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At the naval shipyard in Kiel, Germany, Akado, accompanied by several naval generals, was touring the German Navy's shipbuilding facilities. Here, two identical destroyers were being produced simultaneously using the latest modular construction techniques. These ships were known internally by the German Navy as the Z-class ocean-going escort destroyers. Raeder was clearly very satisfied with the development speed of his forces. He had now phased out most of the old-style destroyers and torpedo boats,…-
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Advanced chapter at patreon.com/caleredhair The plans were all being implemented in an orderly fashion. Germany had purchased almost all the machine tool equipment that could be found on the American market and had also bought a lot of cheap rare metal materials. For a time, German merchants became synonymous with saving the market. They traveled between the once-richest countries in the world, buying anything that interested them. To save its own economy, Britain even exchanged its shares in…
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Advanced chapter at patreon.com/caleredhair To celebrate Germany's recovery of the Rhineland region, the Parliament approved for the German Reichswehr to hold a large-scale military parade. The German high command hoped that through this parade, they could show the world their belief in independence and their spirit of self-strengthening. When Akado, wearing the uniform of a full general, with medals pinned to his chest, stood to the left of President Hindenburg on the high reviewing stand, the…
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In the top-floor conference room of the Greater Germany Party headquarters, Akado sat calmly in the host's seat, looking at the subordinates standing before him: Krupp, Stresemann, Jellinek Cassia, Merkel, Loic Kater, and Fanny. His gaze swept over everyone, and finally, he smiled with a carefree air and spoke, "Since everyone is here, then Krupp, you may begin. If there is anything you want to say to me, or any complaints you have, speak." "Akado! You were too reckless this time! Do you have any idea…
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Although the German armed forces' entry into the Rhineland had turned into a farce, and although the frequently mobilized German panzer units had revealed some of Germany's hidden strength, the Reichswehr had still, stumbling and staggering, taken back the Rhineland region. Because a few French soldiers had opened fire, nearly one thousand five hundred German soldiers had routed back to their starting point, and half of Germany's armed forces were thrown into disarray—this had practically become a joke…
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"Woooo... woooo... woooo..." A piercing siren sounded over the German Reichswehr garrison. Soldiers rushed out of their barracks, tidying their messy equipment. They had been issued ammunition a few days ago. All they had to do now was load the bullets in their hands into the chambers of their guns. "Hello! Hello? What did you say? Speak more clearly! You're saying the French have counter-attacked? Slow down! What on earth happened?" a major asked anxiously, holding the telephone receiver. Behind him,…
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"Ring... ring!" The ringing of the telephone broke the strange atmosphere in the room. Akado reached out and picked up the receiver. "Hello, this is Akado Rudolph." "I'm very glad I can still hear your voice, my friend," a man said teasingly from the other end of the line. Akado snorted. "Mr. Smith, you're not calling at this time just to deliberately laugh at my situation, are you?" "To be honest, I'd love to laugh at you for a bit, but this time is not the right time," Smith chuckled…
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France, Paris. "Mr. Prime Minister," a secretary said, holding a document, to his superior who was leaning back in his chair. "The former Prime Minister, Mr. Georges Clemenceau, has passed away. Would you like to attend his memorial service?" "Of course. You arrange the time!" the French Prime Minister nodded. "I wouldn't want my own funeral to be empty." He thought for a moment and asked another question, "The unemployment rate is still high, isn't it?" "Yes, Mr. Prime Minister. President Doumergue…
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In the dim prison cell, two soldiers in Reichswehr uniforms pulled open the heavy iron door. Akado, followed by Lieutenant Colonel Gascoigne, ducked into this damp and cold place. There was a person in the corner. Seeing someone coming, he immediately curled up. It seemed he had been abused quite a bit in this cell these past few days, so he did not cry out or resist, but just huddled in the corner, staring with a pair of eyes at the two officers who entered. "Mr. Scheidemann, if I'm not mistaken, this…
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"Colonel Smith," Akado said, sitting on the sofa and holding a wine glass, very satisfied with his recent achievements—anyone who had doubled the money in their hands in a few months would feel a great sense of accomplishment. "Your esteemed government seems to be in a difficult situation recently." "Of course, it's very difficult," Smith said, shaking his head. "I hear you have several companies in your hands that have made some money." Akado laughed heartily and waved his hand. "That's all small…
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