Reborn South Africa as a police officer

Chapter 1212 Hatred

Louis Botha's body is buried in the Atal National Cemetery on the outskirts of Pretoria, where hundreds of federal government employees died in the line of duty in Pretoria after the establishment of the federal government, as well as during the World War More than 1000 soldiers from the Pretoria Expeditionary Force died.

The soldiers of the Expeditionary Force who died during the World War, whether in Europe or the Middle East, as long as conditions permit, the federal government will send their remains back to southern Africa for burial. The relics will be sent back to southern Africa to be handed over to the family members, and pensions will be paid according to the standard of the deceased.

The Atar National Cemetery is surrounded by mountains and rivers, with lush green hills behind it, and the Apis River passing through the city next to it, surrounded by specially transplanted African iron pine trees. The Pretoria City Government dispatched special personnel maintain.

The Federal Government of Southern Africa gave Louis Botha the highest courtesy, and about 5000 people attended Louis Botha's funeral, including not only his relatives, friends and old students, but also many citizens of Pretoria, and even some people Came all the way from abroad to attend the funeral of Louis Botha.

Jan Smaltz personally sent Louis Botha's body back to Southern Africa, and Jan Smaltz and Roque had an in-depth exchange after Louis Botha's body was buried in Atal National Cemetery.

"When I was in Paris, I chatted with Louis about the current southern Africa. At that time, Louis was still full of confidence and insisted that there would be a better future for southern Africa, but it was a pity that Louis would never see it again—" Yang Smotz now Still immersed in the sadness of the death of an old friend, Jan Smudge is the only one left of the Boer generals during the Second Boer War.

"Louis can see it." Rock was also sad, but after all, people have to look forward.

Strictly speaking, Louis Botha died in the line of duty. Just because Louis Botha signed the "Contract of Versailles" on behalf of southern Africa, Louis Botha is eligible to be remembered in history.

"When I was in London, I also thought about this issue. Now it seems that the Nyasaland model is correct. The current southern Africa is the southern Africa that Luis and I dreamed of - no, than Luis and I dreamed of. Southern Africa is better, we never imagined that one day southern Africa would become a creditor of the British Empire." Yang Smother finally admitted that Roque was right, and that the status quo of the Boers cannot be blamed on the federal government, which treats The attitude of every state is the same, and there is even a slight inclination towards Orange State's policy, but Orange State is not up to date, and Yang Smozi can't help it.

While working in southern Africa, Jan Smudge had conflicts with Roquedo over the interests of the Boers.

Jan Smoltz also had an element of being forced to leave southern Africa when he went to work in London.

After leaving southern Africa, Yang Smotz jumped out of the environment of southern Africa to look at the problems in southern Africa, and then realized the problems of Orange and the Boers.

In the final analysis, some Boers are unwilling to face the reality and accept the status quo, but they have no ability to change the reality, so they stand still and resist passively, so that their lives are difficult and unsustainable.

Under such circumstances, no amount of financial aid from London and the federal government is useless. No matter how much money is given, it will be spent one day. If you cannot rely on yourself, you will be eliminated by society sooner or later.

"Southern Africa has the foundation to become a superpower. The only factor restricting the development of southern Africa is population shortage. Now this problem has been greatly alleviated. This year, there may be an unprecedented baby boom in southern Africa, and it is estimated that there will be nearly one million newborns. The baby is born, and in another 20 years, southern Africa will be stronger." Rock is confident that the world war brought not only development opportunities to southern Africa, but also thousands of skilled surgeons. , the level of medical care in southern Africa has risen to a new level.

The birth rate in this era is closely related to the level of medical care.

Before the establishment of the federal government, although the fertility rate in southern Africa was quite high, the mortality rate of newborn babies has remained high due to insufficient medical care.

Now in southern Africa, as long as there are public hospitals in slightly larger towns, clinics are spread all over southern Africa. The level of medical care is almost completely different from that before the establishment of the federal government.

After the World War, the Johannesburg School of Medicine and Nyasaland University School of Medicine more than doubled in size compared to before the World War. Cape and Lorenzo Marquez also established two new medical schools this year, Rhodes The University of Sri Lanka's medical school is also in preparation.

In the words of Lao Guo, the reason for its good performance is all due to its peers. At a time when Europe is full of ruins and the United States is at the center of the world, southern Africa is particularly outstanding and attracts attention.

Before the end of the world war, Britain and France coveted medical students in southern Africa.

After the end of the World War, it is true that some medical students stayed in Britain and France to work, and more medical students chose to return to southern Africa.

Compared with Britain and France, southern Africa is indeed more promising, which Jan Smoltz deeply understood.

"I trust you, I'll watch you in London—" Young Smudge was leaving Pretoria for London in a few days.

Just a few days ago, a member of Congress sent an invitation to Yang Smozi, hoping that Yang Smozi could return to work in Orange, appease the emotions of the Boers, and ease the relationship between the Boers and the federal government.

This invitation made Yang Smozi's heart flutter for a while.

However, after comprehensive consideration, Yang Smozi still rejected the invitation.

Before the death of Louis Botha, and Jan Smolts can be said to be the two flags of the Boers.

Now that Louis Botha is dead, only Jan Smolts remains.

Yang Smotz's return to work in southern Africa can indeed appease the Boers, but it is more likely to lead to the continuation of the passive confrontation between the Boers and the federal government, which is tantamount to artificially creating obstacles for the Boers to integrate into southern Africa.

Three days later, Jan Smudge left southern Africa and returned to London.

By this time the blockade of Freiburg was on its tenth day.

Delehaz is located 40 kilometers south of Freiburg, and is the main traffic route from Freiburg to the Kimberley region.

After the company led by Ji Hongyuan arrived in Delehaz, they advanced another [-] kilometers in the direction of Freiburg, and then set up a blockade to close the road between Freiburg and Delehaz.

The railway has not yet been built between Freiburg and Delehaz, which shows how biased the location of Freiburg is.

The so-called roads do not meet the standards of southern Africa, and it is more appropriate to describe them as mountain roads.

Southern Africa is still in the rainy season in January, and autonomous disasters frequently occur in mountainous areas, and landslides and mudslides occur from time to time.

The company's blockade line was in a relatively gentle hillside area, and a temporary camp composed of tents was set up on the hillside.

Although it is a temporary camp, the standards are also meticulous. Barbed wire fences are arranged around the camp, and all kinds of living and drainage facilities are available in the camp. Life during the blockade is extremely boring. In order to ease the emotions of the soldiers, the headquarters gave Hongyuan The company sent a pool table and built a court next to the temporary camp.

Even so, the officers and soldiers who performed the mission still feel that the days are like years.

"I don't know when this mission will end. I guess the headquarters will let us collect the corpses after all the people in Freiburg are dead." Fei Han lay bored on the recliner in the tent, and it started to rain these days. The inside and outside of the temporary camp was muddy, and it was unknown when the weather would clear up.

"How is it possible? The Freiburg Police Station is still insisting. The Air Force started airdropping supplies to the police station yesterday. They will definitely die." A dog can do everything, standing at attention, shaking hands and pretending to be dead, creeping forward is easy, but Ji Hongyuan has no sense of accomplishment.

The area of ​​the Freiburg Police Station is not large, and the playground parking lot is only 1000 to [-] acres. The airdrop is actually very simple. After all, it is a piston aircraft, and the speed is not fast. A transport plane can deliver enough supplies for the police. More than [-] people in the bureau eat for a week.

"Those stubborn Boers should be dead this time." Fehan hoped so. After the Africans were removed, the Boers were the biggest hidden danger in southern Africa.

"Damn everything!" Ji Hongyuan is cold-hearted, living a good life but insisting on messing around, he deserves it!

"Company commander, someone rushed to the post—" a sergeant hurriedly reported.

"Shoot!" Ji Hongyuan was decisive, soldiers are not as human as described in literature, military orders are like mountains to understand.

In the final analysis, the military is a violent organization, not a charity organization. Those sentimental sentiments are all imposed by the day after tomorrow. When the mission is actually carried out, there is a law enforcement team behind it. If the mission is not carried out, the battlefield discipline will be enforced immediately.

"Those people claim to be refugees—" The sergeant was in a dilemma. At this time, refugees had no other meanings. When Ji Hongyuan heard this word, the first reaction in his mind was to help the elderly, the young, the weak, the sick and the disabled.

The temporary camp was about 200 meters away from the blockade. When Ji Hongyuan put on his raincoat and rushed to the blockade, a "refugee team" of nearly [-] people had gathered inside the blockade.

However, these "refugees" don't look like refugees, at least they are not old, weak, sick and disabled. Most of them are healthy, young and strong. It is understandable when you think about it. The real old, weak, sick and disabled have no ability to escape from Freiburg.

"Is this the refugee you are talking about? Is it difficult for them?" Ji Hongyuan said in a bad tone. These so-called "refugees" did not look pitiful at all. Their gazes at Ji Hongyuan were not pleading and longing, but red fruits. fruitful provocation and hatred.

ps: I have to go to the hospital later, try to come back at noon to update, if not at night——

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