Five Hundred Exposed

"Report!" There was a knock on Akado's door, and he knew that the matter of Einstein had finally come to fruition. Accardo, who was reading the report on the industrial reconstruction in western France, put down the document in his hand, raised his head and said, "Come in."

Speer is indeed a genius in organizing production. He methodically reorganized production in France, integrated all the enterprises that had stopped production due to the war, and used reasonable resource allocation to let these enterprises produce urgently needed war materials for Germany again.

This is extremely important for Germany, or for Germany that is at war, because the ability to integrate European industrial production capacity is the key to whether Germany can fight against the powerful American industrial strength in overseas operations.

This German Minister of Industry is definitely a good choice, which makes Akado wonder why Hitler didn't arrange such a genius in the position he should be in 1940. After only a few months of hard work, Speer managed to impress the Germans. France has already started large-scale mass production of tank tracks and auto spare parts, which can relieve the pressure on Germany's local industry.

"My head of state! The other party's hijacking of Dr. Einstein has been stopped by our side, and all the British agents involved in the operation have been arrested." Gasker stood at attention not far from Akado's desk and reported this The result of an action.

"Where's Dr. Einstein?" Akado asked.

"Dr. Einstein was shot in the chest by a British spy, a woman code-named Athena, and he is currently undergoing rescue in Rotterdam, the Netherlands," Gasker replied with his head bowed.

Akado was taken aback, he thought of his friends who sat at the table with him a long time ago and discussed various physics issues. He was lost in memory for a while, and he didn't react immediately.

"Rescue?" But Akado, who immediately came back to his senses, still stared at Gascoll standing in front of him, and asked in a deep voice with a frown: "How did you do it? Didn't I order to ensure the doctor's life?" Is it safe?"

"In order to protect the doctor's safety, our soldiers deliberately arranged for four people using shields to attack the house at the first time, but the other party shot very simply, it can be seen that it was premeditated." Gascoll had to say He defended his subordinates: "The British agent code-named Athena is also a veteran, very powerful."

"Have you been caught alive?" Akado stood up and told Anna beside him, "Let Depp get the car ready, I'm going to Rotterdam."

"The British spy was eventually shot, and she would rather die than lay down her arms," ​​Gascoll replied.

Akado nodded, then walked to the door, stopped suddenly, turned around and stared at Gascoll with sharp eyes,

He said coldly: "This time, you didn't do anything, did you?"

A long time ago, Accardo bought General Sickert's secretary, and this secret was eventually buried by history, and Gascoll was the one who dealt with Secretary Sickert at the beginning, which made Accardo even more worried. So I asked this question.

"My head of state, we didn't do anything! It was indeed the British spies who fired the shots." Gasker replied in trepidation.

Akado nodded, his face became a little better, he turned around and walked out of his office with Anna.

In fact, Akado knows that Einstein's death or being rescued is a very favorable ending for Germany, but this ending is slightly flawed, that is, as a celebrity in the scientific world, Dr. Germany contributed his strength.

And the most terrible ending is that Einstein was really taken away by the British or the Americans. In this way, Germany lost a great scientist, and the United States and the United Kingdom would get a lot of information on German technology.

Now, God seems to have decided to help the Germans again, and arranged an almost perfect ending. Einstein was not dead, but was shot and wounded by the British. His own safety has given up the idea of ​​going to Britain and the United States, so he can only stay in Germany and continue to work for Akado—if he wants to avenge himself for being shot, he must work harder to contribute his scientific knowledge to Germany .

The goddess of fate finally patronized the Führer Accador after nearly ten years after the armed entry into the Rhine. It would be a perfect ending if Einstein hadn't died. For this ending, Akado can't wait to rush to Rotterdam, where he will lean on Einstein's hospital bed and stage a touching drama where the monarch and his ministers get along.

Even Akado had thought about the scene. As soon as Einstein woke up, he found the head of state sitting by his bed, looking at him with disgusting eyes. The injured doctor admitted his mistake in tears and vowed to contribute his own strength to the expansion of the empire. Akado comforted his friend well, and then the two reconciled as before and continued to cooperate...

Sure enough, rebirth through time travel is favored by the gods. On the plane of the head of state with the engine roaring, Akado still sighed beautifully in his heart: Those protagonists who rely on their luck against the sky to encounter countless good things have finally met him. Although it is a bit late, it is still the beginning Worked.

But when he came to the emergency ward of the best hospital in Rotterdam, he realized that he was really thinking too much. Einstein did not die, but his injuries were by no means minor wounds to be taken lightly. When Akado arrived at the hospital, he was still being rescued, and it was said that he was not out of danger.

That drama of "The Monarch and His Ministers Get Compassionate" carefully prepared by Akado was of no use at all. It seems that Einstein will play a reverse version of "Bai Di Tuo Gu" in person - until now, Einstein Stan is still alive and dead.

On one side Einstein is still alive and dead, on the other side the British already know the fall of their super spy Athena. This spy network can definitely be regarded as very important in Germany. It is no problem to say that it is the largest British spy organization in Berlin. As a result, the entire army was annihilated this time, and many small liaison stations in the surrounding areas were found to be strangled by the German army.

Such a heavy loss is something the British do not want to see. After this operation, their spy network in Germany was severely damaged. For a while, they knew nothing about what happened in Germany and became truly blind .

After learning from the pain, coupled with all the previous clues, the British felt that there must be a huge German spy network within themselves, which directly led to the failure of Operation Athena this time. So they started a targeted investigation, and this time the scope was more precise, and the investigation was more purposeful.

Athena's action against Einstein this time has always been one of the core secrets of the British intelligence agency, so there are not many people who can contact it. The internal investigation quickly identified the suspected target on the well-known and big-mouthed Lewis, because in a meeting, according to the needs of the follow-up plan, Lewis was ordered to be ready to receive Einstein's work.

So Louis was arrested by lightning, and conducted a surprise review overnight. Lewis was not a German spy, and he cooperated very well. He quickly recalled that he had disclosed Einstein's actions to a few friends in a bar—naturally, he couldn't tell everyone about such important information, so it was easy. Then I remembered that I had mentioned it to Master Greif.

Greif, it's Greif again. The British intelligence department immediately thought of the old man Greif-the last time the torpedo destroyer defected and caused the Hood and other battleships to sink, the destroyer captain who was commended as a hero was Greif's nephew.

Although a crew member proved Nephew Greif's innocence last time, one name appeared in espionage activities one after another, which obviously cannot be explained away by coincidence. Everyone understood that this old man named Greif was not that simple.

"Arrange an action team! Arrange this Greif! Go into his room to investigate while he is not at home, and arrest this guy immediately if there is any evidence!" The director of the British intelligence agency gritted his teeth and gave the order.

Early the next morning, members of the British action team came near Greif's apartment and asked Louis Jogreve, who had committed crimes, to go to the bar for entertainment. Greif didn't see anything unusual, so he nodded and agreed to put on his clothes and go to the bar with Louis.

As soon as Greif left, the agents of the operation team rushed up and rushed into Greve's apartment. They carefully searched for the evidence they wanted in Greif's room, and soon they found the telegraph and the important code book in the mezzanine.

Now all is clear and the evidence is very evident. This Greif is a German spy hidden in the United Kingdom, and this spy is likely to be the mastermind behind the attack on the Hood and other incidents-the German spy leader code-named "Poison".

From this point of view, the British intelligence agency still took advantage of the exchange of "Athena" for "poison". Much of the intelligence obtained by the poison was very important strategic information, and the value of this intelligence was invaluable for the German army to analyze the strategic arrangements of the Allied forces. And as long as the exposure of the poison spy is not discovered by the Germans, they can use the deciphered codes and false information to cause greater losses to Germany.

"Wait here for this 'poison' to come back! We'll catch him alive! We're not afraid that he won't cooperate!" The leader of the operation said fiercely: "This time, we finally won the intelligence war against Germany once! Hehe, Germans, but you know how good we British are!"

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My daughter-in-law and grandma are sick these days. During the day, my daughter-in-law and I take turns to take care of them, so the updates are messed up, but there are still two updates every day. I hope you don’t mind. I apologize to everyone here, sorry. In addition, there are 500 chapters before you know it, let's keep it as a commemoration, I hope everyone can continue to like this book, and hope that the years can remember this "My First Empire".