Chapter 1011: Conspiracy in the Middle East

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"So, my head of state ... three infantry divisions deployed in Turkey, are we going to be transferred back?" Ribbentrop heard this and knew Akado's plan. The head of state hoped that Turkey could rely on himself 'S power withstood the offensive of the Allied forces. At least until the end of the Eastern Front battle, Germany will not spend extra power to support Turkey.
Akado didn't seem to hear Ribbentrop's question and remained silent for a long time. But he did hear it, so after a while, he finally answered his subordinate's question: "Sometimes, it is worth sacrificing some people for the benefit of the empire."
It seems to be convincing myself, and it seems to be making an explanation. In short, Akado finished this, and then added: "I have ordered Scherna to transfer all the commanders of the three infantry divisions. Come back, I hope this order is too late. "
After all, he is not a cold-blooded politician, and he is unwilling to discard so many young lives on the battlefield. But he was not the fledgling university assistant, so he chose a sacrifice in exchange for greater victory.
It is a pity that his decision was too late. The Allied forces broke through the Turkish defense line on June 4th and surrounded the three German infantry from the flanks. The battle was so fierce that the US military once planned to give up the siege. The Germans left. Until the bombs were exhausted, the Germans never really considered the option of surrender. They tried to contain the US armored forces and win the chance of victory for the Turkish friendly forces. Unfortunately, their friendly Turkish forces collapsed for a thousand miles, and there was no plan to cooperate inside and outside. .
Sierte was occupied by US forces a few days later, and Turkey had no trace of counterattack, so he threw a large area of ​​his territory east of Lake Fan to the United States and the British team. By the way, there were three German light infantry divisions, close to 25,000 soldiers.
In the end, more than 17,000 German soldiers surrendered to the US military. They emptied most of their ammunition, then burned their flags, and then walked out of the dilapidated bunker, decently handing over their weapons to the US military. They were also given the treatment they deserved. These captives were detained by Americans alone, and were separated from nearly 100,000 Turkish prisoners of war.
The Americans immediately showed the German weapons they seized to the field photographers on the battlefield, including a car on which the German division was riding, as well as dozens of war horses and more than one g42 general-purpose machine gun.
This is the first time the Allied forces have formed an annihilation of the German forces since the beginning of this war. It is also the first time that unilaterally captured more than 10,000 German troops. The defeat of Turkey made the sharp contradictions within the Axis Powers begin to show up, and the voices of accusations against each other one after another.
The German responsibilities of the Turkish army betrayed their allies, which led to the fiasco of Silt; while Turkey screamed that the Germans were not meaningful, and that they would lose so much land if they did not reinforce Turkey; When it comes to dividing the Balkans, neither Germany nor Turkey are good people.
Then Turkey kept advising Germany and began planning a new round of counterattack. They invested almost all of their mobile force, hoping to rely on quantity to make up for the lack of quality and counterattack the United States and Britain.
With this ambiguous battle plan, none of the German General Staff staff was optimistic about the attack. Marshal Brouchich, who hurried back to Berlin from the wolf's den, looked for a long time before raising his head and waiting for the head of state opposite Akado: "I have been your general for some years. From the beginning of the war, we I have always used command and technical superiority to defeat the number of enemies who are superior to us ... so I personally really do not like this plan. If I can, I will make every effort to prevent Turkey from finding its own way. "
"It's late! Now in this case, Turkey will not listen to our suggestions. Their internal disgust against our emotions is everywhere. The more we oppose the plan, the more likely they are to take action." Akado was helpless With a sigh, he asked Braušić: "If Turkey loses, or if they withdraw from the Axis Group ... do we have any way to expand our interests?"
"I will immediately order General to drive his tank into Greece and at least occupy areas along Istanbul and the like to ensure unimpeded shipping on the Marmara Sea." Brahic said coldly: "The plan has been drawn up long ago It ’s over, just to implement it, it will involve the strength of the J Group Army. "
"If, I'm just making a hypothesis ... Italy and Turkey have problems at the same time. How likely are we to stabilize the situation?" Akado leaned back in his chair and asked with a trace of tiredness in his tone.
He suddenly remembered the old man who had left him shortly, and the old Prime Minister Augustus who had handled the whole German affairs in an orderly manner. If this wise old man is still alive, presumably the situation in Germany is much better than it is now? If the old man is still there, maybe Turkey and Italy, even the slightest fluke, dare not be born?
"My head!" Brahich stood up from his chair and stood in front of Akado. He solemnly said: "I follow you along the way, maybe you have the same problem with the military autonomy Some differences, but I always see you as the person I loyal and follow. "
He stood upright, and his slender figure had the temperament and style that Prussian noble soldiers should have. The marshal looked at Akkado and continued without hesitation: "Marching into the Rhineland, occupying Czechoslovakia, conquering Poland, defeating France, landing in the United Kingdom, and fighting back against the Soviet Union. We have absolute control over which war What happened? "
"You took us from one victory to another, this is the pride of our Third Emperor's people who piled up with countless victories! I just want to say this to you: Fortunately, we have not lost so far "Over!" Marshal Brouchich said here and stood up to salute and ended his speech.
Yes, this is the pride of the Germans. They followed their heads of state and walked all the way from Poland. From the standpoint of war height, they really didn't seem to have lost. Although there have been setbacks in Kursk, Norway, and Turkey, these failures are all in enemy territory.
Akado nodded and said softly to his marshal. Thank you: "I know, thank you, my marshal."
After he finished speaking, he didn't say anything else, because Brauchich had already told him the answer he wanted. The Germans have more than 60,000 troops in the entire Balkan region. As long as these troops draw 10,000 people, they can hit Istanbul like the United States and Britain. And Akado is full of confidence in , at least the j group army is much more powerful than the 10,000 U.K. in the United States and Britain.
After Brauchich went out, when Akado closed his eyes and rested, he suddenly told Anna who was pressing his shoulders: "Anna, I prepared a message in my name and sent it to the Supreme Command. To Marshal Rommel. The content is as follows: Immediately find a way to launch an offensive, sweep some important cities, then stabilize the defense line, rush back to Alexandria, and receive the Jews I sent over. "
Since the Germans entered the Middle East, the local Jewish merchants have been a little unable to sit still. They desperately hope that the Germans can immediately fulfill their promises and find a place for them to build their country in their original hometown.
Akado did not intend to pay the bill, and he was very willing to help the Jews build a Middle Eastern country. It was not the kindness of the head of state, but it was in the fundamental interests of the entire Third Reich.
Once helping the Jews really gain a foothold in the Middle East, then at least Akado can immediately get two deposits as a benefit: the first deposit is that the Jews in the United States will diverge, leading to a decline in the support rate of the US president. Obviously it is good news for the Germans; the second deposit is a large number of industrial products of the Jews in Germany, and the huge deficit of previous loans will disappear without blocking.
As mentioned earlier, a large part of the funds for Germany ’s war to expand its armaments are raised by means of borrowing money or distributing money in advance, as well as Mifu coupons. There is now a portion of the borrowed money and the stolen money that has been distributed without repayment, which is undoubtedly good news for the German economy in a vicious circle.
So Akado promised the Jewish mission to Egypt, and went to the front to investigate his request. This matter was to be handed over to Marshal Rommel, and it seemed that the German side was more formal.
The reason for ordering Rommel to find a way to attack locally is to help Turkey share some of the pressure as much as possible. After all, Turkey is an important ally of the Axis. Pushing it directly to the Allies is obviously an extremely unwise choice. . Akado hoped that Turkey could be stabilized slightly to delay as long as it could find another way out.
As for Akado asking if Braušić had problems with Turkey and Italy at the same time, whether Germany could cope with it, it was purely meant to make the worst plan. Less than a last resort, Germany does not want to lose its two major allies at the same time.
"I get it! Dear. I'll prepare this document." Anna stopped pressing Akado's shoulder. This kind of thing is not what the secretary needs to do. Of course, her relationship with Akado It ’s not just the secretary and the boss.