaining Siberia into two, isn't it? One capital is in Vladivostok, A capital is in Chelyabinsk."

"..." It seems that it is a very difficult job to fool the Germans into pulling China. Akado looked at Dominis in front of him, and sighed in his heart: Who said that foreigners are not proficient in strategy? This group of people who have also been playing tricks and tricks for thousands of years, their abacus is so loud!

"Then our plan to rent Taiwan may not be so feasible." Akado had to put out this additional condition and began to bargain.

"Ha, we can restore the northern border to China and include Mongolia into China. We can also provide cheap industrial equipment and countless commodities." Dominis said frankly: "If I were a Chinese official, this heavenly The favorable environment allows me to agree to rent a certain port in Taiwan, and I will immediately agree to come.”

"Okay!" Akado nodded helplessly. He is now the head of state of Germany, and it is impossible to help China without thinking. So he followed suit and agreed to Dominis' request: "What you said is also very reasonable. You, Ribbentrop and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will be responsible for the specific negotiation matters. As long as you keep one point in mind in the general direction, then That is, China is our ally, and we must actively win them over and not push them to the Americans, that’s all.”