In the custom freezer unloaded by the truck, there is a whole huge piece of ice. The white ice slag condensed on the surface is polished, and the transparent ice cubes are immediately presented to everyone.

The body of a noble lady in a wedding dress is frozen inside.

"If I guess correctly, this is the body of Mrs. Sophie von Essenbeck, the biological mother whom Martin was killed by himself." Second casting assistant Anna Moffett sighed: "It's not the first time I've seen a freezer full of corpses. Don't mind."

"This is 'Martin's masterpiece'." As the Nazi madman Martin's aunt, the expression of the businesswoman Mrs. Elizabeth Talmann was not easier because of this sentence: "He... fed all the 'bad pills' and froze them into ice. Store them in the underground freezer of the castle. And the body of my elder sister-in-law, Mrs. Sophie von Essenbeck, was Martin's first ice."

"That's all?" Second casting assistant Anna Moffett always felt that the businesswoman Mrs. Elizabeth Talman was only half said.

"Whenever the crazy desire comes up, he will personally choose a piece of ice to thaw... and then redecorate it and then freeze it. This is repeated." The hatred expression of businesswoman Mrs. Elizabeth Talman has explained it all.

"This guy is worthy of being a Nazi maniac." Second casting assistant Anna Moffett changed the subject: "Wouldn't it be better to be in formalin?"

"Some. He drained all the blood from frozen corpses and injected them into formalin. The freezer also kept the temperature low all year round, just to prevent the corpses from rotting." Taking a deep breath, the businesswoman Mrs. Elizabeth Talman calmed down.

"So, apart from the cold corpse of Mrs. Sophie von Essenbeck, how many innocent women did Martin freeze?" This is the key plot that second casting assistant Anna Moffett desperately wants to know.

"And his lover, or his private prostitute, originally thought that everyone would become the woman of the new von Essenbeck, Olga. And the 'girls' who moved into the castle." The businesswoman Mrs. Elizabeth Talman replied calmly.

"What made you decide to kill this demon." Second casting assistant Anna Moffett continued to use dialogue to advance the plot (note).

"When Martin tried to extend his claws to my two daughters, I knew it was time to finish it all with my own hands." Businesswoman Mrs. Elizabeth Talman turned her eyes to the silent casting assistant director Mrs. Katy: "I exchanged 15% of the Essenbeck Ironworks for the support of the Gestapo."

In 1940, with the rapid expansion of the scale of the war, huge problems arose in Germany's entire economy and military production. On the one hand, the hope of ending the war in the short term no longer exists, and a comprehensive war requires the entire national economy to further tilt towards the military industry. On the other hand, the vast private sector is unwilling to invest in military industry production, which has caused great chaos in resource allocation. Civil demand has temporarily increased due to the war boom (even because of the release of the rationing system);

Military production is basically monopolized by arms giants. After private enterprises participate, they are more of the second or even three subcontractors, and the profits of oil and water are far less than the profit margin of ordinary civilian products. In this tangled situation, the resistance of private enterprises has played a de facto destructive role on the national defense economy (Wehrwirtschaft), "jokingly collect orders and delaying orders". This is the most typical state of the German economy, or the arms industry, during this period from 1939 to 1940.

Do you think corporate giants don't compete with each other? Under the overlapping management of the Nazi bullish sector, which giant has no background behind it? In early 1940, the "Reichswerke Hermann Göring" and the automobile giant Volkswagen directly hit the top level for steel supply and price issues. At that time, they were at the most tense moment of preparing for the war against France. In order to coordinate this decay, in March 1940, Hitler ordered the establishment of the "Reichsministerium fur Bewaffnung und Munition" by Fritz Tott (Fritz)

Todt served as the head. Therefore, the production tasks related to the food, clothing, housing and transportation of millions of soldiers on the front line are now in charge of Gorene's "Four-Year Plan Office", Thomas's "Defense, Economic and Arms Office" and Tott's "Imperial Ordnance and Ammunition Department". In September 1943, the "Imperial Ordnance and Ammunition Department" was renamed "Reich Ministry for Armaments and War Production" with Albert Sperer as Minister..." Excerpted from "Bloody Battle in the East Wall - Battle of the Dnieper River (2): Win the Last Chance of War".

Therefore, in a special period when private enterprises strongly resisted the national defense economy. When the businesswoman Mrs. Elizabeth Talman used all the shares of her family's industries in exchange for the support of the Gestapo, this was obviously a gift for the Nazi senior management. The result was obvious. When the family's last male heir died in an "sexual abuse game" that could not be disclosed, as the last family heir, the businesswoman Mrs. Elizabeth Talman naturally became the largest shareholder reasonably and legally. Of course, 15% of the dark stocks had long been allocated to the Third Reich.

"Which department of the Third Reich holds a 15% stake?" Second casting assistant Anna Moffett continued to ask about the details.

This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! They are all their sisters, and there is no need to hide it from the businesswoman Mrs. Elizabeth Talman: "Now it belongs to the newly established Imperial Arms and War Production Department."

"How many shares do we have in the Far East's 'Germany Hope Steel Company and its Steel Federation'?"

"About 16%." Businesswoman Mrs. Elizabeth Talman understands that the Far East has a significant benefit to the subsequent plot of the sister group.

Second casting assistant Anna Moffett finally asked the key plot: "If United Deutsche Bank provides financing services and build a 'Baoning Railway', is this plan feasible?"

"Of course it's feasible. Although most of the land in the Far East has fallen, the Third Reich and the Japanese Empire are allies, aren't they?" Mrs. Elizabeth Talman, a businesswoman, obviously has a deep understanding of the current situation: "And we have always maintained close economic, trade and military relations with the Republic of China. As long as Deutsche Bank is willing to provide sufficient loans for the 'Baoning Railway', it should not be difficult."

"'Build the Baoning Line, the original budget was more than 30 million yuan. Therefore, the gold price suddenly rose and everything was expensive. The result of the budget again exceeded twice the original budget, about 70 million yuan'. In 1935, the foreign exchange price of the fiat currency issued by the National Government was set to be about 30 US dollars for every 100 yuan, and 70 million French currency equals 21 million US dollars. Considering inflation, the exchange rate is now continuing to decline..." The second casting assistant Anna Moffett was very sensitive to numbers: "What is the so-called 'adequate loan'?"

"It depends on how the 'package agreement' is signed." The answer of businesswoman Mrs. Elizabeth Talman once again leads to a new plot: "Analogous to the Americans' Lease Act."

As mentioned earlier, on January 31, 1941, Martha and Hemingway boarded the "Matsania" passenger ship together and headed to Hawaii. Half a month later, it took another five days to arrive in Hong Kong until February 22. The eldest sister of the Song family, Song Ailing, flew from Chongqing to Hong Kong to welcome them. Because before departure, US Treasury Secretary Morgansso passed a message through an assistant, hoping that Hemingway would provide him with information directly, because the US Treasury Department was preparing to include China as a lending country of the Lease Act. According to the bill, as long as it was used to fight fascism, weapons could be purchased from the United States at preferential conditions. Although the two people's tasks were not made public, the Chinese government obviously believed that Hemingway was a person who could influence the current situation, and even regarded them as semi-official US envoy. It was precisely because of the title of "semi-official US envoy" that the Hemingway and his wife were regarded as guests of honor by the National Government.

"No wonder you said you should look at how to sign the 'package agreement'." Female reporter Lisa immediately realized: "Packaging the 'Baoning Railway' into a 'financial derivative' similar to later generations. Provide 'adequate loan' for the Third Reich version of the Lease Act."
Chapter completed!