Volume 4 of the Third Reich under Ten Thousand Characters: The Sorrow of France Chapter 20: Axis One

My community is reorganizing the wires and has been out of power. I run to the network to write, and I can't calm down. Don't blame it if it is rough.

com surrounded Rube, near Lille, the more than 300,000 troops retreating from Belgium lost most of their artillery, and the armored forces were generally short of oil. We lost Lille, lost Almantière's supply point, and the mouth of Calais was also occupied by the Germans, Belgium and the entire Netherlands fell. The Germans rushed around our country, and their furthest troops had reached Amiens.

The 15th German Army occupied Lance and Chaumon, and they were advancing towards the rear wing of the Maginot Line. The German Army also frequently launched tentative attacks on the Maginot Line. Our troops in Strasbourg generally lack supplies and had to temporarily enter Switzerland to avoid possible attacks. There was a gap in the Maginot Line, and the German army rushed towards our country like a tide.

The Aras counterattack plan was that the Aler area was occupied by the German army, and our army failed to effectively assemble. At present, our army, the British army, and a small number of Belgian troops were trapped near Lille. They lacked ammunition and food, and the Scheld River was also under the control of the German army, and they lacked water.

The Fourth Army, Sixth Army and Seventh Army were trapped in the south and unable to move. Their supply line was very fragile under the bombing of the Luftwaffe. Commander-in-chief of Weigang's army ordered the German troops to continue to attack the south. However, they generally lacked artillery and corresponding tanks.

On May 23, the British Air Force supporting us had retreated from the last air base in northern my country. The retreating British Air Force encountered a battle with the German Second Special Air Force at the Less River Air. The British Air Force suffered heavy losses, and in the end, only three hurricanes returned to Britain.

There are two very unfortunate news; the Queen of the Netherlands and the King of Belgium were both captured by the German army. Our intelligence personnel in Germany sent a message: The senior management of the Third Reich in the near future may change. According to our intelligence department research, it may be the leader of the armed SS, Kahn von Sdaq, who took over the post of the Third Reich.

Kahn von Sdak in 1934 led the first German armored forces to invade the Rhineland, and then gained the leadership of the armed SS during the German civil unrest. On September 1, 1939, he was affiliated with the German attack on the Poznan Army Group. This person easily broke through the Poznan Army Group with an armored division and a motorized battalion, and surrounded and annihilated the Poznan Army Group in Poland with the troops of German armored director Guderian. On September 13, he advanced to the outskirts of Warsaw, the capital of Poland, and led his troops to direct the Warsaw March on September 17.

Kahn von Stark's Taiwan can be explained as: The German Third Reich has fully entered militarized rule, and this person is keen on the spirit of the Great Germanic, and more than 4 million armed SSs are loyal to him. Kahn von Stark's bargaining chips are increasing. Heidrich, the leader of the German Gestapo, directed a series of anti-espionage operations, and the Supreme Command of the German Third Reich also postponed Belgium and the Netherlands officially signed the surrender. When Kahn von Stark's Taiwan, the King of Belgium and the Queen of the Netherlands will formally submit surrender to the only ruler of the Third Reich, the new dictator of the Third Reich.

We have reason to judge that the following things are all the shadow of Kahn von Stark:

Spain's Franco also sent a country to our country on May 22 to cancel all trade orders with our country, and Spain may declare war on our country. To make matters worse, Portugal also announced the cancellation of trade cooperation with our country, and Portugal may declare war on us at the same time as Spain.

The Spanish civil war directly led to the German-supported Francotai, and our Western Front was threatened. A German official named Dansu gathered a German armored regiment, 12 Spanish infantry divisions and 3 Portuguese infantry divisions in Spain before May 20. According to reliable intelligence, Dansu was a follower of Karn von Sdaq. The gathering of troops in Spain was to cooperate with the German army to launch an invasion military operation to our country. Once the German army launched a sudden attack on our country from Spain, the industrial areas in the south would be no longer safe. We lacked troops.

Our intelligence personnel in Italy also sent back telegrams; Mussolini's first special plane headed to Berlin, Germany. Italian troops gathered in the Alps, and Italian troops in North Africa were also frequently mobilized. Italy may join the German axis in the near future to declare war on our country.

Once Italy, Spain and Portugal join the war, our Atlantic Ocean and the sea supply line in the Mediterranean Sea faces the challenge of the Axis navy. At that time, local factories will be shut down due to the lack of raw materials and the tragedy of semi-shutdowns.

Since the German invasion of our country on May 10, we have lost a large number of troops in Sedan, Muss, Maas, Mosel, Ipper, Eyer, Berg, and Betina, and the war has begun. We have lost a large amount of territory in the north, including heavy industrial areas, light industrial areas, major transportation and railways, and estuaries.

Now; our army in the north has been surrounded by the German army from three directions. The only thing the German army left for our retreat was Dunkirk. Dunkirk was not safe near Dunkirk, according to General Bjöt. There was a German armored division cruising in Dunkirk, which seemed to be exploring. German submarines often appeared on the Strait of Calais, and the General Staff judged that the German navy might have any important military operations. It was very likely to be making preparations for landing in Britain.

Due to the disadvantage of the previous battle, the Commander-in-Chief of Wei Gang's Army had sent a request to the parliament; our army in the north was replaced by General Brownshar.

In addition, our intelligence system in Germany has been arrested by the SS secrets, except for the three senior intelligence personnel who fled to Switzerland, and all of them have been arrested by secret police; most of the British intelligence personnel have been exposed.

Gentlemen, I have to say that the Emperor seems to be really standing on the side of the Germans. From the beginning of the war, the Germans seemed to know in advance what kind of military actions we would take, and even the list of spies hidden in the top Germans seemed to be in the hands of the Germans. The strategies of our northern army, the marching routes, the air bases... The Germans all know what orders our command will issue. Now, we still don't know why the Germans learned about our military action plan and what the Germans wanted to do next? They had an absolute advantage but let go of a road that allowed our army to Dunkirk. What conspiracy is there?

The new French Prime Minister, Betton, stood in the parliamentary speech and spoke happily. His tone and expression were full of grief. In that sad expression, Betton was thinking about the possibility of peace with Germany. At present, almost no one believed that France could win. More than one million troops were either surrounded by the German army in northern France or trapped in southern France and could not move. The international situation was also very unfavorable to France; Italy, Spain, Portugal and even the Soviet Union unilaterally cut off cooperation relations with France. The British's fog operation directly caused France and Britain's intelligence personnel in Germany to suffer heavy losses. The intelligence system that had been established for more than ten years collapsed overnight. Some unsolicited intelligence personnel had already committed to the intelligence organizations of everyone in Germany.

"What should we do next?"

This may be the most common thing in the parliament. Almost every parliament is like a frightened rabbit. When he hears the word "Germany", he is full of excitement. Some parliamentarians even feel that France will not last longer than Poland. The Poles have been in front of Germany and the Soviet army for half a month. How long can France last in front of the German army? No one knows the answer. These parliamentarians only know that the more than one million troops in the north are almost finished. In 13 days, in just 13 days, the German army defeated more than one million coalition forces! Belgium and the Netherlands are finished. In addition to overseas colonies, the entire territory has fallen. Italy, Spain and Portugal are also preparing to declare war on France. Facing two attacks, how long can France last?

British MPs learned in private that Churchill had given up France and was trying his best to rescue the British expeditionary force back to the British Isles. Churchill took a huge risk to transfer back to the fleet from overseas colonials, as if he was planning a rescue operation?

French MPs generally believe that the British are no longer reliable. Under the call of Betton and some intentionally guided MPs; the whole of France is looking for the possibility of a decent withdrawal from the war, and the purpose of this Parliament is obvious.

"Dear members of the parliament, all the difficulties we are facing at present must make us quickly make an important decision; should we continue to fight, and will we win if we fight?" No one answered that politicians would never destroy their political lives in one sentence. They would shrink their bodies and then close their eyes and act like they were not concerned about themselves. Perhaps some people would also consider one thing, that is, what kind of harsh environment will France face when Germany becomes the core country of Europe. These parliamentarians will sweat the more they think; if Germany is defeated in the war in the war, France can be said to be the country that exploits Germany the most except Poland. Unless that person is crazy, no one believes that Germany will treat France after surrender well.

The army had no say in the parliament, so they could only sit by and watch silently.

The topic of today's French parliament is: whether Henry Philippe Betten should be granted the constitution, legislative, executive and judicial powers, and suspend the constitution so that Betten has the power of a dictator.
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