Although Akado's speech in parliament was a great success and was interpreted by the outside world as "the German government has regained its chest", it is really an unwise choice to discuss the border issue now, as the aftermath of the economic crisis has not passed. At least Akado knows that the cards in his hand are not fully prepared.

But no one knew that after returning to his office, Akado swept all the things on the table onto the carpet. He was furious in his room, even shocked his secretary Anna.

"These bastards! Are they all pig brains? Since I am the chairman! Since I am their leader! Then what they have to do is to faithfully execute every order I give! Instead of taking your own initiative!" Akado yelled angrily at the row of people standing at the door of the office.

It is really impossible to blame him for his loss of composure this time, because Akado felt panic and despair at this time. Everything that happened in the Czech Republic proved that his control was challenged, unprecedented challenges, and proved that many people in the Great German Party did not faithfully execute his orders.

What's even more terrible is that once things are separated from his plan, Akado's only control over the future will lose its effect. He is changing Germany, and the more he changes, the more confusing the future will become. Now he can't see through many things, so Akado is more afraid of this future that has lost control.

"Merkel!" Akado frowned and shouted, "Tell me what the reason is, why the actions in the Czech Republic were advanced? This is different from what we planned! This will disrupt my entire strategic deployment!"

Just a few hours ago, former German Chancellor Stresman was ordered to rush to Britain to mediate the sudden outbreak of the Czechoslovakia issue. Germany was forced to stand up and express his views, but in fact it was a temporary measure that had to be done. Stresman brought Acardo's secret order this time. Once the UK refused to support Germany on the ethnic issues of the Sudeten region, Germany would announce to the UK that it would unilaterally take military action against Czechoslovakia.

"The Prime Minister is the leader of some of the following regions who are taking their own initiative. They feel that starting early will get more support and assistance, so it is earlier than the expected time for the riot." Merkel replied in a panic. It was the first time he saw Akado furious, so he was a little uncomfortable.

The Austrian nationality issue that Akado had instigated for a long time was still brewing. He originally wanted to follow Hitler's old path step by step, but he just changed a little, such as getting the time of the incident ahead of time, and choosing the right answer at several key points, but now he found that he was wrong and he was out of control of the future of such a world.

"The original plan was to launch Austria's "Berisher Plan" next month to let Austria's national issues surface to test the reactions of Britain and France. But now it seems that we have to change this plan." Merkel said helplessly with a frown.

"That is the top ten industrial producers in the world! It is a country equipped with a thousand tanks! They have complete fortifications on the border. Once they resist, we will fall into the quagmire of war! Do you ask me to go to the Presidential Palace to persuade Hindenburg to order a national mobilization? Idiot!" Akado covered his forehead in pain and waved his hand to Anna who was walking over with coffee, signaling her not to come.

"Britain and France are not prepared for war, and the news sent back by various countries shows that these countries, like us, can only wait and see what is about to happen." Gascoll, the Minister of Intelligence, stepped forward and persuaded.

Akado looked up at him, then shook his head: "Gascoll, the difference is that these countries still have choices now, but we have no more! If we don't make a fuss about the ethnic issues on the border of Czechoslovakia, then we will never have the chance to make a fuss about it in the future, do you understand?"

After Akado finished speaking, he sighed, looked at General Hamestein, who was standing aside without speaking, and asked, "How is the Army prepared? Is everything going according to the plan?"

"Mr. Prime Minister, the National Defense Forces have five divisions moving towards the border. If necessary, they can mobilize the reserve troops of three divisions nearby." Hamestein answered at the scene: "For the specific deployment of these troops, please refer to the action plan formulated by the National Defense Forces separately."

"There are no outsiders here. Don't be afraid of leaking secrets!" Akado waved his hand and then pointed to the map and said, "Let's talk about the deployment plan."

"As the main attacking force, Guderian's 25th Armored Division has moved to the vicinity of Chemnitz, but because of the rush, they need one to two days to rest." Hamestein pointed to the map and said, "The 23rd Armored Division was ordered to stand by in Dresden, and the 21st Motorized Infantry Division is also moving towards this area."

"Okay! Can you guarantee that the National Defense Forces can break through the Czech border defense line as soon as possible? I heard that permanent fortifications were built there, and they are called the Little Maginot Line." Akado interrupted his introduction and asked the question he wanted to know the most.

"Mr. Prime Minister," said General Hamestein, bowing his head: "In the past, the Wehrmacht has been working hard to standardize weapons and simplify logistics. Our gun caliber is small, the advantage is that we can carry more weapons and equipment and have a greater firepower density, but the disadvantages are also obvious - we lack heavy cannons that attack fortresses and reinforced concrete fortifications."

He paused and continued, "So once the Czech troops use those fortifications to fight back on the spot, I can't guarantee that my troops can quickly pass those obstacles and lines of defense."

"This is the second time we have handed our lives to someone else's palms! How many times do you plan to play like this?" Akado laughed angrily. He stood up and stared at his subordinates. Because he looked a little taller because of his thin cheekbones, his blue eyes looked a little scary.

Everyone knows what he meant twice. Last time, under his own strength, the German team drove into the Rhineland Demilitarized Zone. That time, the German army was not as large as that of now. France and British troops could defeat Germany at any time. This time, Germany was in such a crisis again.

Only Akado knew the true meaning of his words. When he entered the Rhineland Demilitarized Zone, he was gambling alone with his understanding of the future. To put it bluntly, he could probably guess the result, so he was a little confident. Now he could not guess the result, so this time it was the real "leave your destiny to others."

In fact, in the past year, all the good news came from all over Germany, and the joyful good news. After a long period of technical reserves and the time saving for designers to avoid detours, Germany has achieved amazing results in science and technology in various fields.

In the early years, Sumitomo Metals, which was acquired by Akado in Japan, successfully developed high-strength aluminum alloy technology. This material technology was sold by the German Wehrmacht to the "Japanese friends" in the Far East at a high price. This synthetic metal was taken for granted on the new fighter aircraft of the National Wehrmacht Air Force code-named "Queen" (according to the requirements of structural engineers, this material is used in small quantities on non-main components of the fighter aircraft to reduce the weight of the aircraft, accounting for no more than 20% of the total material).

In the cooperation agreement with the Japanese, Germany imported a large amount of aluminum from Japan. At the same time, Germany also purchased tens of millions of aluminum ingots from the United States and transported them to China for storage as strategic reserves. Although it still cannot meet the consumption of large-scale wars, it has made planned reserves of these rare metals.

As the secret weapon of the Air Force, the me-109 fighter, code-named "Qingying", has been designed and finalized, and two prototypes have been built. During the test flight, the fighter performed almost perfectly, completely surpassing all existing aircraft in terms of speed and climbing.

This type of aircraft adopts a fully enclosed cabin, and its practical ceiling is much higher than that of existing military aircraft. The only drawback is that the range of this fighter is a little shorter, but it has reached an astonishing 800 kilometers, and can use an abandonable mounted secondary fuel tank. Although it can only be regarded as a short-legged fighter, it has indeed made considerable progress compared to the range in previous lives.

According to historical experience in his previous life, Akado knew that liquid-cooled engines had overwhelmed air-cooled engines in the performance of liquid-cooled engines in the middle and late stages of World War II, so Akado was determined to avoid the detours that Germany took on aircraft engines. He ordered the Air Force to use liquid-cooled engines to develop related cooling technologies. Although all aircraft engine engineers did not understand this stubborn, almost unreasonable decision at the beginning, after several protests were ineffective, they were forced to accept the fact that the Defense Force Air Force only booked liquid-cooled engine fighter jets.

The design project of this kind of aircraft can be described as harsh. Designers were asked to stuff the engine with as much horsepower as possible into a very small space. In the end, the birth of a new engine and the renewal of materials completed the technical indicators proposed by the military, namely Akado.
Chapter completed!