Reborn South Africa as a police officer

Chapter 2309 The princess who joins the army
The last order von Karman gave to the Fifth Mountain Division was that all German troops put down their weapons and stop resisting, and then von Karmann committed suicide in the lounge of the headquarters.

Major General Leslie, in accordance with southern African tradition, temporarily parked von Karman's coffin in the Cathedral of the Virgin Mary in Heraklion, and then sent it back to Germany for burial after the war was over.

The remnants of the [-]th Mountain Division accepted this result, they did not fully trust the southern Africans and feared that they would be mistreated.

Southern Africans have proved with their actions that although you have to listen to the opposite of what many countries say, southern Africans can still be trusted.

Facts have proved that the Fifth Mountain Division was not wronged.

The southern African army does have abundant logistics. The officers and soldiers of the [-]th Mountain Division who surrendered enjoyed the treatment that matched their status. The wounded soldiers were rescued immediately. The psychological counseling of this psychological counseling, the operation of this operation, and the precious penicillin for the German army And morphine, not to mention that the price is about the same as Chinese cabbage in southern Africa, even private soldiers can use it. After Tim Schultz learned about the placement of wounded soldiers, he specially met with Major General Leslie and told Lesley The Major General thanked you personally.

"Isn't this a normal thing? Southern Africa is a signatory to the Prisoners of War Convention. We will give prisoners of war the treatment they deserve in accordance with the provisions of the Prisoners of War Convention." Major General Leslie's words made Tim Schur Ashamed, Germany is also a signatory to the "Personnel of War Convention", but it failed to do so.

In fact, few countries can do it.

During the Battle of Britain, the German pilots who were forced to parachute over the British mainland did not get the treatment they deserved.

The Russian soldiers captured by Germany on the Russian battlefield were brutally abused by the German army.

The U.S.-Philippine coalition forces that surrendered on the Bataan Peninsula had more than half of their deaths when they were rescued.

Just a few days ago, the southern African army found a prisoner-of-war camp used by the Japanese army to house the prisoners of the US-Philippine coalition forces 120 kilometers away from Manila.

After the gate of the prisoner-of-war camp was opened, everyone was stunned. The camp was full of unburied corpses. The surviving American-Philippine coalition prisoners of war looked like skeletons, and almost everyone had serious health problems.

The Japanese army originally planned to kill all the prisoners in order to cover up their crimes.

Fortunately, An Qi dispatched the airborne troops at the most critical moment, otherwise the situation would have been more serious.

After MacArthur learned of what happened to the US-Philippine coalition prisoners of war, he issued a hunting order to all Japanese troops in the Philippines. The US military would not accept the surrender of any Japanese troops who had been to the Philippines.

"Thank you—" Tim Schultz felt ashamed. He thanked Major General Leslie again and took the initiative to leave. There is really no comparison between people. From this point of view, surrendering to southern Africa is not unacceptable.

As a senior officer, Tim Schultz received good treatment. He had a separate room with a bathroom, and the standard of three meals a day was also very high. There were wine, meat, desserts, and fruits. Compared with the previous standard of living There is no significant decline.

Even improved.

After all, in Germany, even a general cannot enjoy the top steak from Nyasaland unscrupulously.

"Can ordinary soldiers of the Fifth Mountain Division also enjoy such treatment?" Tim Schultz did not forget his duty. He was responsible for the officers and soldiers of the Fifth Mountain Division. After all, it was the He, not von Karman, who had committed suicide.

"You'll know if you go and see for yourself." Li Min rolled his eyes secretly. Southern Africans are not being taken advantage of. In the German army, privates and generals are treated differently.

After Mustache came to power, although Germany's economic situation has improved a lot, it is still incomparable with resource-rich countries like southern Africa.

Before the outbreak of the war, the daily allowance of German conscripts was only 0.5 Reichsmark.

The allowances of professional military officers are much higher, and there are differences in different regions. For a major general, it is about 1150 marks per month.

The pay gap between privates and generals in southern Africa is much smaller than this. Even recruits who have just joined the army can get about 50 rand a month, and major generals get about 600 rand.

This is only the basic salary, and there are various wartime allowances during the war. If the southern African soldiers who fought in Europe want to use their family leave to return to southern Africa, the Ministry of National Defense will also reimburse all the expenses incurred during the trip.

In addition to salary packages, the gap in benefits is even smaller.

The general has red wine on his dinner menu every day, and the soldiers also have it. The difference is that the price is different. The supply of soldiers is limited, but the general's is not limited.

Beef is essential, the difference being that the top Nyasaran steak is served to the general, while the beef stew is served to the soldiers.

In terms of beef, the general has a limited supply, while the soldiers eat it freely, and the proportion of beef is definitely more than that of potatoes.

Tim Schultz is a rigorous person, and he doesn't completely trust what Li Min said. You still have to find out the specific situation by yourself.

Tim Schultz went to the war hospital first.

The situation is different from what Li Min said.

The wounded soldiers had no steak, no red wine, and no luxuries such as ice cream and chocolate. The dinner provided by the hospital to the wounded soldiers of the Fifth Mountain Division was just sticky porridge for one night, and it was impossible to see what material was used to make it.

Tim Schultz looked at Li Min questioningly.

"Don't look at me, the menu is made by professional nutritionists, they are more professional than us." Li Min has never eaten sick meals, but he has confidence in the management of field hospitals and the cooks in southern Africa.

As early as during the last World War, European countries had seen the importance attached to medical care in southern Africa, so that many student doctors who had not yet graduated from school were directly hired by European countries with high salaries to work in the local area after the war, and the general living conditions All good, basically belong to the rich and powerful class.

The reputation of cooks in southern Africa is no less than that of doctors in southern Africa.

There are many Chinese in southern Africa, and the charm of Chinese food is unparalleled. Compared with Chinese food, many Europeans eat dark dishes that cannot be eaten at all.

The key point is that southern Africa is rich in products, and the nutritional value of stewed cabbage is definitely not as good as that of beef, not to mention the top steak in southern Africa itself.

Many aristocratic families in the UK are proud to have a Chinese cook at home.

Anyone who has a Chinese chef at home will definitely hold dinner parties at home every now and then, and every dinner party will invite the chef to introduce each dish to the guests in person.

This is also showing off, the principle is the same as eating buns to post on Moments must reveal the logo in the middle of the steering wheel.

"Our sick meal is extremely reasonable, less oil and less salt, light and delicious, mainly vegetarian dishes, preferably liquid—" The nutritionist is a girl wearing glasses, who looks delicate and weak, with a temper But it's not small: "—this is a hospital, not a restaurant, you can't order whatever you want, we are responsible for the health of the patients—and also, don't hang out in the ward area when you have nothing to do, it will affect the patients It will also affect our work."

Tim Schultz's face was full of disbelief, probably because he felt that a second lieutenant could not speak to a general in such a tone.

Well, the general is a prisoner, so he has to be self-aware.

But there is a lieutenant colonel next to him!

If it weren't for the second lieutenant with a gun in his holster, Tim Schultz would have argued for it.

"This is the sick meal we prepare for the patient. It uses more than 20 kinds of ingredients and has been carefully cooked for four hours. It is nutritious, delicious, and more conducive to the recovery of the patient's body." The dean is not very old, Although the tone is gentle, the meaning is very rich.

It probably means: this is our professional field, laymen should not join in the fun.

Tim Schultz offered to take a look at the kitchen.

then go.

The environment in the kitchen is definitely not as bright and clean as the ward, but it's not that the sewage is flowing and messy. A dozen African aunts are working in the kitchen, and they are a little at a loss when they see a group of people rushing in.

Tim Schultz frowned slightly. This was the first time he saw an African in the hospital.

Li Min watched silently and didn't speak.

Tim Schulz isn't that extreme German, but he's clearly influenced by mustache advocacy.

The actual situation is much better than Tim Schultz imagined. Although Tim Schultz doesn't know what the German army's kitchen looks like, the environment is likely to be worse than here.

African aunts have little education and work in a rough way. Tim Schultz noticed that an African aunt who was chopping vegetables split an apparently rotten apple in half and threw it in a different in the basket.

Tim Schultz had reason to suspect that the good half went to the wounded in Southern Africa and the bad half belonged to the wounded of the Fifth Mountain Division.

At least for the Germans, which Tim Schultz believes they will.

That’s not right, if it’s a German, the captives don’t have any apples at all, even if they are rotten, they won’t be given to the captives to eat. It’s not bad to give them two small potatoes a day.

"This part is rotten, it can't be eaten, and it will be thrown away later—" The African aunt misunderstood Tim Schultz's expression, and thought Tim Schultz blamed her for waste.

"Sorry gentlemen, these apples are all airlifted from Cyprus. The origin is southern Africa. They may have wandered for tens of thousands of kilometers on the road. You can't ask too much—" the nutritionist took the initiative to explain, and at the same time complained: " —Mr. Colonel, can you make a suggestion?"

Li Min sent a hard-working and brilliant smile, not daring to offend the little nutritionist.

Just kidding, the lieutenant colonel's menu was also made by a nutritionist. Li Min didn't want to eat vegetables for a week without seeing any meat.

I don't even want to put no salt in the dishes, or put too much salt and so on.

"Can't we be more demanding of our suppliers? Look at how small these apples are, and they are still rotten. Can't we check them when they are shipped? Have you ever seen them in southern Africa? Apples like this? In Los Angeles, even dogs don’t eat apples like this!" The second lieutenant had a high standard.

This is also normal. Nyasaland has always had very high standards for food health. Among all the states in southern Africa known for their high standards, they have almost reached a harsh level.

"Fiona, I, a lieutenant colonel, can't participate in this kind of decision. If you want, you can call your father, then maybe we will have whitebait to eat—" Li Min had an innocent expression , it sounds like Fiona's father is up for the big shot.

A big shot indeed.

There are name tags on the military uniforms in southern Africa, and Fiona's surname is Rhodes.

When Tim Schultz noticed this, his expression was shocked.

Rhodes, that is the famous Rhodes family.

Maybe the girl's father is Xiao Si, no wonder he is so confident.

What's even more rare is that Stoudemire's daughter is actually serving in the army, and she is still on the front line!

This is simply impossible.

Even among the Junker nobles who are known for their honor, it is impossible.

After the outbreak of World War II, the princes and princesses of the British royal family also served, and the eldest princess's military rank was lieutenant.

This is actually a show. No matter how selfless King George VI was, he would never let the eldest princess really join the army, let alone send her to the battlefield.

"Mr. Lieutenant Colonel, please make it clear that the South African company, as a first-tier supplier of the Southern African Ministry of Defense, does not include fresh fruits. These apples must be provided by those damned Hebrews!" Feo said. Na plausible.

Tim Schultz nodded his head. As a German, Tim Schultz's aversion to Hebrews comes from the heart.

Li Min pursed her lips, stared and took a deep breath, trying to control her emotions.

The South African company is just one of many food businesses owned by the Rhodes family.

The Hebrews are the most profitable group in the world, and Stoudemire will definitely not let them go. Many Hebrews in southern Africa work for Stoudemire.

Rock doesn't need it.

The Hebrews can make money, but they are too ugly to eat. Whether they are small handicraftsmen or small traders, they end up lending usury. This is the main reason why Europeans hate Hebrews.

Companies under Roque's name rely more on their hands to create wealth. The Hebrews are not good at this and don't like it. They prefer to be middlemen and suck blood on the supply chain.

"I hope you will strengthen the management of the kitchen. Look at the apples that need to be thrown away. Many of them are not rotten at all and are completely edible." Li Min was picky.

"Hehe, Mr. Lieutenant Colonel, do you know how many hours they have to work every day and how many kinds of ingredients they have to process? Do you want them to be like senior chefs in high-end restaurants, carving radishes into flowers for you? This is a battlefield , not the revolving restaurant in the center of Pretoria." Fiona sneered, in her opinion, Li Min was completely standing and talking without back pain.

Li Min retreated in defeat.

Tim Schultz finally had nothing to say.

But this guy's brain circuit is also very strange. After leaving the kitchen, Tim Schultz asked Li Min a question.

"Isn't there no Africans in Southern Africa?"

"You probably don't know that there is a group called foreign workers." Li Min sneered, he couldn't deal with Fiona, and he couldn't deal with you, a prisoner!

(End of this chapter)