Imperial Overlord

In the roaring machine room, the spinning women sat neatly in a row. They dutifully looked after the dense weaving shuttles in front of them, and pieces of fabric were woven out in front of their eyes.

Germany has always been a big textile country. After the Industrial Revolution, the textile industry has flourished in all parts of Germany because it is easier to get started.

Now, thanks to cheap women workers, the German textile industry has once again risen to a new level.

Originally, Germany rejected female workers from going to work, but the head of state strongly encouraged female workers to join production activities, and all parts of the country acquiesced in the existence of female workers.

Going back to the source, the main reason for the popularity of female workers in Germany is the shortage of labor.

Germany is not a country with abundant population resources. This country counts annexed regions such as Austria, and it has a population of less than 100 million.

Compared with the Soviet Union, the United States, and China in the Far East, it is not sufficient at all.

But Germany has defeated Poland, France, and the United Kingdom successively in the war... The German army has therefore expanded to an incredible level.

Today's Germany has a standing Wehrmacht and Waffen SS with a total of 6 million people, accounting for almost one-tenth of the total population!

If this is not called military use, then there is almost no country in the world that uses military power—except for Japan, which is known as one hundred million jade pieces...

Relying on a limited population to mobilize such a huge force, on the one hand, we have to admire the German mobilization system, and on the other hand, we have to sweat the fact that there is a shortage of labor in Germany.

How to ensure the strength of the troops at the front, while allowing the rear to organize large-scale production and supply the consumption of the front, has become a difficult task for Speer and others.

The ultimate solution, on the one hand, is to mobilize the industrial production capacity of the occupied areas, and on the other hand, to use a large number of female workers to replace male workers.

Speer never tired of this, frantically expanding the recruitment of women workers, and let women workers hold many important production positions, injecting new vitality into the industry of the Third Reich.

For example, in the steel-making industry, which was once dominated by men, there are now one-fifth of women workers.

More than half of the fuzes used by the Wehrmacht were installed by women workers, and in this regard, women's carefulness had a natural advantage.

In the film industry, secretarial industry, and even the teaching profession, the proportion of women is steadily increasing, and some sectors have been completely occupied by women.

In the textile industry, which was originally all female workers, now it is almost impossible to see men, and even the supervisors are dominated by women.

According to Li Le's plan, women should account for more than 30% of the production process. This is an important attempt to make German industry comparable to the United States.

Fortunately, he succeeded, all the jobs he offered for women were filled, and Germany's production capacity increased by 50%!

Why do female jobs account for only one-third of the total number of jobs, but the productivity increase has reached one-half? Does it mean that women are more productive than men? Actually not.

The reason is very simple, that is, when the production capacity of some production links is increased, it is necessary to wait for the production of accessories products, and then the production can be started at full capacity.

After increasing the employment of workers, Speer can arrange these new female workers according to the demand, and improve the production environment of German industry more scientifically.

"The German people have stood up! No more persecution! No more oppression! We work for our own tomorrow!" Inside the factory building, the Führer's speech echoed from loudspeakers.

Every day, all the workshops have to play the speech of the head of state on time. Each workshop has its own meal and rest time. All management here is strictly in accordance with the rules and regulations, working 8 hours a day.

Three shifts have become the standard work mode, and shifts are rotated once a month, so that night shifters can also enjoy the benefits of day shifts.

However, night shifts can receive an additional work subsidy of 100 marks. Many female workers are willing to work night shifts because the subsidy can allow them to earn more.

"What the Führer said!" A female worker sat beside the machine and shouted to the workers beside her while threading the thread.

"What did you say?" Because of the loud noise of the machine and the interference of the broadcast sound, the worker did not hear the shouting of the female worker clearly and asked in a louder voice.

"I said! The head of state said it well!" The female worker answered the question of the worker next to her with a louder voice.

A huge German flag hangs on the wall, and a striking red slogan is painted on the other side. Each slogan is very contemporary, carefully selected by the National Socialist Party's propaganda department.

"Live or die!"; "Long live the great Germany!"; "The greatest is the one who devotes everything to the Reich!"... These artistic words were painted by the propaganda department of the SS~www.wuxiaspot.com~ They are responsible for regular replacement and are not allowed to alter the factory itself.

Everything here is to produce more products and services faster and better, and the entire plant is like a machine that keeps running.

Without the threat of British bombers, the whole of Germany would not have to think about air defense. There are more and more factories, and they are more and more "thin".

All anti-aircraft artillery positions outside the city were cancelled and used to build more buildings and factories. The whole of Germany is like a big construction site, and new buildings are erected every day.

German air defenses were moved outward to southern England, northern France, and Romania.

There was no such thing as a defensive anti-aircraft artillery position in the rest of the place - instead there were military and civilian airfields large and small.

The looms in front of the women workers were still roaring. These looms were running non-stop, producing gorgeous fabrics.

The fabric produced by this factory is not for the front line, but for the civilian market. So the fabrics here range from bright reds to intoxicating blues and purples.

In today's Berlin, fashionable women and men can be seen everywhere in the streets. It seems that the war has been forgotten here, and a new round of drunkenness has begun.

Cars were parked on every street, and huge buildings rose from the ground, but not the super-landmarks Hitler had hoped for. Those huge buildings that rise from the ground have public parking lots, as well as large shopping malls and office buildings.

The whole of Berlin seems to be developing in advance towards the 21st century, completely unaffected by the war.

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