In fact, the US intelligence agencies underestimated Germany's efforts in various weapons, especially nuclear weapons. As early as 1927, Acardo secretly searched for qualified physicists for the German Wehrmacht and tried his best to make them serve themselves.

For example, he became friends with Einstein, and at the same time he secretly absorbed American physics researchers through Coca-Cola. Oppenheimer, a young scholar who was still unknown at the time, was secretly funded by the German side, and eventually completed his studies in Germany and joined German citizenship.

Part of this early investment is to allow Germany to gain better reserves of scientists, and on the other hand, it is also to poach the scientific community of countries such as the United States and the United Kingdom. Because Germany secretly took action too early, those scientists who were proven to be geniuses later were just ordinary college students in those years.

That's why Roosevelt lamented the predestiny of Acardo, lamented that the Germans could have such a unique vision, and accurately poached all the scientists who could become talented in the future among the countless people. Leaving a hole for the United States, which was late to realize, putting the scientific development of the United States, especially the scientific development in the military field, into a difficult situation.

Under the careful arrangement of Acardo, Germany's nuclear weapons research team is full of stars. The talents in Germany include famous scientists such as Otto Hahn and Heisenberg. The foreign talents include Manhattan engineering leaders such as Oppenheimer, who is famous in another time and space. The talents are so full of talents that the military leaders are amazed. In a room, except for the cleaners, the lowest education is three masters of physics who do odd jobs.

As early as April 1930, Professor Otto Hahn and his working group completed a specific experiment on atomic fission at the Emperor William Institute of Chemistry in Durham, Berlin. He bombarded element 92 with neutrons. The results were almost the same as planned. The uranium nucleus was "breaked" in the process and became two parts that were no longer uranium. This was the atomic fission phenomenon that Acardo told Einstein at that time.

On January 6, 1931, Otto Hahn submitted the results of his series of experiments to the long-awaited Akado. The head of state issued a mobilization order, ordering Paul Hatke, a professor at the University of Hamburg, to form the Third Reich nuclear weapons research department, focusing on the feasibility of developing nuclear explosives.

The head of state clearly stated in his command: "The first country with such an atomic weapon will have advantages that other countries cannot surpass."

The Wehrmacht military brought these scientists together through recruitment orders and gave them the best experimental environment and the greatest reward. They have the most sophisticated and state-of-the-art laboratories in the world, and the head of state-of-the-art was personally responsible for the project and claimed that this weapon could end the war as quickly as possible.

The head of the Third Reich, Akado Rudolph, gave this plan "special priority over all actions". With the support of this order, the research on atomic weapons was code-named "Rudolph Project" in Germany. As long as you think of the project code that can be named after the surname of the head of the head, you will know how amazing the scale of the plan is. Since Akado does not know which of the three methods to split uranium 5 is the best, German scientists actually used three methods to conduct fission experiments at the same time to find the most reasonable fission method faster.

Germany built heavy water plants in many areas, and even requisitioned some of the original border areas between the Netherlands and Germany in advance, where it began to build necessary buildings for nuclear power plants. Germany directly abandoned the impossible theory of nuclear fusion and focused on starting to attack in the direction of nuclear fission, which also bought more time for Germany.

On the other hand, due to material restrictions, Germany has not been smooth sailing in the research of nuclear weapons. For experimental needs, they have improved the technology of purifying raw materials and built more systematic laboratories. Even the power supply infrastructure has not been able to meet the needs and rebuilt part of it.

The development of nuclear weapons has huge requirements for electricity. Germany has built a large number of thermal power plants in advance and built a huge power grid with Berlin as the core to radiate to the surroundings. In order to develop the Germans' own nuclear weapons before the Americans, Akado and his men took great pains to the point.

In Germany, except for Prime Minister Augustus, who provided infrastructure construction for the entire Rudolph Plan, and Akado, the highest head of the empire, no one knew the entire content of Rudolph Plan. Even the Bailanhua Group, which provided assistance to the Rudolph Plan, only knew part of the plan.

In a forest 10 kilometers away from the outskirts of Berlin, a highway is the only way to safely enter and exit here. More than a dozen cars parked on the side of the road, and only one of the cars in the core drove slowly along the road. The car parked in front of the railings of the first post, and Anna walked off the car and handed the head of state's special pass to the captain on duty.

"Long live the head of state!" The captain stood attentively and shouted a slogan to let go. The railing was slowly lifted, and the car slowly passed the checkpoint after Anna got on the car. All movements seemed to be careful, because a fatal mine might be buried only a few centimeters from the edge of the road.

There are barbed wire and minefield warnings on the edge of the forest. Further inside are sentry towers and anti-aircraft gun positions. The core area has independent power supply stations and living areas. A straight avenue is interrupted until it reaches its core position. This avenue is called Rudolph Avenue by the people here.

At this moment, on both sides of the avenue, scientists in white coats were already crowded with scientists. They watched the car, which symbolized the highest status of the empire, slowly parked on the side of the road, watched a tall and thin man come out of the car, watched him take the coat handed over by the beautiful female secretary beside him with a smile, watched him walk to their eyes, and then spoke softly: "Thank you all for your hard work."

After the head of state got off the car, Anna and the head of state driver helped to move Dr. Einstein's wheelchair out of the car. The scientist with an explosive head looked pale now, and the pain of being unable to stand made him lose weight. However, he was in good spirits today because he met many very good old friends.

"Long live the head of state Akado Rudolph!" The soldiers in charge of the alert raised their arms around them, and some fanatical young scientists also raised their arms. When everyone raised their arms, Akado reached out to signal everyone to avoid the gift.

Then he walked to Otto Hahn and shook hands with the respected scientist: "No need to be polite. Today I will visit you. I am a guest, and everyone is the master here. Let's go, it's cold, go into the house and say." He walked in front, and Anna pushed Einstein, Otto Hahn, Heisenberg and others behind them and entered the house together.

"Today I am accompanying my old friend Dr. Einstein to visit you. I, Akado, keep your contribution to the empire in mind. You are the creators of the new world order and the heroes of the empire! It is the honor of being able to live with you in the same era and meet you." The conference room was filled with people, Akado shook hands with everyone and had a cordial conversation.

If his identity outside is the head of an empire, then here he faces the kings or monarchs of the physical and scientific circles. Anyone here can be said to be the brilliant jewel of human civilization. Here he is unconsciously humble, put down his figure and chats with everyone.

"Dr. Einstein suggested that we should leave a photo together and a photo that people will commemorate in the future." Otto Hahn and Einstein chatted for a while and suddenly suggested: "We should indeed take a photo, and the head of state is here today."

"You are all scientists. I'm a little too inappropriate in it. You'd better take a look." Akado waved his hand with a smile and refused.

Mrs. Curie, who was standing by, said proudly: "Dr. Einstein mentioned you in his letter to me. He highly praised you and said that if you can devote yourself to studying physics, you will definitely become a great scientist. He said that your explanation of atomic structure is very professional, and some of the statements have benefited him a lot."

She seemed unhappy at this point, but she still maintained her due demeanor: "If the guy Heinrich came today, I would not have taken photos with someone like him. And I think that if you can be recognized by Dr. Einstein for your academic qualities, you can already say that you are a physics scholar."

"Well said! We will not take photos with them, whether it is the marshal of the empire or the big merchants like Krupp. However, we don't mind being with you, the physicist Mr. Acardo Rudolph." Danish physicist Bohr also nodded.

So everyone stood in the auditorium and left a commemorative photo.

Remember these names, Acardo Rudolph sitting in the center, next to him is Einstein in a wheelchair, and on both sides are Heisenberg, Otto Hahn, and on both sides are Silad and Taylor. The young Oppenheimer stood in the crowd with a smile, smiling at the camera lens. Italian scientist Fermi, German scientist Tarasman, Metner, Betty, J. Frank; French scientists and the wife of Jorio Curie; Hungarian and Austrian scientists Rabbi, Frish, and Denmark's physics master...
Chapter completed!