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Advanced chapter until 350+ at patreon.com/caleredhair There is an old saying that time is like water and life is like a shuttle. If you want to be a bit more literary, you can use the phrase "time flies" to describe the swift passage of time. On January 31, 1935, Akado finally received a progress report on the liquidation of the Junker aristocrats and the monopoly conglomerates. However, the contents of the report were not at all optimistic. Although results had been achieved in the process of…-
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Advanced chapter until 350+ at patreon.com/caleredhair "Respected Mr. Führer," Yamashita Kōnosuke said, standing up and bowing a full ninety degrees as soon as they met, appearing very humble. Akado sometimes had to admire a nation like this. When necessary, they could be more civilized than anyone, and when not, they could throw the very concept of civilization beyond the Milky Way. "Mr. Yamashita! Long time no see! Have you been well recently?" Akado quickly walked over with a smile, extending his…
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Advanced chapter until 350+ at patreon.com/caleredhair To be honest, Japanese soldiers were not as intellectually challenged as they are depicted in anti-Japanese divine dramas. They were brave and tenacious in combat, and their marksmanship was superb... Their greatest advantage was that they were easy to feed. Relying on logistical methods similar to those of the Mongols who marched south to destroy the Song Dynasty more than 600 years ago, they were able to march victoriously, beating the armies of…
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Advanced chapter until 350+ at patreon.com/caleredhair "This type of cannon is specifically for dealing with the super-fortresses built by the Red Army on the Crimean Peninsula. It can take care of those ammunition depots and barracks buried deep underground and can easily destroy enemy gun emplacements and fortifications," Akado said with a loud laugh. The few French military officers, however, looked very displeased. Your subordinate just brazenly mentioned the Maginot Line, and you pull out this…
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Advanced chapter until 350+ at patreon.com/caleredhair From the moment he transmigrated to Germany until now, Akado was finally starting to feel a bit like a transmigrator. For the first time, he had encountered one of those legendary, brain-dead fans who would pledge their heart and soul to him. After hearing the Führer's vision for the construction of airborne forces, Student had become a thorough supporter of Akado. His tearful display of vowing to lay down his life for the Führer was so intense…
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Advanced chapter until 350+ at patreon.com/caleredhair In reality, Germany's Siegfried Line did not exist entirely on paper. A part of it did indeed exist—although this part was very, very small. But it did exist, and it looked magnificent. On a mountaintop near the Franco-German border, Germany had indeed built a high-standard fortress. The reinforced concrete was five meters thick, with machine gun firing positions and bunkers, emplacements for cannons, and an endless expanse of barbed wire. What…
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Advanced chapter until 350+ at patreon.com/caleredhair In another corner of the world, Moscow, the capital of the Soviet Union. Stalin had been in a very good mood recently, so good that it had made him a little giddy. He had eliminated those former comrades who were capable of threatening him. Although the anti-subversion movement throughout the Soviet Union showed a trend of intensifying, in the grand scheme of things, Comrade Stalin's leadership over the Soviet people had become even more…
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Advanced chapter until 350+ at patreon.com/caleredhair The German National Power Company established another large-scale thermal power plant and began to recruit workers from the nearby small town. The Greater German Party was now plastering posters everywhere encouraging women to go out and work, and the power plant prioritized hiring female employees for many positions. Germany was severely lacking in human resources in all aspects. The army needed more soldiers to expand the Wehrmacht; factories…
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Advanced chapter until 350+ at patreon.com/caleredhair After World War I, all the countries of Eastern Europe were in a hurry to incorporate the lands that their ancestors had supposedly ruled into their own nations. Poland and Romania were typical examples. Because these two countries were close to the Soviet Union, they received "special attention" from Britain and France. In order to strengthen the new Eastern European nations against the Soviet Union as much as possible, Britain and France supported…
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Advanced chapter until 350+ at patreon.com/caleredhair On the calm surface of the Mediterranean Sea, the sharp bow of a warship cut through the waves. The white foam, split in two, spread out to the sides, gradually receding and disappearing into the water. Aboard the British blockade fleet's flagship, the battlecruiser HMS Hood, on the bridge command center. "Captain, why did the higher-ups send such a massive fleet to blockade Germany, a country that doesn't even have heavy cruisers? Two battleships,…
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