Chapter 944 A New Journey

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Who has the final say in this family? This is a very important question. Can we sweep the whole world without sweeping one house?

Pamela Mountbatten's untamed attitude forced Alan Wilson to let his wife get to know him again, and he unleashed the Saigon boxing champion's jab. Watermark advertising test Watermark advertising test

Pamela Mountbatten, who finally withstood countless jab attacks, could only shed tears of regret and said she would not dare to do it next time.

After a long time, he put on the clothes that had fallen off due to the fierce battle, and said pitifully, "You know how powerful he is to me."

"If I wasn't tough on you, then something big would have happened." Alan Wilson asked, twisting his neck to the right, and changed the situation, making Pamela Mountbatten realize her mistake, "It was too fierce just now, your waist was broken , we can’t do this next time.”

"It all depends on your performance." Alan Wilson's vanity was satisfied and he gave his wife a teachable look.

Husband and wife need to communicate more, just like two people, communicate as soon as possible, or twice if it doesn't work once, and the problem will always be solved in time. Pamela Mountbatten coaxed her son directly after taking the jab.

This time back in London, the eldest daughter Pamela was placed with Mr. and Mrs. Mountbatten, which brought a lot of laughter to the Marshal family. It also liberated the private space of Alan Wilson and Pamela Mountbatten. It can be said that it kills two birds with one stone.

"You have had contact with this foreign minister in Australia, what do you think? I heard that he is suspected of being too close to the Soviet Union." After communication, Pamela Mountbatten removed the barriers and discussed possible future partners with her husband.

"It doesn't matter what he is like, but he is said to be too close to the Soviet Union? Who said that?" Alan Wilson curled his lips and said in a sinister way, "I am very surprised how the Conservative Party, a party that is the offspring of a cross-border marriage, can speak so loudly Loyal to Britain? I won’t mention Churchill. The current number two figure in the Conservative Party, Macmillan, has the potential of a second Churchill.”

Like Churchill, Macmillan had an American mother and a reverence for the monarchy. The former is well-documented. As for supporting the monarchy, who knows if it is just an act?

"It seems that we should find an opportunity to legislate to prohibit the offspring of transnational marriages from becoming politicians?" Pamela Mountbatten's heart moved, and she felt as if she understood what her husband meant.

She heard it right. Alan Wilson really thought so, "We should find such an opportunity, but it should not be too obvious to the United States. We should find a compromise method, such as limiting a scope, and spouses from Commonwealth countries can vote. .

That's better. "

With a few more conservative heroes like Churchill, Britain's shrinkage will no longer be a problem.

At this moment in Britain, Harold Wilson may be the happiest person. He is only forty-two years old, but unexpectedly became the Foreign Secretary, a very important cabinet minister.

When the news came, even he was stunned. In the Labor Party, he was also considered a rising star.

Prime Minister Attlee naturally had his own considerations in making such an arrangement. Harold Wilson's age can be regarded as the future backbone of the Labor Party. The age of forty-two is considered to be in the prime of life for a politician.

This is just one of the reasons. Another reason is that Harold Wilson himself was the chairman of the Labor Union Force left by the former Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, who died of illness, and led Ernest ·The political power within the party after Bevin's death.

This part of the force was also important. For balancing reasons, Attlee appointed Harold Wilson as Foreign Secretary after Morrison.

But there is no doubt that Harold Wilson has reason to be happy that he has reached the political center of Britain at the age of 42. This is the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which is as important as the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Finance. His resume will be extremely brilliant. .

You must know that the current leader of the Conservative Party, Eden, was the Foreign Secretary of the Churchill government during World War II. Although the parties are different, Harold Wilson has reason to believe that his future is bright.

"Dear Minister, welcome to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs." The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs welcomed Harold Wilson's arrival, and introduced the specific work of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and several current issues.

"Sir Ismay." Harold Wilson shook hands with Sir Ismay in a very humble manner, "It seems that Sir will be helping me with my diplomatic work for some time to come."

"I am personally very willing, but there may be some surprises." Sir Ismay hesitated to speak, but still expressed his friendliness, "Of course, I will try my best to help the minister familiarize himself with the work during the day I am in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. "

Harold Wilson was stunned and said in disbelief, "Is the Jazz preparing to retire?"

"I'm leaving my job. Now I'm the oldest deputy minister in each department. The minister should have a younger partner." Sir Ismay said with a smile, "It should be easier to cooperate this way. After all, our There is a big age difference, and the perspectives on issues may not be consistent. I will try my best to recommend a permanent undersecretary with outstanding talents to assist the minister in his work, and you may know him."

Sir Ismay did not reveal the name of the candidate, so as to avoid the feeling of being appointed.

As his former partner Edward Bridges said, it is almost certain that a colonial commissioner will come back and show off his talents in the diplomatic field. Sir Ismay was born in India. In fact, because he was a member of the British-controlled India With important positions, there are a huge group of people in British politics who were either born there or have worked there.

Ismay would not take the initiative to say anything to Alan Wilson, but Edward Bridges, the retired former cabinet secretary and now director of the Mountbatten Group, had sufficient, reasonable and legal reasons to act as a bridge.

"There is absolutely no problem with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. As long as Whitehall approves, you can hand over to the next High Commissioner of Malaya." Edward Bridges thought as he asked, "Are there any problems?"

"The problem is, I'm wondering if there is anything that is not done properly." Alan Wilson sighed, "Whether the situation can be stabilized depends on whether the Malayan colony can serve as a fulcrum."

"If Norman thinks so, he should agree to all the suggestions you submit regarding the development of Malaya." Edward Bridges said without thinking, "Just like at the beginning, I always expressed my disapproval of British India. Civil servants treat each other differently. If there is enough time, you can consider handing over to Malaya."

Thirteen years have passed since Mountbatten led the British army back to Malaya. After the terms of the two high commissioners, the development of the Malayan colony finally kept pace with Japan within Asia.

In some industrial data, the Malayan colonies are already on par with the British mainland. Together with China's current export of Xiangjiang, they maintain British trade in the Eastern market.

Norman Brook brought the report submitted by Alan Wilson and used data to explain the importance of the current Malayan industrial base. The north can be connected to the Chinese market, the south can increase its influence on Australia, and the east can connect with the Netherlands. The Kalimantan newspaper group provides warmth, drives Burma from the northwest, and maintains British influence in South Asia.

These data make up Alan Wilson's glorious resume, "The development of colonies played a major role in Britain's response to the world economic crisis last year. With the current development, the Malayan colonies will have a siphon effect throughout Southeast Asia. At the beginning, We could not control the entire population of British India. It can be said that British India no longer exists, but it exists in a different way."

"We still need a little time, but at a more macro level, I want to bring Allen back. Sir Ismay intends to be the Secretary-General of NATO, and since he is really old in Whitehall, going to Paris can avoid this Given the aging image of this government, Chancellor Harold has just taken office, so it is only appropriate for Allen to work with him to establish an image of an older and more capable government."

While Prime Minister Attlee was looking at the data, Norman Brooke explained his arrangements for job transfers. "If the Prime Minister thinks there is no problem, I will make arrangements immediately and let Alan hand over the overseas work."

"I have no problem." Prime Minister Attlee looked at the industrial data of the Malayan colonies. To be honest, he was a little excited. Although Malaya was a colony, these industrial forces did belong to the British and could be called upon.

Alan Wilson received a call in the evening. All the previous colonial proposals were approved and he was asked to prepare for the work handover. When he put down the phone, he couldn't help but feel emotional, "I didn't expect it has been so long?"

Although his second brother is usually busy most of the time, it doesn't mean that he is not busy. He also contributes to the prosperity of Malaya.

"Your work is arranged." Pamela Mountbatten looked at her husband who was in a daze, waved her palm and asked.

"If nothing else happens, it should be no problem." Alan Wilson said enthusiastically, "Since there is still time, I want to go back and hand over the work."

The world economic crisis of 1957 has gone away for most countries, but not for France, just as Alan Wilson is working hard to take over as Permanent Under-Secretary of Foreign Affairs.

There was a protest march in Paris to end the war. Not surprisingly, it was suppressed by the Fourth Republic government and the marchers were arrested.

Alan Wilson, who was returning to Kuala Lumpur from Paris according to the planned route, saw this scene by coincidence, although it did not delay him from going to the headquarters of the film group.

Before he became the Permanent Under-Secretary of the Foreign Office, Alan Wilson had already stepped into the role, thinking about the great changes that were coming to France and the impact on Britain.