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In a Czechoslovakian army barracks on the border, all the soldiers had already assembled. They watched their officer at the front of the parade ground, waiting for him to issue the orders they were to carry out. Whether they would be ordered to engage the German Wehrmacht entering Czechoslovakian territory would depend on the command given shortly. However, what was puzzling was that behind their officer stood a young man in the grey-green uniform of a German officer. "Alert is canceled!" a…-
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Colonel Grewdo had been having a rough time lately. The budget for their Allied Military Control Commission had been cut yet again. The economic situation back home meant that none of the countries were in the mood to care about foreign affairs, so the Commission's activities had become exceptionally difficult. Due to tight funding, many inspections and patrols had been forced to be canceled. Now, even many of the reports submitted on time were being shelved. The Control Commission's role in supervising…
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Advanced chapter at patreon.com/caleredhair "Let us mourn our beloved Mr. Stresemann. May his soul rest in peace in heaven," the priest presiding over Stresemann's funeral said, offering a gentle blessing amidst a somber atmosphere. At the poor man's funeral, not a single high-ranking German official appeared. There were only a few of his regular friends and several Wehrmacht majors who had come to pay their respects on behalf of Akado and the others. It was not that the Greater German Party…
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Advanced chapter at patreon.com/caleredhair "The ceremonies for all German armed forces to swear their oaths of allegiance to the Führer have all been completed, my Führer," General von Brauchitsch said, placing a report neatly on Akado's desk. He then took a step back, stood at attention, and reported, "You are now, in name and in reality, the Commander-in-Chief of the German armed forces." "Believe me, General, I have no interest in those boring positions of power. The only reason I hold all…
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Advanced chapter at Patreon.com/caleredhair In the center of a luxurious hotel in Vienna, the German Chancellor, Akado Rudolph, was delivering a rousing speech. This speech was held to celebrate Austria officially becoming Germany's Eastern Province. "Everyone! The era of Germany's rise has arrived! We will jointly witness the revitalization of the entire Germanic nation! The Germanic people, as the most superior race in this world, will prosper forever!" Akado raised his wine glass high and…
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"A proposal? What proposal? What proposal could possibly make me give up Italy's interests in the Austrian region?" Mussolini stared at Akado, picking up the documents from the table with a look of confusion and beginning to read them carefully. The contents of the documents were rich, to say the least. There were many conditions offered by Germany that greatly interested Mussolini. For instance, Germany would recognize Italy's special privileges in Ethiopia and, if necessary, help Italy control its…
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In July 1933, the Austrian government finally understood its predicament. To encourage Germany's "eastward push," the British and the Western European powers had ultimately abandoned them. The French, struggling to escape the quagmire of the economic crisis and the bottomless pit of the Maginot Line's construction, were temporarily unable to concern themselves with a distant Austria. From the very beginning, the Soviets had been secretly colluding with Germany, selling out Austria and the Sudetenland…
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Advanced chapter at Patreon.com/caleredhair As he reached the door, Tukhachevsky suddenly turned back and looked at Akado. "By the way, Mr. Chancellor, may I ask how you will deal with the German Communist Party?" "This time, they challenged our bottom line, General," Akado said in a low voice, avoiding Tukhachevsky's gaze. "Everyone who supports me now hopes that I will deal with the German Communist Party harshly." He did not specify what "harshly" meant, but the implication of the word was enough for…
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Advanced chapter at patreon.com/ caleredhair To be honest, the Italian dictator Benito Mussolini was the true fascist in every sense of the word. It was he who coined the term "fascism," he who formed the Fascist party, and he who had always styled himself as the leader of world fascism. Mussolini rose rapidly after the First World War because the postwar situation was perfectly suited to his opportunist policies. To win popular support, he exploited the fear of the growing communist movement…
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In the operations staff room at Wehrmacht Headquarters, a group of generals was studying a massive sand table map. Numerous strongpoints were clearly marked on it. From the German side, the French border looked like one enormous fortress. "The French are engaged in large-scale construction along the border. We were friendly enough to export 200,000 tons of cement to them. The Maginot Line is now beginning to take shape, and this line can be described as the most solid permanent fortification to date," an…
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