Chapter 417: Swinging the Sickle

Canaris, feeling the sweat on his back, came down immediately.

This is really what he did.

Canaris, who was patriotic, was also seriously pessimistic about Germany's future in the war.

When he followed Hitler and witnessed the rise of Germany, he was very satisfied, but he was not optimistic about letting Germany challenge Britain and the United States and the whole world.

He didn't want to fight, he didn't want to see Germany re-enter hell, so he could only leak some information secretly.

If the yellow plan is leaked to the British, so that Britain and France are prepared, then the German army will encounter a wall in the war, so that maybe Cyric will retreat.

At the same time, Britain and France do not want to go to war. Therefore, in a border war, in the end, no one can do anything about it. The two sides sign an armistice agreement, which is the best choice.

This is what Kanaris thought in his heart, and at the same time, he secretly leaked the information.

As the person in charge of the German intelligence system, of course he also knew about the British and French intelligence systems in Germany. He did not destroy all of them. He still kept the channel, which could be used when it was critical.

Now that Cyric pointed it out, Canaris knew that it was useless to deny it himself.

They are all smart people. Since Cyric pointed it out, there must be evidence. In short, a huge plan, if you want to avoid leaks, then everyone gets a slightly different plan. Or the time, place, and troop numbers of a certain battle are different.

What is given to each person is different, but it will not affect the overall situation, because what is modified for him is something that has nothing to do with him. In this way, once the secret is leaked, the reverse is easy to find out.

Moreover, now that Cyric has pointed it out, the evidence must be sufficient. Maybe even the person who connected with the other party has caught it. At this time, Canalis's denial is useless.

Canaris didn't speak, that was the acquiescence, and everyone present was indignant.

"Canaris, you traitor!"

"You really embarrass us Germans!"

"Führer, shoot him!"

Everyone's words, and my words, are all accusing Canaris.

Of course, Cyric knew the psychology of these guys, and there must be some unconfident guys among them, but now, to get down on the ground is to show loyalty, and superficial efforts still need to be done.

For example, Brausic is quite angry. As the commander-in-chief of the army, he certainly knows that before a battle begins, his own battle plan will be known to the enemy. What does that mean?

This Canaris is definitely a traitor!

"Führer, let me shoot him personally!" Brausic said, and went to touch the gun he was carrying.

Cyric shook his head: "I have already made a plan for the execution of Canaris. In the evening, everyone will watch the execution of Canaris. Now, I announce that the Military Intelligence Agency will be disbanded, and the Military Intelligence Agency will be disbanded. All personnel are under the responsibility of Reinhardt's Directorate of National Intelligence."

Killing the birds with one stone, Cyric has long known that Canaris is unreliable, and now he has his own purpose in finding out this traitor.

The Military Intelligence Bureau was originally a repeating organization, but it was promoted by Hitler at the beginning, and Cyric could never do things like drinking tea. Now that he has a handle, he can start.

Reinhardt is Cyric's diehard loyalist, and all intelligence systems are under the command of Reinhardt, which is the most appropriate.

At the same time, Cyric actually used Canaris to actively leak the yellow plan to Britain and France, and let Britain and France arrange them according to the yellow plan.

Canaris was taken down, looking at the people present, Cyric said: "Because the yellow plan has been leaked, this plan, I have now announced that it is invalid, we will start a new plan, Manstein, you come to introduce A new plan."

Hearing Cyric's roll call, Manstein, who was sitting in the last row, stood up excitedly: "Everyone, our new combat plan is called Operation Scythe."

At first, when Cyric inspected the front during the Polish campaign, he promoted Manstein vigorously and appreciated his proposal.

After that, Manstein was responsible for formulating the plan and acting as the main executor of the plan.

However, many people didn't care at the time.

Although the General Staff has fallen from power, after all, they are still the most professional, and the plans they make are more feasible. No one will think that Manstein's whimsical plan can be successful.

Even Canaris never thought that Germany would really attack according to Manstein's idea.

But now, the original yellow plan has been leaked, and Germany has no choice but to use the new plan. Now, Manstein's plan can be said to be a replacement.

"We are going to change our original plan and focus our attack on the center, not the right flank. The main assault on the Ardennes forest with strong German armored forces, that is to say, the Ardennes forest is our strategically decisive breakthrough."

Manstein shared his general idea while handing out a sketch of the plan.

Brausic frowned, he did not approve of this plan.

He looked at the plan he had obtained. In the lower right corner of the title page, there was a letter B written in a small pencil. It was a mark and it was for him.

It is conceivable that, having experienced the leak of the plan just now, this secrecy measure is correct and can prevent anyone from leaking the secret. Although Brausich is a little dissatisfied, he can accept it.

However, this plan is really too bold and against the sky.

Just, is it useful to object now?

There was silence in the conference room, only the sound of flipping pages. Now, this plan continues to be revised. After Britain and France have obtained the yellow plan, they will definitely be arranged. This plan can just restrain the actions of Britain and France. They are tailored.

It's just too bold, using armored troops to pass through the forest, this is originally whimsical, not to mention the latter, but also to cross the Muse River in the north of Sedan, break into the open area, and go straight to Abbeville on the strait.

Can it be done?

"This plan is the real plan we are going to carry out." Cyric certainly wouldn't give them time to refute: "Note that this is top secret, and the execution time of the plan will be extended for a few days."

"Why?" Brausich asked curiously.

"In order to give Britain time to send all its expeditionary forces to French soil," Cyric said, he was confident.

Swinging the sickle, of course, is to harvest the lives of British and French soldiers. It has been harvested on the European continent, and it is convenient to land in the United Kingdom later.