Chapter 1813: : Killing the Heart

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People's gold disappeared, and there was a small-scale riot in Japan. However, because the government and the army put pressure together, the matter was quickly pressed down, and there was no report in the newspaper.
Japan dispatched a large number of police and military forces to conduct a large-scale and intensive search, but still no trace of the robbers were found. Even the group of robbers in Japanese military uniforms came from no investigation.
When Jiang Hao came and walked on the street, he could occasionally see Japanese policemen running hurriedly by. Whenever he saw a suspicious person, he would step forward and interrogate him, which made the people very nervous.
Occasionally, we can see trucks full of Japanese troops roaring past.
Jiang Hao recovered his original appearance, wearing a straight suit, very handsome.
When I came to Embassy Street, it was obviously cleaner. I walked into an English-style cafe and ordered a cup of coffee and a plate of desserts. The waitress brought a tray and brought it over. She was a Japanese woman who looked pretty and could enter the British. The cafe must have been carefully selected.
Jiang Hao took out the 2 yen note and handed it over.
"tip".
The girl's eyes suddenly light up.
You know, in this era, a second lieutenant's monthly salary is only 70 yen, an ordinary Japanese worker's salary is only 30 or 40 yen, and the waitress can earn about 20 yen a month.
But now Japan’s prices are also very low,
First-class rice is 0.6 yen per liter, third-class rice is 0.5 yen per liter, pork is 0.6 yen per catty, and chicken is 0.5 yen per catty.
Ramen is 0.2 yen per serving, tuna sushi is 0.3 yen per serving, French wine is 5 yen a bottle, and bicycles are 60 yen apiece.
Premium Kabukicho is 20 yen per night.
2 yen is equivalent to 3 days' salary for the Japanese waiter in front of her.
The girl hurriedly bowed and took the tip with both hands, "Thank you, sir, you are so generous."
"I want to ask you, how many foreign newspapers are nearby? I want a foreign newspaper, the famous one?" Jiang Hao asked.
After the Meiji Restoration in Japan, the road to the rise of capitalism has gradually become stronger. Many newspapers have also opened branches in Japan, and they are usually opened in the embassy area because it is relatively safer.
Jiang Hao had an idea in his heart and needed the help of his ‘friend’ from the newspaper, so he came to the embassy area.
"Walking 300 meters east to the left is the branch of The Times in Japan. The person in charge is Mr. William Simmons. He occasionally comes to our cafe to sit and sit."
"Walking 200 meters further east, after the French Embassy, ​​is the "Le Figaro" branch. The president is Mr. Morris, a fat old man with an upturned beard." The last sentence girl It was said with a small smile.
"Walk to the crossroads of the main street and walk 200 meters south, which is the American "Wall Street Journal", and not far north, you will see the branch office of the German "Frankfurt" newspaper."
"Thank you."
Jiang Hao smiled at the girl, and the girl's face suddenly appeared a little shy.
"Can you bring me some newspapers?" Jiang Hao said.
"Of course, the cafe orders the latest newspapers every day, including the newspapers of the newspapers I just mentioned, but some are in English and German. Can you understand it, sir?" the girl asked.
"no problem."
After a while, the girl brought the newspaper, a thick pile, the girl glanced at Jiang Hao, and left with shame.
Jiang Hao opened the first "The Times", and he was taken aback at the moment, not attracted by the content of the newspaper, but actually contained a small note written with a cafe note inside.
"My name is Keiko, and I leave work at 9pm, and I live alone at 83 MM Street."
Does this mean inviting yourself to visit her house?
The girl's appearance is pure and lovely, but she is not tall but very exquisite.
Jiang Hao folded the note and put it in the pocket of his suit. In the distance, Keiko was hiding behind the door and watching Jiang Hao secretly, watching Jiang Hao put the note away, smiling.
You may not actually go, the receipt is just a respect for the girl.
Jiang Hao continued to read newspapers. There was no report on Galaxy Street and the loss of gold in Japanese newspapers. Jiang Hao could guess that the Japanese government must have controlled the news. This is normal.
In those foreign newspapers, Jiang Hao still saw some reports that the Japanese government did not manage these European and American newspapers so much and could only conceal the truth as much as possible.
The Times reported that there was a military riot in Tokyo, the capital of Japan. Later, there was a conflict with the Japanese police force. The gunshots rang for a long time. It should be a major incident. In the end, many soldiers died. It is suspected to be an internal conflict.
"Le Figaro" reported that Japanese soldiers robbed the bank, clashed with the police and garrison who arrived in a gun battle, and may eventually rob some of their property. The exact amount is unknown.
The "Frankfurt Newspaper" reported that a number of gold shops in Japan were recently ransacked and the losses were not small. Some wealthy people reported that the hidden gold had disappeared and the police were solving the case.
However, looking at the text of this scam report, it is very realistic and not exaggerated. There are only a few words, and it is estimated that it will not attract much attention.
After drinking coffee and eating dessert, Jiang Hao paid the bill and left. When she left, Keiko delivered a bow to the door. Jiang Hao smiled at her, and Keiko smiled back.
When I walked to the street, walked in the direction that Huizi said, and soon saw the newspaper of The Times, Jiang Hao walked in.
He has already thought about it, and is ready to choose The Times.
"The Times" was founded in 1785. It is a comprehensive nationally distributed daily newspaper in the United Kingdom. It is a newspaper that exerts a huge influence on the politics, economy and culture of the world.
In this matter, the United Kingdom has not yet fallen into the altar. It is still the most powerful country in the world. The sun does not set the British Empire. Therefore, their newspapers, especially the Times, can be said to be the world's largest newspaper. However, it has a great influence all over the world.
"I want to see Mr. William Simmons." Jiang Hao said to the receptionist in pure English.
Seeing Jiang Hao dressed well, the female receptionist asked politely: "Do you have an appointment with Mr. Simmons?"
"Just say that there is news about Bank Street, I believe he will meet me." Jiang Hao said.
The receptionist hurried to report, and not long after he went downstairs, he was relieved to see Jiang Hao sitting there, "Sir, Simmons invites you to his office."
In the office, Jiang Hao met William Simmons, a middle-aged man with a bald but thick beard.
"This gentleman, you said you have inside information on Bank Street, what is the inside story?" William Simmons quickly asked when he saw Jiang Hao.
Jiang Hao didn't talk nonsense with this guy at all. There was a flash of light in his eyes, and he directly controlled his spirit. After a while, William Simmons was sober and looked at Jiang Hao and said, "Sir, what do you want to say."
"I'll say you write it, and then send a telegram to the headquarters of the British "Times" to publish the report there." Jiang Hao said.
"Good sir." Simmons immediately took out a pen and paper to record.
Half an hour later, a proliferating press release came out, Jiang Hao gave him instructions on what to do next, and then left.
Simmons came to the telegraph room with the press release and asked the telegrapher to send the press release to the Times.
After half a day, he received a confirmation telegram from the Times Headquarters asking about the authenticity of this press release, and Simmons confirmed it again.
the next day,
The headline of the "Times" published a news headline "Japan's economy is about to collapse!"
The subtitle is "32 banks in the Japanese capital were violently robbed by Japanese soldiers, who took away all banknotes, gold, silver, and valuables, including the Bank of Japan, and lost more than 15 billion yen. Japan is now in a financial dilemma. I am afraid that in the future There will be a major economic crisis, and countries should be vigilant."
The content of the report described the entire robbery process in great detail. A total of 800 Japanese Army soldiers rushed into Bank Street under the leadership of the officers and robbed banks one by one.
The bank vault was ransacked and ransacked. The Tokyo Garrison, responsible for safeguarding Tokyo’s security, dispatched about 12,000 people to engage in fierce gun battles with military robbers on Bank Street. All 12,000 of the Tokyo Garrison were killed.
The military robbers left with 15 billion yen worth of banknotes, gold and silver, and finally disappeared.
This huge sum includes the fiscal revenue of the Japanese Ministry of Finance, private bank deposits, and the state reserve of gold and precious metals.
The emperor of Japan was furious and ordered the military to launch an investigation. But a few days later, the soldiers disappeared like the world, and the Japanese military did not even investigate which unit the soldiers came from.
The huge sum of money is now missing, and a robber has not caught it, or even how they left, and has not recovered the money.
The best time has passed, I am afraid that huge sum of money is difficult to recover.
Here, we have to wonder, is it because the Japanese command is so incompetent, or because there is something hidden in it, someone is covering it, or is the entire Japanese military system involved in the robbery?
If this huge sum of money cannot be recovered, the Japanese government's finances will be paralyzed and will affect the normal operation of the entire Japanese society.
If this huge sum of money cannot be recovered, a large number of banks will fail. Who will be responsible for repaying the private deposits of Japanese nationals? It will certainly cause social unrest.
The Bretton Woods system has just been established this year. The U.S. dollar is directly linked to gold. The United States undertakes the business of exchanging gold at the official price of 35 U.S. dollars per ounce. The currencies of various countries are pegged to the U.S. dollar. The banknotes of various countries are still issued with gold, commonly known as the "gold standard."
The real world currency is still gold and silver. Only precious metals can play the real paper money of the world currency, and paper money cannot serve as the world currency.
Now that the Japanese treasury gold has been looted, you must know that without gold as a benchmark, currency is just a pile of waste paper.
"Japan concealed this matter from the outside world. Maybe they have a lot of ideas. Now that the Japanese government is in a financial crisis, I am afraid it will use excessive currency. But this way, when we do business with Japan, we use real products, but It can only be exchanged for a bunch of useless Japanese banknotes. These banknotes cannot be exchanged for gold or silver. To us, the yen has lost its meaning."
"Because of the loss of precious metals, excessive currency issuance, it is very easy to cause inflation, exchange rate decline, and the possibility of banknotes becoming waste paper. Therefore, when trading with the Japanese government in the future, governments of various countries must be very cautious to avoid the jokes of changing goods for colored paper. ."
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This report sheds light on the whole thing, all exposed to the spotlight, exposing the scars severely, and seeing the bloodshot muscles inside.
Among them, ‘the Japanese command is so incompetent, or is there something hidden in it that the entire Japanese military system is involved in this robbery? "It's definitely a word of humiliation.
In this sentence, the problem is directed at the Japanese military.
Because this matter was indeed too strange, 800 people killed 12,000 elite, and they evacuated unharmed with a large number of gold and silver banknotes. How could this be possible.
The team of more than 800 people still has so much gold and silver. When they left, there was no movement and no clue.
Did it really fly away?
There are too many doubts, and it feels like a fool.
And if the entire Japanese army is involved in this matter, it is completely clear that the robbery is real, and the rest may be acting to cover up the facts.
It is difficult for the Japanese military to explain this time.
Jiang Hao's words are too shameful.
The real murder and condemnation!
The report finally issued a warning that Japan’s gold reserves and precious metals have been lost. If the Japanese government prints money indiscriminately, other countries must be very careful when doing business with Japan to avoid major economic losses.
Exposing the matter directly and blocking the Japanese government's back path is simply killing it.
"The Times" is distributed all over the world. Now the United Kingdom is still the world's leader. "The Times" has a fairly high influence. It is a representative of the serious publications of high-level newspapers and has long-standing credibility and authority.
"The Japanese economy is about to collapse!" As the headline news, it was naturally seen by many people, including politicians and big businessmen from various countries.
After reading this report, many people were shocked. If something like this happens in the newspaper, then the Japanese economy is really in danger.
Moreover, the domestic military may also have unpredictable turbulence, and Japan will become an unstable country.
Governments of various countries asked about what happened in Japan through their embassies. A few days before they got the news, soldiers robbed banks. The Japanese government deliberately concealed the situation. Now they don’t know much.
But this is also in line with what is reported in the newspaper, not fake news made up.
Governments of various countries began to study how they would respond if an economic crisis occurs in Japan.
On the contrary, those merchants who trade with Japan have a more sensitive sense of smell and move faster. Someone’s ship is loading at the dock, and a phone call immediately stops shipping and stops trading.
As for when to recover, it depends on the development of the situation.
Japan is a big importing country, and all kinds of materials are extremely scarce. Before World War II, it imported a large amount of various equipment and steel from Britain, the United States, France, and Germany to build weapons and battleships, as well as various chemicals, gunpowder, etc., it can be said that most From trade.
If trade ceases, it will definitely be a fatal blow to Japan.