Capítulo 1636: Chapter 604: Germany Berlin Olympics_2
In March this year, the little mustache embarked on the most insane adventure of his life—the march into the Rhineland Demilitarized Zone.
As ntioned earlier, the existence of the Rhineland Demilitarized Zone was always the biggest obstacle to war, a thorn and a pain for the little mustache, sothing he was eager to remove.
The little mustache sched that by tearing up the Versailles Treaty in this manner, he could boost his prestige dostically and further test the limits of various countries internationally.
In March, the little mustache ordered 30,000 German troops to enter the Rhine Demilitarized Zone.
This action, however, caused panic among the senior German military leaders.
German generals earnestly advised the little mustache to abandon this risky move, as Germany’s military expansion was not yet complete, with the base arsenal being very weak; whereas France and its two allies (Czech and Poland) could imdiately mobilize 90 divisions, with a reserve of 100 divisions.
Moreover, France and the Soviet Union had a mutual assistance treaty, aning that if France took punitive action against Germany, the Soviet Union was obliged to support France.
As the little mustache insisted on going his own way, General von Blomberg who was in charge secretly ordered the troops to “imdiately withdraw from the other side of the Rhine if faced with French military intervention.”
The little mustache, although outwardly tough, was deeply fearful at heart. He later expressed, “The 24 hours following the march into the Rhineland were the most nerve-wracking of my life, and I found myself on my knees more than once, praying for divine intervention to protect Germany. And my prayers were answered.”
Indeed. Whether it was the heavily ard France, the coldly observant UK and US, or the anxious Czechs and Poles, they all astonishingly chose to do nothing in response to the little mustache’s blatant treaty violation, executed without confidence.
When the UK Pri Minister and Foreign Secretary visited Germany on March 25, they could only passively listen to the little mustache’s report on military expansion and didn’t dare utter a word of dissent.
With a simple military response, they could have scared the Germans away without firing a single bullet.
But in reality, it was they who were scared away by the Germans.
The triumphant little mustache delivered a speech in Congress: “We swear, in restoring the glory of our nation, we will never succumb to any force!”
It was the success in entering the Rhineland Demilitarized Zone that further inflated the little mustache’s confidence.
This ti, they claid the Olympic Gas were aid at fostering European unity; in fact, it was rely the mber countries of the Olympic Organizing Committee seeking to satisfy the little mustache’s ambitions by such ans.
And the little mustache treated this Olympic Gas as an opportunity to showcase his muscle to the world.
“Block, when the Olympics open, let’s walk onto the podium together!”
The little mustache extended an invitation to Donnie.
“I’ll pass; this is the honor of the Germans, it’s inappropriate for to go up.”
Donnie declined the little mustache’s invitation with a smile.
He had co to Berlin secretly this ti.
And to showcase Germany’s power, the little mustache made an innovation at this Olympics by broadcasting it on television, allowing Germans to watch the gas from ho.
Television had already been developed back in 1925.
By 1928, ABC had already started experinting with TV broadcasts, although due to technical issues and the popularity of TV sets, TV broadcasts were not yet mainstream.
But General Electric had been researching new types of TVs and broadcast technologies!
This ti, the little mustache’s proposal to broadcast the Olympics on TV, allowing the German public to watch, was essentially an unrealistic idea.
But with the limitations of broadcasting technology, being able to let a few cities around Berlin watch this Olympic broadcast on TV would already be considered a great success.
The little mustache, seeing Donnie decline his invitation, showed a slight flicker of dissatisfaction in his eyes, but it soon vanished.
The little mustache was currently reliant on Donnie, under whose guidance Germany’s economy had indeed developed, and he was channeling all the economic gains into the arms race.
This year, Germany’s military expenditure exceeded the combined total of the UK, France, and the US.
Others may not know, but the little mustache was well aware that the most advanced global weaponry technology was in Ares Military Industry.
The transaction volu between Germany and Ares Military Industry had increased annually, reaching five hundred million US dollars this year, whereas it was only two hundred million last year.
However, the little mustache had his own ideas; he disliked being technologically dependent, hence he had been pushing German weapons companies to breach the technical barriers of Ares Military Industry over the past two years.
Without breaking through these technologies and achieving mass production, the little mustache needed Ares Military Industry.
“Block, this is the world’s focal point. Don’t you want to stand in front of the world at such a glorious ti?”
The little mustache continued trying to persuade Donnie to join him on the podium.
This wasn’t just about having Donnie share this mont of glory with him.
It was because of Donnie’s status.
Even without holding any official position in the United States, the whole world knew about Donnie Block’s influence in the country.
The little mustache already harbored thoughts of starting a war.
But he also knew he couldn’t engage in indiscriminate warfare without consideration.
He needed allies.
If at that ti Donnie could appear on the platform with him, then the whole world would think the United States and him were in the sa camp.
This significance was imnsely vital to the little mustache.
Donnie once again refused, saying: “Führer, I ca to Berlin secretly this ti to avoid the damned Rothschilds’ surveillance. If they find out I ca to Berlin and t with you, they would surely beco vigilant, and if they were to prematurely withdraw their assets from Germany, it would be detrintal to both of us.”
The little mustache’s expression beca serious.
This was indeed a critical issue.
Donnie’s visit to Berlin was mainly to negotiate with the little mustache on how to partition the Rothschild family’s assets in Germany.
Regarding the Rothschild Family, if they were regarded as just a rchant family, that would be a grave mistake!
They are not a simple comrcial family, but a financial empire.
Frankly speaking, Germany’s entry into the Rhine Demilitarized Zone had made the UK and France protest, but if Germany were to recklessly seize the Rothschild family’s wealth in Germany at this ti, the UK and France might indeed take military actions!
When discussing the Rothschild family, the little mustache finally gave up on inviting Donnie to join him on the Olympic podium.
“Damn the Rothschild family! Damn the Jewish rchants!” The little mustache angrily declared, “They’re like vermin, eroding the pride of Germans, and so proud Germans have even been corrupted by them, I will eventually kill them all!”
It was precisely because of his power in Germany that the little mustache realized how severely the German military and political circles had been infiltrated by the Rothschild family’s people.
Every ti he proposed so punitive asures against Jewish rchants led by the Rothschild Family, he faced considerable opposition.
This made the little mustache extrely angry!
“Mr. Block, I won’t hide the influence of the Rothschild family in Germany from you, what do you think is the best way to resolve their presence in Germany?”
The little mustache sought Donnie’s advice.
As of now, the only person to have waged war against and defeated the Rothschild family worldwide was Donnie Block!
The fact that the little mustache personally sought Donnie’s advice demonstrated his extre distaste for the Rothschild family’s influence in Germany!
Donnie smiled and said: “Führer, aren’t you already preparing for this matter? Control the military, and you control the initiative!”
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