Imperial Overlord

"Catch!" When mentioning the royal family, especially the king, who used to waver between resistance and surrender, Churchill felt that he was actually betrayed by this group of royal families who had been in contact with Hitler in private!

In Churchill's view, how could such a large hostile group emerge if it were not for the unity of the royalists and the Nazis in the country?

It is precisely because such a huge interest group is united that no matter how you look for it, you can't find a German spy.

It is these people who are covering each other and letting go of the real spies that make the investigation so difficult and that the repeated reviews have broken the hearts of Churchill supporters.

It has not been a day or two for him to think this way, but he had already had such doubts from the very beginning.

The espionage war at the national level must be a pyramid structure. To put it bluntly, when arranging spies, there are many people at the basic level and fewer people at the advanced level.

Because everyone is wary of each other, it is very difficult to find a collaborator with an extremely clean background. This is also an important reason why espionage work requires long-term accumulation.

As soon as the war between the two countries started, all officers and civilians of German background were practically controlled, and few held important positions.

Some people who often oppose Our Lady of War on weekdays have also become key observation objects, and they also have little chance to come into contact with the real core intelligence.

Therefore, in such a large environment, it is almost impossible for Germany to temporarily arrange intelligence personnel to do something in the UK.

Those spies who have played a role are all lurking for several years, and even the old spies who have been in existence for more than ten years have no way to find out their backgrounds.

Among these people, if you want to find a higher-level spy who can participate in the secret processing of the United Kingdom, there are even fewer in number.

The remaining grassroots spies seem irrelevant. Everyone will find a lot of people to go to other countries to understand the basic situation. This kind of spies has a low risk factor and a huge base, so they can't be caught.

It's just that such spies cannot access core secrets except to investigate some customs and send back some basic information to verify judgments.

Of course, between the two types of spies, there is a kind of spy that is concealed and efficient. Although the cost is high, the spy with better effect is easier to succeed, and that is the female spy.

Under normal circumstances, this kind of woman who sacrificed for the country will sell her body and become the lover or wife of the enemy's high-ranking officials.

With this level of identity protection, general counterintelligence investigation agencies will not easily conduct in-depth investigations and contacts. After all, people with status do not want their small actions to be watched by others, so they will resist and obstruct this kind of investigation.

And if there are high-level officers obstructing the investigation, the investigation will not be very smooth, which will make some female spies safer and can use the identities of "civilians" to access high-level documents.

This will form a gap, because the investigation of grassroots spies is very intensive and requires little effort, so it is easy to slip through the net.

On the contrary, these women can take advantage of the convenience of contacting officers, quickly gain access to high-level military secrets, and easily obtain high-value information.

As for these female spies who gave their youth, and some even gave their lives, for the country, it is up to them to weigh whether they are worth it or not.

Churchill doubted the royal family for no reason, as George VI had previously been a wavering king. He once supported Chamberlain's policy of appeasement, and later became Churchill's backer.

Although it seems that he is still standing with Churchill now, who knows if the other party has turned to the issue of compromise because of the disadvantage of the war?

However, although the royal family may be dissatisfied with Churchill's policies and question his operational deployment, there is no need for the royal family to sell British state secrets. This is what Churchill cannot explain.

It is logical to judge that the king is the one who least wants his country to be defeated, and he will never betray the core interests of this country. Now that the mainland has been attacked, this is definitely a manifestation of the core interests being shaken, and it is the most intolerable thing for His Majesty the King.

However, on the other hand, if someone wants to change His Majesty the King, or say that he is the next His Majesty, it is possible to seek cooperation with the Germans.

Churchill was worried about the emergence of such traitors, or the emergence of royal traitors. There is no moral lower bound for such a bastard, and that is the most terrible thing.

So he ordered that the royal family could be investigated, in order to find out the possible hidden dangers, but also to find out the real "shadow" of the Germans.

However, everything has two sides, Churchill sees the side that is beneficial to him, but selectively ignores the danger of this matter.

You must know that investigating the royal family is a very serious matter, and investigating most of the high-level ** at the same time is a way of causing public anger.

No one wants their ** to be investigated, especially by the powerful existence of the state apparatus, just like today's people don't want to be searched by human flesh.

When a person's ** is placed in broad daylight, the feeling of being naked will make people cry and laugh and collapse.

Even in 1940, when the Internet didn't exist, everyone had secrets...

Who would tell his wife frankly that he had chased seven girls, and had trouble with two of them?

Who would tell her husband that when her husband was on a business trip, he flirted with the old king next door, and finally made a fake show?

Who would have hoped that they had received a kickback, voted in favor of the order to build a battleship, and sincerely exaggerated the threat of the enemy navy?

Who would want others to know that he kept a small vault behind his wife's back, and the money in it was enough to support another family?

Who would want others to find out that the last batch of military tents purchased by myself was actually produced by my brother-in-law, and the quality is terrible?

Frankly speaking, most people have their own privacy, some of these private individuals, whether they are public or not, can't be known to others.

Sometimes the results of the investigation are not what the intelligence department wanted, but this result has been grasped by the intelligence department, which is a disaster in itself.

The Admiral is actually a gay; Churchill likes to **** when he takes a bath; His Majesty has a body odor; the Chancellor of the Exchequer has three lovers...

When you think about how terrifying the end result of such an investigation is, you can see why other countries were so embarrassed after the scandal of the US spying on other countries' leaders came to light.

If someone uses these scandals to blackmail politicians, does it take control of the entire country? If someone masters the private hobbies of these dignitaries and does what they like, won't they get twice the result with half the effort?

Intelligence is sometimes so terrifying, to the point of being prohibitive. However, because of the ubiquity of the "shadow" of the German intelligence network, Churchill temporarily forgot about this hidden devil.

Therefore, it is precisely because of this that the largest interrogation in history has begun. No one seems to have been spared from this massive investigation.

"I think it's Rear Admiral Semp... Why? Because he bought a villa in 39 years... How could he afford a villa with his income? It must be a German spy!" A delicate female secretary of the Navy Department, Weeping and crying at the interrogation table.

Looking at her beautiful curly hair, as well as her graceful figure, listening to her soft sobbing voice, it really makes a listener cry.

The officers of the intelligence department felt sympathetic and hurriedly handed over a handkerchief. The girl took it over and wiped her tears, and said with a wink, "Thank you. If you can help me clear the suspicion, I will repay you well."

Even a fool knows, it looks like a show tonight! The intelligence officer's eyes lit up, he nodded quickly, wrote an artistic signature on the document, and didn't forget to touch the girl's little hand when he was done.

"I suspect it's Lieutenant General Clark! Don't ask me why, just look at him and you'll know he's a German spy!" Major General Semper played with a pen and expressed his thoughts in another room .

Although I don't know why they said that, the people from the intelligence department still came to Lieutenant General Clark.

Sure enough, as soon as we met, this ugly-looking Lieutenant General Clark made everyone lose their appetite for lunch so ugly! How dare you come out and meet people?

"Why don't you ask? Admiral Dudley Pound! It's definitely him! Only he has access to such a core secret! You should arrest him immediately!" his own officer.

In Dudley Pound's office, he was recalling his experience to two officers from the secret security bureau who came to visit: "Yes, in order to arrange the **** mission, I gave the air force the timetable of the transport fleet. Major General Hawke."

"What are you kidding? Although I brought the information home, my son Brown was the only one at home at the time!" Major General Hawke replied with tears on his face, gritted his teeth.

"Then, General Hawke... We can ask your son, Mr. Brown, who has he been in contact with recently?" The intelligence officer who came to interrogate asked formulaically while recording.

"Okay, he was shot down by the Germans the day before yesterday and died in the outskirts of London." Brown looked at the group of **** who came to interrogate him, and became angry: "If you are really brave, fight like a man The plane goes to fight and you can see him."

"..." (To be continued...)