Colonel Dogen was the chief military adjutant of the SS. This position was very eye-catching because at large ceremonies and ceremonies of the Nazi Party, he had to follow the head of the head as an armed entourage. In the early days of Hitler's rule, this position was generally left for Himmler, but as the work of the national general leader became increasingly busy, the task was changed to the commander of the head guard flag team.

Unlike Hitler, Xu Jun's military adjutant's office had several SS officers. That was because when the biochemical man Jack was the deputy head of the Nazi party, in order to facilitate the management of the Nazi party's party affairs, a team of SS officers was established.

Dogan and Randolph were the adjutants selected by Jack himself, and at that time they were just two inconspicuous low-level SS officers.

Daogen, who had been promoted to the commando of the first-level SS commando at that time, was a little disheartened by the depravity and corruption within the SS. He was about to make up his mind to leave the SS and join the Army again.

Randolph was an inexperienced rookie third-level commando squadron leader, who had just graduated from the SS Officer Training School of Badtelz. His class coaching director specially wrote a comment of more than 3,000 words for Lieutenant Randolph, which was said to be mixed with a lot of unsightly words. It was obvious that Randolph cadets had left a very deep impression on the former Army Major. To be honest, if Randolph had not had some background in his family, he would have been kicked out of the SS.

These two people will be selected by Jack. In addition to the coincidence of fate, they are also because of several traits that they share, that is, they are relatively simple in their minds and are not sensitive to political issues. They are not the stubborn and hard-core Nazi believers, nor are they Himmler's confidant. Jack needs such an assistant around him to make some small moves behind Hitler's back.

The facts were just like Jack hoped that when Hitler and Xu Jun had a conflict, Daogen and Randolph betrayed their oath of allegiance to Hitler without hesitation and stood firmly by the deputy head of state. Daogen and Randolph gained Xu Jun's unreserved trust, and the two officers later proved to Xu Jun with their own performance that they did not let down this trust at all.

At the beginning of the banquet, Daogen began to inspect the security work in the venue as before. It was the 1940s, and security measures mainly relied on manpower and did not have as many technical means as in later generations. There were no plainclothes guards in the Prime Minister's Office, but only soldiers of the guard flag team with guns and live ammunition. In order to show a peaceful and safe atmosphere in front of the media, only a few armed guards were arranged at the door and at the corner of the restaurant that day, and the total number of people was no more than one squad.

The security measures of the Prime Minister's Office have always followed the concept of tight outside and loose inside. The security inspections at the gate and around the mansion are the most stringent. External vehicles are prohibited from parking around the main building, and unrelated personnel are prohibited within two kilometers of the surrounding area. The German Prime Minister's Office is not a tourist attraction. The head of state needs a quiet office environment.

All visitors must make an appointment with the Prime Minister's Office in advance. After receiving approval from the Head of State, they will get a communication certificate. After entering the gate of the Head of State, visitors will also need to exchange the communication certificate for a metal number plate at the guest reception desk, which is engraved with numeric numbers of various colors. The visitor's numbers are registered in the visitor's record book, and then they can enter the head of the head of state under the guidance of the reception staff.

Interestingly, within the head of the capital, there were no guards at all except for a few important meetings and office doors. The visitors had little restraint, but in the Imperial Prime Minister's Office, which was shrouded in the solemn atmosphere, few people had the courage to walk around at will.

When the visit is over, the visitor must hand in the number plate and exchange it for the first communication certificate before leaving the Prime Minister's Office. This number plate is not only sent to the visitors, but also provided to temporary staff for use. When and when these people enter and leave, and how much time they stay, they are all clearly recorded. If anyone wants to hide in the Prime Minister's Office and make plans, the guards only need to check the entry and exit registration form to see it at a glance.

Today, there are too many visitors, so the number plate procedure is exempted, and even the identity verification procedures have been simplified. This is not because the guards are slack, but because this is the capital of the empire, no one can escape the supervision of the Security Bureau. These visiting reporters have long been repeatedly reviewed, and are all ordinary people with innocent identities. If they can obtain invitations, it proves that they have passed the certification of the Security Bureau.

So every visitor only needs to provide the guard with invitations and ID documents. The guard only needs to check whether the photos on the ID are consistent with the visitors. In fact, this is just a procedure. The head of state does not have a bottom profile of the visitor's identity photo, and in fact there is no way to compare whether it is really the person. To be honest, in that era without computers and the Internet, no unit can instantly check personal identity.

Mr. G holds an ID card specially issued to foreigners stationed in Germany. It was issued by the State Security Administration. It was covered with a large portrait of Mr. G, with many stamps and stamps. There was also a signature of the police officer under the table column. There was no problem at all. So after presenting the invitation, Mr. G walked into the gate of the Prime Minister's Office in a big way.

Daogen walked around the hall and found no mistakes. These soldiers of the guard flag team had accumulated a lot of security experience and even fought several times in actual combat. They had proved that they were fully capable of shouldering this mission. In order to protect the safety of the head of state, many people here were willing to contribute their lives.

The SS Colonel was very satisfied with the situation on the scene. It seemed that it was another successful reception banquet. The head of state's speech was very appealing and resonated with many media reporters present. After the destruction of the war, people became more fragile and sensitive, so they only needed to touch their hearts and easily gained their recognition.

This is a great leader. Daogen stood beside the wall, smiling and applauding as the head of state's speech, his heart was filled with emotion. The emotions of the reporters around him were also moved by the head of state's words. They recorded Xu Jun's words in their notebooks with various shorthand symbols that they could understand, and from time to time they would be amused by some of the playful words in the head of state's speech, and from time to time they would make pleasant laugh.

Everyone's attention was attracted by the head of state. He was a well-deserved star on the scene. In this harmonious atmosphere, no one whispered to each other and waited for a while. It seemed that there was such a shameless person.

Daogen saw a small man with red hair, whispering to his companion next to him, and then he seemed to be stopped by his deskmate. Daogen recognized that the stopper was Heinz from the People's Observer, who was an old Nazi party member who was qualified to be older than him. Unfortunately, he was implicated by the stormtroopers and now he can only make a living in the People's Observer, and he has never had the chance to be promoted.

Just in response to Heinz's performance just now, Dogen decided to say a few good words to him in front of the head of state, at least to promote him to deputy editor-in-chief or something. Mr. Heinz didn't know at this moment that his life had changed because of his accidental behavior.

Daogen began to walk slowly along the wall from the back of the banquet hall, and as he passed the red-haired table far away, he turned his head and took a look. He wanted to see what kind of face this guy who disrespected the head of state had.

But the colonel's attention was immediately attracted by the man next to the thin red-haired man. Colonel Daogen could hardly believe his eyes, and even his breathing became rapid at that time, because he knew that the grey-haired gentleman with an elegant temperament in the distance should theoretically be a dead man.

ps: The matter was completed early, so I updated it early. Thank you for your support.

I just looked at the fan title carefully and composed of up to four letters or Chinese characters. The ff group seems to have been registered, so we can only think of a name again.

In addition, the fan name seems to be collected by readers after giving the author a certain amount that month. It is the reader’s personal honorary title, just like the King of Hills and the Double Walls of the Empire. It is not an organizational name, but a group or other name is somewhat inappropriate.
Chapter completed!