"Long live the head of state!" Two generals of the National Defense Forces raised their arms and saluted Akado who walked into the conference room. A German military planning meeting against Czechoslovakia was being held here, and the atmosphere in the entire conference room was a little nervous.

"Long live the Great German will!" Akado waved his hand to express his gift, then walked straight to the map, looking at the small wooden blocks that were constantly pushed by the secretary with long poles.

He looked at it for about two minutes, then looked up at his Defense Minister Schletcher, and General Bolauschic, the new commander-in-chief of the Army beside Schletcher: "Tell me, how are everything being deployed?"

"My head of state, the army mobilized 7 divisions of troops, concentrated on the front lines of Hebbe, Karovary, Most, Usti, and Jechin." General Blaushichi pointed to the border between Germany and Czechoslovakia on the map.

Then he pointed to Austria with a long whip, the new territory of Germany, the "Eastern Province": "In addition, we deployed two infantry divisions in Austria, as well as the 26th Cavalry Division commanded by Major General Rommel."

"Once Czechoslovakia counterattacks our army, Major General Rommel's 26th Cavalry Division will enter the city of Budjejovice in Czech Republic, attacking Strakonice, threatening the rear of the Czechoslovak border Maginot, and forcing its border defenders to retreat." As Bolauschichi told, a secretary moved the small wooden blocks on the map with a push rod and demonstrated the changes in the positions of the troops on both sides to Akado.

"Once we cross the border line, our armored forces can take advantage of their speed and annihilate the retreating Czechoslovak army on the road." Schletcher explained: "This combat plan allowed us to avoid the situation of falling into positional warfare on the Czechoslovak border."

"It's a pity that the time for the troops to enter Czechoslovakia was seriously delayed!" Akado supported his chin with his hand, obviously a little unsatisfied with the plan: "What are we trying our best to plan the Sudeten area? There are hundreds of thousands of workers in large factories there! Once the war breaks out, do you think that as time goes by, these equipment and workers will stay where we are waiting for us to pass?"

He said as he pointed to the map: "Once the frontal battle breaks out for more than twenty-four hours, the speed of the armored forces will be known to the whole world, and the only secret weapon we can take will be exposed. Is this price too high?"

"This is impossible to avoid, my head of state." Blauxichi said helplessly: "We only have such an offensive plan that can be adopted, attack the Little Maginot defense line head-on. We will lose a division's troops within two days of the war. This is not a loss that the National Defense Force can bear."

Katherine, who was standing aside, also took a step forward and reported to Akadohui: "My head of state, the Air Force is only equipped with 37 latest me-109 fighter jets. These aircraft cannot ensure air supremacy in the entire war zone. Our Air Force's plan is to temporarily give up the frontal battlefield and ensure the safety of General Rommel's offensive cluster."

"The General Staff Headquarters deduces that within three to five days after the battle begins, French troops will attack our western defense line, and the Ziegfe line there cannot withstand the French attack." General Bock also persuaded: "My head of state, in fact, it is already a very good situation for us to seize Austria, and there is no need to take risks for Czechoslovakia."

Akado knew that this was not a risk, but a situation that was difficult to get into. If he stopped his actions in Czechoslovakia, how could he explain to the world his claim to liberate all Germans? Those Germans who had taken action would be ruthlessly suppressed by their countries, and Akado would forever lose their support and understanding. What was even more terrifying was that the French and British would see clearly that Germany was bluffing, which directly affected the implementation of Germany's entire strategic deployment.

"We must put on such a stance!" Akado said seriously: "Show the world that we are about to attack Czechoslovakia! Leave other things to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs! Time will stand on our side! Believe me, the British and French will not choose to defend Czechoslovakia to the death. They are more willing to give it to us and let us stop the Soviets' plan to move westward."

It was already ten days after Akado finally convinced his generals to continue preparing military operations against Czechoslovakia and assured them that Germany would not be involved in the war quagmire in the short term.

When he walked out of the combat conference room and took the coat that Anna handed him, he found that the sweat had soaked his shirt. He smiled awkwardly, then walked out of the gate of his extremely familiar Wehrmacht Command, got into the car and rushed directly to the German parliament. In the afternoon, he had an important speech to make.

Sitting in the back row of the car and hugging Anna's slim waist with charming lines, Akado breathed heavily. Germany is still not strong enough, not strong enough for everyone to think they will win.

The entire fleet stopped at the entrance of a restaurant, and Anna got out and bought a hamburger, a glass of coke and fries for Akado. This fast food restaurant belongs to the catering department of Bailanhua Group. Its name is Akadoqi, and it is called McDonald's fast food chain. This fast food was popular with people as soon as it was released, because it became the favorite of workers and staff because of its speed and cheapness.

But no one would have thought that the actual controller of a country was so busy that he wanted to buy this cheap food to satisfy his hunger on the way. Akado was chewing burgers with meat patties and vegetable leaves on the shaking car, while asking Anna to help record the speech and go to Merkel to discuss things.

"If the British king was as busy as me, Austria should be a country now." After swallowing the last bite of hamburger and rinsing his mouth with Coke, Akado smiled and said to Anna beside him: "When the matter here is over, I will give myself a vacation and visit the famous mountains and rivers in Germany."

Anna smiled, then nodded, finally leaned on Akado's shoulder, and murmured, "I'll be with you!"

In the afternoon's speech at Congress, Acardo took out a famous speech that was originally Hitler! This is an inspiring rhetoric that Gu Changge from another world admired, but now Acardo is preparing to plagiarize to encourage his audience: "At the most dangerous time of the Germanic nation, Britain, France and other countries are tempted by us, while our government is cowardly and incompetent."

"They forgot the pride of the Germanic nation and gave up the dignity of the Germanic nation. They wanted to retreat on the road to saving their Germanic compatriots. They wanted to give up the Czech Germanic people who were looking forward to our arrival! They were a shame to the Germanic nation!"

Akadogao waved his arm and clenched his fists in the air: "Do we want to see these malicious countries and those in power bullying the great Germanic people? Do we also want to retreat? Do we see our compatriots' homes decay? Do we see our sons creating capital for them, our daughters, and our wives becoming their playthings?"

"Friends, we are descendants of the great Germanic people, and we have noble blood. Do we want those lower nations to rule our friends, relatives, and even ourselves?"

He waved his hand as if to erase everything: "No! We are descendants of the noble Germanic peoples, and we do not want our lower nations to rule us, we want to rule those lower nations and let them surrender to our feet!"

"We want to move forward, and we want to recreate the glory of the Germanic nation!"

Speaking of this, the entire Congress, led by Speaker Royke Carter, heard warm applause.

When the applause gradually subsided, Acardo once again gave a German salute and ended his speech with the greatest voice he could scream: "Friends, move forward! Let those lower nations tremble under our feet! Go forward!"

This speech did have the effect that Akado expected, and the MPs were cheering under his agitation. The collective vote was easy to pass the resolution "German armed intervention in the enslavement of the German nation in the Sudetenland region", which made Germany's use of military power legalized, and the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs became more justified on the issue of belonging to the Sudetenland region.

In the evening, Acardo met with German Foreign Minister Merkel who was summoned by him. The two analyzed and summarized the current diplomatic situation. Acardo issued a death order to Merkel, requiring him to handle the attitude of Britain and France towards the Sudetenland within five days.

Then Acardo rushed to the airport, where he took a plane to Vienna to attend the German Music Film Festival held in Vienna. After all, the film company he had produced more than a dozen excellent films that shocked the world. As a famous screenwriter in the industry and the German head of state who has achieved extraordinary achievements in politics, art and business, he was invited by the organizer to attend the opening ceremony of the art festival.

Unlike Germany's thriving, Czechoslovakia has now become extremely depressed due to riots and riots. Production in the world's top ten industrial countries has come to a halt, the economy has completely collapsed, and countless civilians have flocked to the streets, holding high flags to hope that the German head of state can come and save the country.

On January 2, 1934, the New Year just passed. At the last urging of Germany, the British government was the first to express its opinion, recognizing Germany's ownership of the Sudetenland region and the actual control of Germany over Czechoslovakia. The Czechoslovak diplomatic envoy who rushed to Britain did not see the British king at all.

The next day, the German armed forces crossed the Czechoslovak border. More than ten minutes later, the Czechoslovak border troops gave up resistance and the little Maginot line was declared lost within a few hours. The German armored troops drove straight in and soon drove into Prague, the largest city in Czechoslovakia.

On January 4, 1934, the United States and Japan successively recognized Czechoslovakia as merged into Germany. On January 5, France announced that it would not comment on the matter.
Chapter completed!