Reborn South Africa as a police officer

Chapter 2173

At three o'clock in the afternoon on October 10, nearly 10 Allied bombers dropped more than 400 tons of bombs on Berlin.

Berlin was caught off guard and suffered heavy losses. Tens of thousands of houses were destroyed, nearly 4000 people were killed in air strikes, more than [-] people were displaced, and property losses amounted to one billion marks.

Compared with the loss of property, the bombing of Berlin brought greater psychological deterrence to the Germans.

Since the outbreak of the European War, the German army has won successive victories, and Germany has become the master of the European continent. Berlin seems to have replaced London and Paris as the center of Europe.

The border is constantly advancing, first Poland, then Norway, and then France——

Berlin has never been attacked by air since the outbreak of the European War. This is the first time that Berliners have felt the cruelty of war.

In order to prevent the Allies from paying a heavy price, the Luftwaffe destroyed 175 aircraft, most of which were the latest models. Although all the pilots who parachuted were rescued, more than [-] pilots still died in the air battle.

The losses of the Allied forces were negligible compared with the losses of the German forces. Only 29 "Cheetahs" were damaged, of which 11 successfully flew back to the UK, and only 18 crashed or forced to land in Germany.

The location where Rodri jumped was near Hamburg on the north bank of the Elbe.

Hamburg has beautiful scenery, a long history, and many places of interest. The University of Hamburg, founded in 1919, has a close relationship with Nyasaland University. Many humanities subjects have been helped by Nyasaland University.

This is normal. After all, Nyasaland University itself has many professors from Germany, and they still have feelings for Germany.

Of course only in peacetime Germany.

Rodri was actually not worried when he parachuted. Even if he was captured by the Germans, the Germans would probably not abuse him. After all, during the British air battle, there were as many as hundreds of German pilots captured by the Allied forces. If the Germans If you dare to abuse the captured Allied pilots, the Allied forces will retaliate on an equal basis.

Nope, definitely not equal.

Germany's ruling policy in the occupied areas is very cruel. If a German army is attacked, the local people will have to pay 300-500 times the price to be buried for the attacked Germans.

The Germans also learned from the British.

During the Second Boer War, if the British army was attacked, all the Boers within ten miles of the surrounding area would be centered on the site of the attack, and all the Boers would be imprisoned.

Now the British have not changed either.

After the outbreak of the European War, Britain set up hundreds of concentration camps in its home country, detaining all Germans and Italians living in the UK, even if they became British citizens.

So in this regard, the British are the same as the Germans, so don't despise anyone.

The air battle broke out very suddenly, and the movement speed of the German ground forces was not so fast.

After landing, Rodri threw the seat and parachute into the Elbe River as quickly as possible, and fled into the forest near Hamburg with only a pistol.

The Elbe River is one of the main shipping waterways in Central Europe. It originates at the southern foot of the Karkonosze Mountains near the border between the Czech Republic and Poland, passes through Bohemia in the northwest of the Czech Republic, and enters eastern Germany 40 kilometers southeast of Dresden. , into the North Sea at Cuxhaven, Lower Saxony.

The total length of the Elbe River is about 1165 kilometers, about one-third of which flows through the Czech Republic, and two-thirds flows through Germany, with a total area of ​​144060 square kilometers.
After three hours of trekking through the forest, Rodri found a log cabin.

Wooden houses in the forest are uncommon. In 1940, the development around Hamburg was not thorough, and the forest was not suitable for human survival for a long time. After careful observation, Rodrik made sure that there was no one in the house, so he boldly approached the wooden house.

The furnishings in the house were very simple. There was only a sofa in front of the fireplace in the living room, and the hearth was still warm. There were sausages hanging on the wall in the kitchen. Rodri was already very hungry, so he took off the sausages and ate three in a row.

tasty!

After eating other people's sausages for no reason, there must be something to show, so Rodri took out ten marks from his pocket and put them on the fireplace.

Don't ask why a southern African pilot would carry Mark with him. This is thanks to the thoughtfulness of the Air Force logistics staff. The pilots of the Allied Forces have made various preparations before departure, including the need to parachute in the enemy-occupied area. Rodrik even learned some German, ready to ask for help when needed.

Rodri himself didn't expect that his action saved his life.

Just when Rodri turned around and was about to leave.

Rodri was surprised to find that there was a person at the door. This person had a shotgun in his hand, and the black muzzle was facing Rodri.

What made Rodri even more terrified was that there were two German shepherds who were ready to attack beside this man. They were huge, with fierce eyes, sharp canine teeth, and drooling at the corners of their mouths.

God can prove that Rodri has spent his entire life learning how to fly a plane, and he is really not good at dealing with the situation in front of him.

So even though the pistol was loaded in the holster around his waist, Rodri still raised his hands smartly.

Rodri doesn't have the American Cowboy's ability to draw a gun within 0.3 seconds and hit two targets at the same time.

"Hello——" Rodri can still speak simple German.

"Spanish?" Thank God, the guy with severe baldness in front of his eyes, a pair of pointed ears like elves, and eyes with irregular borders, and a bearded face could hear Rodri's German with a Spanish accent.

"Yes, I'm Spanish, I'm a pilot, I just made an emergency landing nearby—" Rodri was still in extreme tension at this time, and there was a southern African flag on his pilot jacket: "— Sorry, I was really hungry, so I ate three of your sausages, but I paid for it."

Rodri didn't dare to put his hand down, and pointed to the money on the fireplace, showing that he was very disciplined.

"Thank you for your generosity. Three sausages are not worth ten marks." The downward movement of the bearded gun seemed random, but he was still ready to shoot at any time.

The two black backs did not clear the alarm. They followed the big beard and approached Rodri. The whole body was still in a fighting state. The hairs on the back stood up, and the muscles of the hind legs were tense. pounce on.

"If you don't mind, can you let me admire your gun?" The bearded man's tone was definitely not a discussion.

"Of course, of course—" Rodri didn't dare to pull it out and hand it over, and turned slightly to let the bearded man hold it by himself.

"Oh, the Nyasaland version of the Luger, this gun is not cheap. It is better than the Luger produced by Mauser. Do you southern Africans also like German weapons?" The bearded man walked to the fireplace and opened the cabinet Pull out a bottle of wine, potato vodka from southern Africa.

Sure enough, regardless of whether southern Africans like German weapons or not, Germans prefer southern African goods.

"Of course, German-style weapons are precise and reliable, with advanced technology, excellent workmanship, high quality and low price, and perfect—" Rodri searched his brains, pulling out all the words related to memory and product quality.

"Relax, relax, German weapons aren't that good, I don't even know what you're talking about, has Germany been mythical to such an extent—" the bearded man laughed, once upon a time, German goods were fake and shoddy synonym.

"I'm also Spanish, my name is Garci, and I was born in Barcelona—" the bearded man smiled, and the two black backs instantly sensed the owner's emotions. When they put their teeth away, they began to wag their tails.

"Thank God, my name is Sergio Rodri, I was born in Madrid, but I am now a southern African—" Rodri carefully observed Garci's expression when speaking, after all, southern Africa and Germany are now at war.

It is amazing that two Spaniards met in Germany in such a magical way during the war.

"I know, you'd better tear off the logo on your clothes. When I came back, the army had already started to organize a mountain search." Garci poured two glasses of wine and handed one of them to Rodri.

"Then I'd better leave as soon as possible, I can't cause you trouble." Rodri had already made up his mind when he parachuted. If the Germans found out, then Rodri would fight to the last moment and save the last bullet for himself. .

"If you leave now, you will be caught by the Germans." Garci was obviously satisfied with Rodri's decision.

"No—" Rodri's voice was filled with firm determination.

At this time, there was the faint sound of a dog barking.

The two black backs wagging their tails suddenly roared, probably also communicating.

It's okay, the Germans don't understand the language of dogs, and what kind of evil can a dog have?

"Come with me—" Garci moved quickly, put away the wine and glasses first, and led Rodri to the stairs.

Under the stairs is a utility room full of firewood.

Garci moved the firewood and pulled up the floor, and there was still a hole under the floor.

Rodri jumped in without hesitation.

The inside of the hole was very narrow, and Rodri had to bend over to jump in. It was so dark that he couldn't see anything in front of him, but there was fresh air coming in, and there was a vague passage.

At this moment, Rodriguez was very curious. What kind of person wants to dig an underground passage in his house.

I vaguely heard Garci's communication with the German army. The Germans probably wore black backs. When the dogs on both sides met, they greeted each other very warmly. Although Rodriguez couldn't see it, he could still imagine Garci controlling the army. The scene of two dogs communicating with the German army.

It is not easy for the Germans, after all, they have to control the dogs.

Compared with humans, dogs have much more affection for their own kind.

So just because a few dogs didn't fight, the exchange ended quickly.

This made Rodri even more curious. Didn't they say that the Germans are very strict? Why don't they even enter the house? Isn't it the agreed search mountain? This is too perfunctory.

(End of this chapter)