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Chapter 432: Pawns

by karlmaks — Now, Montgomery finally understood what it felt like to be bogged down in urban warfare. His troops had fought bitterly in Norwich for an entire afternoon, leaving 3,000 bodies on the outskirts of the city without even managing to break into the city center. Only now did he realize the terrifying combat effectiveness the German army had displayed in the first battle for Norwich. The outer defensive lines that he had failed to break in an afternoon had been seized from the British by the Germans in just…
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Chapter 379: Paris

by karlmaks — "My God, I hear they're entering Paris today?" a citizen asked his companion beside him, his face pale with fear as he stared at the interse "My God, I hear they're entering Paris today?" a citizen asked his companion beside him, his face pale with fear as he stared at the intersection. "I hear these Germans are demons." "I don't know. The army people say they're all sick ghosts who have been hungry for ten years," his companion replied with a shrug. "But I don't really believe that. If our army of a…
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Chapter 411: Hell

by karlmaks — They all knew the Germans were coming. Just a few hours ago, German paratroopers had dropped into the areas behind them. They knew that hundreds, even thousands, of German soldiers had begun their attack, destroying roads, seizing bridges, and perhaps even slaughtering their wives and children. But as British soldiers tasked with defending the coastline, there was nothing they could do. German bombers flew over the beach like a swarm of locusts, dropping thousands of incendiary bombs and high…
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Chapter 358: The Fate of the Nation

by karlmaks — "A weakness?" A glint of light flashed in Churchill's eyes. He needed a victory so badly. He needed a great victory to continue the myth of the British Empire's invincibility. Hearing Vice-Admiral Holland say this, he felt as if he could see the future, as if he were already standing on the monument of a won war. "After repeated research and discussion, I have confirmed that although the German High Seas Fleet is powerful, it has a fatal weakness," Vice-Admiral Holland said, looking into Churchill's…
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Chapter 390: Brest

by karlmaks — Darlan swore that this was the first time in his life he had been so happy to see the German Air Force. As the dense formation of German fighters slaughtered the British planes in the sky, Darlan gave the order to carry out emergency repairs on the Dunkerque and to withdraw from the battle. "General, aren't we going to press the attack now and help the German Air Force take out the attacking British fleet?" Darlan's adjutant asked with a frown. "It's easy to chase them out, but if the British were to…
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Chapter 422: The Battle for Norwich

by karlmaks — In truth, landing in Britain was an unprecedented challenge for the German army. This challenge extended to every corner, making the vast German war machine feel a faint sense of unease. The first to feel the pressure was the German Navy's logistics and transport department. To accumulate the fuel and strategic materials needed for the landing operation, they had been working tirelessly since the end of January, and it was only on February 12th that they had barely met the minimum required…
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Chapter 369: Consolation

by karlmaks — On the edge of a collapsed factory building, several workers were helplessly moving the surrounding rubble. They then threw these not-so-lar On the edge of a collapsed factory building, several workers were helplessly moving the surrounding rubble. They then threw these not-so-large bricks onto a wheelbarrow on the side. When it was full, it was taken away by another man who was standing by the wheelbarrow, smoking. On the morning of January 27th, it was not just the British Royal Navy that had been…
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Chapter 401: A Tangled Dilemma

by karlmaks — Recently, Akado had not been in a good mood; the issue of British strategy was causing him endless worry. His subordinates had compiled all Recently, Akado had not been in a good mood; the issue of British strategy was causing him endless worry. His subordinates had compiled all sorts of outlandish plans, but most of them were utterly impractical. Akado had considered using the familiar American island-hopping tactic against Britain. By establishing a foothold on the relatively vulnerable Iceland, it…
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Chapter 433: Big Shots and Little People

by karlmaks — In a small pub in London, the old man Greve was drinking with two British naval officers. Supplies were scarce throughout London, but at t In a small pub in London, the old man Greve was drinking with two British naval officers. Supplies were scarce throughout London, but at the pub of a well-connected owner, fine wine and good food were still available in sufficient quantities. "I hear the Germans have landed?" the old man asked, swirling the wine in his glass as he spoke to his friend, the…
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Chapter 380: The Occupiers and the Occupied Territories

by karlmaks — The German army had occupied Paris. A disaster that the French had imagined countless times, but had almost never happened, had now become a The German army had occupied Paris. A disaster that the French had imagined countless times, but had almost never happened, had now become a reality that they had to accept. Up to this moment, a total of 1.5 million French and British prisoners had been captured by Germany, and Paris had indisputably become a city under German control. Soon, General von…
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