Six Hundred Fifty-Three Lying and Standing

This may be one of the few places where there was no applause after Akado arrived. He walked quietly on the forest path with lawns on both sides. Everyone restrained their minds and followed behind the decisive head of the empire.

One to one tombstone, one to one name, this is the cemetery of the fallen soldiers of the empire, and it is a place where everyone longs to be buried here. If it is possible to rate after death, then this is undoubtedly the most mournful prime location for graves in the whole of Germany.

Akado suddenly stopped in front of a stone-carved cross. This is a beautifully crafted tombstone. The tombstones in the entire cemetery are all works of art crafted by skilled old craftsmen. A history, but a soul that gave everything for the prosperity of Germany.

Everyone behind Akado was silent. They watched in horror as Akado stretched out his white and slender fingers and stroked the edges and corners of the cross tombstone, just like a pianist stroking his piano gracefully, with expressions Solemn and affectionate.

"Du Rabi von Hoffmann, I have touched and read every telegram you sent back to my motherland. I have known you for a long time, but we only met once. At that time we You boarded the train to Wilhelmshaven, and I shook hands with you on the platform to say goodbye. It has been more than twenty years, and you have never returned to Germany..." Akado shed tears unknowingly, he To personally send these people who are lying in the cemetery to the battlefield. The reason why they are lying here is because they love this country so much!

Maybe this name has never appeared in the official records of Germany, maybe no one knows the name, but the name lying here is enough to prove the importance of this name! You must know that there are so many celebrities waiting to be buried in this cemetery from the moment it was built. If you look carefully at the people in line, you will know how exciting it is here: Krupp, August, Jelin Nike? Cassia, Merkel...

Another name or code name of this person can definitely be said to be very popular in the German high-level, because on the tombstone that Akado caressed, there is a sad name: Greif.

Yes, this is the tomb of poison, there is no corpse in it, only letters of thanks from various departments of the German side and medals awarded, maybe few people died with so many honors, maybe few people can't go back even if they die Beloved hometown.

In Du Rabbi von Hoffmann, or Greif's hometown, there is a park named Hoffman Park, which was built with the old man's life savings, and lies in the grave with the medal There is also a letter of thanks written by Akado himself. These paper letters are kept in a bottle, sealed with wax, and meticulously printed with the plastic seal of the Third Reich.

Lying here with the old man, there is also a tomb without a corpse. The suffix of the name on this tomb is also Hoffman,

He was the honorary Rear Admiral of the German Navy, Gray Wolf, who died in the Battle of the English Channel.

The tombstones are connected one by one, one by one. Everyone here has a story, which could make a wonderful novel, so they are buried here, worshiped and worshiped by all Germans. Countless people come here every day to pay their respects, and countless people come to clean it. The maidens laid bright wreaths under the tombstones, covered with fresh flowers before they withered.

Get promoted and get rich? How many people here have given up their lives for their motherland? Money is really just something outside of them. They were behind enemy lines, and they died generously in order to send an important piece of information back to the country. Success? How many people here are obsessed with their own ideals until they die, and they have never been published in a newspaper, but their hard work is enough to shock the world and change the future development of mankind.

Akado just touched one tombstone after another without saying a word, but his movements were so gentle and his footsteps were so firm, so his actions moved everyone who followed here, and they felt Under the leadership of such a person, my dream of revitalizing Germany will eventually become a reality!

The head of state just walked like this, and the people behind followed like this, step by step seemed to have no end, Akado looked at each tombstone carefully, and seemed to see the lively smiling faces of the owners of the tombstones. Akado knew many people here, had dinner together, walked together, and talked about science, military engineering and other issues under the grape trellis or beside the flower garden.

For example, the stele he is looking at now is a scientist in the heavy water project in the German atomic energy project. This person died of sabotage activities by British spies and was killed by a bomb on the way to work. His contribution to German nuclear energy research can be said to be greater than that of Einstein, and Akado even had dinner with him in person.

The other person was an engineer for a nuclear power generation project. This person died at work because of a heart attack. Because he and his team worked day and night, Germany is now only one step away from the use of nuclear energy. In the distant future, the power shortage problem that plagued Germany is also expected to be fundamentally resolved.

But now they are all lying here for various reasons, accompanying their beloved motherland, and lying in this hot land forever. Their names are not even known, and their contributions seem to be seldom remembered, but because they are buried here, they are recognized as German heroes.

Germany's nuclear energy research is extremely difficult. Although Akado has given guidance on the highest theory, due to various reasons, it has not successfully developed a practical nuclear weapon until today. It's not that German scientists are inferior to others, but that many times they can't completely compare the development time of several major nuclear weapons countries horizontally.

The simplest reason is, in 1937, can China produce an atomic bomb within 5 years? Everyone knows the answer is no, and some people even sneer and disdain to answer. In the same way, why couldn't the United States and Britain produce atomic bombs in 1935?

In fact, any complex scientific research project can only be built with a series of scientific research progress, and the same is true for the atomic bomb. The accumulation of technologies such as the container for carrying raw materials, the speed of the centrifuge, and the purification of materials have all affected the application and development of nuclear energy. The German nuclear energy research team, which crossed the river by feeling the stones, is now at the forefront of the world. This is definitely a remarkable achievement.

Thinking of nuclear weapons and nuclear energy research in Germany, Accardo thought of Dr. Einstein who hadn't visited for a long time. He turned around and waved to Gaskol behind him, and saw the latter walking quickly When I got to the side, I asked in a low voice: "How is Dr. Einstein recovering? He... is my good friend, and he shouldn't spend the rest of his life in such a miserable state."

"My Führer." Hearing Akado's question, Gaskol quickly replied: "Dr. Einstein's recovery is not bad, but the bullet injured his nerve. Although he woke up, he still can't work normally. move around."

For an individual, it is definitely a big blow to spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair, so Dr. Einstein is very depressed now, and his dedicated nurse pushes him to recover from the sun every day, but he is still very depressed. talk less.

Akado knew about this situation, and he just thought of such an old friend who was still familiar, and asked about the current situation. It's just a pity that a scientist who may benefit all mankind has come to such an end.

"We must help him get back to health! Let him stand up as much as possible and move freely! This is the minimum respect for science and knowledge!" Akado continued to walk forward while talking to the people behind him. Gascoll said.

"Yes, my head of state!" Gascoll quickly agreed. To be honest, he hadn't paid attention to Einstein, a useless person, for a long time.

Just happened to walk in front of a small tombstone, Akado stopped, knelt down and arranged the messy flowers with his hands, so that the name of the owner of the tombstone was revealed. There was nothing special about the name on it, maybe not People will remember Grace, the office secretary of the old Wehrmacht: "I will send someone to send a bouquet of flowers every week... Promise me, on Dr. Einstein, don't do such stupid things again, okay?" ?”

Gaskol froze for a moment, then nodded heavily. Only now did he know how long Accardo had been sad for that self-assertion back then, and he knew that Sickert's secretary, who was not guilty of the crime, really shouldn't be executed in secret.

Maybe she should be able to understand the difficulties of the head of state after she has lived to this day? Gaskle thought with some regret. When Akado raised his feet and continued to walk forward, he was still in place, buried by the crowd following Akado.

"My condolences." Augustus walked to Akado's side, leaning on crutches and supported by a young officer with his other hand.

"I can't be happy." Akado smiled wryly: "There are too many people I know buried here. Every time I come here, I feel that I am a failure. I owe these people things that may be worthless in this life." There's no way to pay it off."

"No, you are wrong, my head of state." Augustus shook his head, pointed to the endless tombstones, and said, "It is a kind of luck that they are lying here. Because we are still alive, only They can shoulder their unfulfilled dreams and keep going!"