Open an aircraft carrier to fight against Japan

King William II was taken aback when he heard that his ten-year-old daughter knew the predicament he was facing, and asked, "How do you know about your father?"

Princess Louise said softly: "That time I went to the royal father's office and saw it by accident."

William II was even more surprised. He didn't expect that the ten-year-old princess would go to see his documents. He nodded slightly, thinking to himself that this daughter's future is limitless. William II asked, "What method did you come up with?"

The ten-year-old little princess picked up the "On War" written by Lin Yuan on the ground, pointed to a line of words on it and said: "This is what Lin Yuan said. If you choose to preserve the land, you will lose both people and land. If you choose Preserve the person, and both the person and the land will be preserved."

The original sentence of this sentence is - If you save land and lose people, you will lose all people and land; if you save people and lose land, you will have all people and land.

William II couldn't help being shocked when he heard this sentence. This is so true. If the German army stayed in Poland, it would definitely be wiped out by the Chinese army. Not only would Poland be unable to defend, but even Germany itself would be in danger.

The most important thing now is to withdraw all the German troops in Poland!

William II patted Princess Louise on the head lightly, smiled and praised, turned around and returned to the headquarters, and gave Schlieffen the order to "retreat back to Germany".

Schlieffen breathed a sigh of relief after receiving the order from William II, and immediately ordered the troops to retreat, but before retreating, Schlieffen gave the German army an order to blow up all factories in Warsaw city and all mines in the suburbs of Warsaw.

Among all the factories and mines, Schlieffen specifically requested that the "Rimmelgen Sulfur Mine" located on the northwestern outskirts of Warsaw must be blown up.

Poland is a country with a large storage and production of sulfur. In Lin Yuan’s time, the export volume of sulfur ranked fifth in the world. Sulfur is an important strategic material and is used in the manufacture of sulfuric acid, which is a necessity in the explosives industry.

After Germany occupied Poland, the banker Rimergen funded the establishment of the "Riemergen Sulfur Mine" in Poland to deliver sulfur necessary for war to Germany. With the gradual expansion of the market, this mine has become the world's largest mine. The largest sulfur mine, Schlieffen absolutely does not want to give this mine to the Chinese.

The German army immediately began to blow up factories and mines throughout the city. The troops performing this task were the Kaiser's Guards. Extremely loyal, if you want to find a comparison of Lin Yuan's era for the Kaiser's Guard, then only the German SS during World War II.

While the Kaiser’s Guards were destroying Warsaw, they also sent a squadron of 200 people in vehicles to the Rimmelgen Sulfur Mine. They carried [-] kilograms of explosives and planned to completely blow up the Rimmergen Sulfur Mine. .

The Rimmelgen sulfur mine has been notified that it will be bombed, and all workers have stopped working. Facing the factory that is about to be bombed, no one feels sorry or sad, because the workers have suffered so much in the factory. ill.

It stands to reason that the Rimmelgen sulfur mine is such an important mine that China should seize it, but there is no way. Mutt’s infiltration and instigation of Poland before the war did not have any effect on the Rimergen sulfur mine. This point is also deeply related to the Kaiser's Guard. While undertaking combat tasks, the Kaiser's Guard is also responsible for counter-espionage, anti-infiltration, and thought control.

The Limmelgen sulfur mine is located [-] kilometers northwest of Warsaw. The Chinese army is in the east, far away from here, so there is no atmosphere of war here, and the roads are intact. It only took less than an hour. , The Kaiser's Guard came to the outside of the Limmelgen sulfur mine.

The squadron leader, Captain Cross, called the general manager of the mine and asked the general manager to organize workers to carry explosives. The sulfur mine is located more than 40 meters underground. To go down to the mine, you must take a lift rail car. Because the air is difficult to circulate at more than 40 meters underground, it is necessary to install High-power exhaust equipment, the exhaust equipment must be driven by electricity, so there is also a small power plant in the Limmelgen sulfur mine.

The Kaiser's Guard intends to blow up the elevator track, exhaust equipment, and power plant. If this is done, the Limmelgen sulfur mine will be completely scrapped, especially when the track is blown up, the collapsed rocks will destroy the entire mining area. Burying it up and wanting to mine it again is tantamount to opening the mine again.

The workers started to carry the explosives, and the soldiers of the Kaiser's Guard sat on the side to rest, smoking and chatting. At this moment, Captain Cross suddenly noticed that there was a strange person among the workers carrying the explosives.

The workers are all Polish, everyone has blond hair, blue eyes, and fair skin, but that person is actually a Japanese (because there are many people in exile in Japan all over the world, Germans regard Asians as Japanese).

Captain Cross stood up, walked to the general manager in a few steps, pointed at the Japanese and asked, "Why are there Japanese here?"

The general manager was also in a daze. He was in charge of important matters. Obviously, he couldn't ask about such a thing as recruiting a worker, so he waved his hand to find a foreman and asked the foreman, "Why are there Japanese among the workers?"

The foreman was also confused, shook his head and said, "It should have come in recently, I don't remember such a worker."

Captain Cross was furious: "Your Rimergen sulfur mine is the most important mine for our German army. How can the management be so loose that even a worker who came in didn't know!"

Both the foreman and the general manager smiled helplessly. The Chinese army was getting closer and everyone was busy dealing with their belongings. The management of the Rimmelgen sulfur mine had long since been loosened.

Captain Cross guessed the difficulties of the foreman and the general manager, pointed at the Japanese and said, "Go and call that guy for me."

The foreman ran over in a hurry, and soon brought the Japanese to Captain Cross. Captain Cross looked at the general manager and the foreman, and asked in German, "Which of you can speak Japanese?"

Unexpectedly, the Japanese said in pure and fluent German: "No need to find an interpreter, I understand German, by the way, by the way, I am not Japanese, I am Chinese."

As soon as the word Chinese came out, Captain Cross broke out in cold sweat. He directly pulled out his pistol and pointed it at the guy who claimed to be Chinese. The other Kaiser Guard soldiers also stood up, took off their guns, and pointed at over him. (If you want to know the story behind the "aircraft carrier", please log on to the Canghai WeChat public platform, search on WeChat——qietingcanghai, just listen to Canghai's pinyin, reply 2 to watch)