Welcome to 19th-century Europe, where strength reigns supreme

As a loyal fan of August, Tina still attaches great importance to this book. She is looking forward to what Adolf will say in the last part.

Continuing from the book above, Adolf's troops marched forward without hesitation and directly destroyed many countries in Europe. At this time, Winston, a British Admiralty Minister, became the British Prime Minister. After destroying France, Adolf issued a rational cry to the United Kingdom and demanded peace with the United Kingdom. Britain signed an armistice, but Winston immediately rejected the letter after receiving it.

His reply to Adolf was, "If Britain surrenders because a great power appears in Europe, then Britain would have surrendered as early as Napoleon's time."

Adolf was very disappointed with this. He officially made up his mind to launch a war of aggression against Britain. However, in essence, Adolf was still reluctant to attack Britain. This passive attitude also affected the soldiers of the army. In order to cross the English Channel, the German army launched Project Sea Lion attempted to seize Britain's air superiority through air combat and reduce the strength of the British navy.

But no matter how many times Adolf's bombers bombed London, Winston would not surrender. Not only did he not surrender, he also stood on the ruins and gave a speech, encouraging the British to continue fighting until victory.

The abortion of the Sea Lion project made Adolf a little annoyed, but the problem was not big. Adolf believed that Britain was unable to launch an offensive against Germany, which dominated Europe, so it was better to help its Soviet friends first.

Just as Adolf conquered Western Europe, the leader of the Soviet Union, Joseph, also annexed Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. It can be said that he gained a lot. Joseph turned his attention to Finland, a small Nordic country with a total population of only three. One million, the population of Petrograd was almost the same as his. In order to conquer Finland, Joseph mobilized an army of [-], [-] aircraft, and [-] tanks from the beginning, and launched a winter war against Finland in October.

The result was shocking. Finnish Army Commander-in-Chief Mannerheim successfully blocked the Soviet invaders in the Karelian Strait. This Mannerheim line of defense resisted the Soviet attacks time and time again.

In this war, the Soviet Union's international reputation fell to its lowest point, and it was expelled from the League of Nations and lost face internationally.

All Finns have shown extremely tenacious fighting spirit in the face of the threat of national subjugation and genocide. The whole country is united. Most Finns choose to send their children to neighboring Sweden. Even if the country is subjugated in the future, Finland's fire will remain. The adults decided to stay in Finland and fight to the death against the Soviet invaders.

This winter war was extremely tragic for the Soviets. The Soviet Union lost hundreds of thousands of soldiers, but only annihilated [-] Finns. This battle loss ratio amazed the whole world. As the war progressed, Finland gradually couldn't support it anymore and eventually surrendered.

Of course, the Soviets were unable to fight anymore due to the huge casualties. The two countries returned to the negotiating table. The Soviet Union lost face and paid a heavy price, but only gained one-tenth of Finland's territory. The weak Finland proved to the world It is understood that big countries are not invincible. If they are determined and work together, they can defeat big countries.

The Soviet Union's poor performance on the Finnish battlefield made Adolf think. He said to his most trusted deputy, "Our army only needs an hour to conquer Finland, but the Soviet Union is so difficult to deal with it. If we use our well-trained troops If mechanized troops attack the Soviet Union, what will be left of the Soviet Union?”

Adolf was not joking, he really wanted to do this. At this time, Adolf's idol, Benito's Italy, also took the opportunity to invade Greece. As a result, he was beaten to pieces. He could only shamelessly go to Adolf, but Adolf didn't arrive. It conquered Greece in one month. This country, which is known as the most powerful country in the Mediterranean, could not even defeat Greece.

Adolf supported a puppet regime in France. Since the capital was set up in Vichy, also called Vichy France, the leader was a capitulationist faction of the military. The Charles who fled to England was named Joan of Arc of Lorraine. As a symbol, the cross launched the Free French movement, which would slowly become stronger and eventually pull together the entire French Empire.

He continued to encroach on Vichy French colonies in Africa, and eventually slowly included all of Equatorial Africa into the territory of Free France.

Another thing that made Adolf a little angry was that the United States, far away on the other side of the Atlantic, implemented the Lend-Lease Act to the United Kingdom, and even sold the most advanced weapons such as destroyers to the United Kingdom, so that the United Kingdom could continue to resist German aggression. , and most of the Lend-Lease Act was gratuitous. The British had no money and didn't even have to pay. They just needed to return the intact weapons to the United States after the war.

Adolf knew the power of the United States and had never dared to act rashly. He was planning another plan and he could not let the United States stop him.

In the end, Adolf drew up a battle plan called Barbarossa, which divided the German army into three and attacked the three important cities of Petrograd, Moscow, and Tsaritsyn. Adolf was bound to win this. He believed that the Soviet Union was a capable An enemy that was easily defeated. The Soviet army had no brilliant record. When it was first established, it was beaten by Germany and had to pay indemnity. The Soviet-Polish war was lost again, and the war against Finland was only a miserable victory. Because of this, he seriously underestimated the Soviet Union. combat effectiveness, and made a very wrong decision to attack the Soviet Union.

Millions of German troops crossed the border and launched a huge offensive against the Soviet Union. The advance went smoothly at first. In less than a week, the German troops entered Kiev and Minsk. In one month, they broke through the important town of Smolensk and led to Moscow. The door to the Soviet Union has been opened. In just three months, the German army reached the heart of the Soviet Union. Hundreds of thousands of Soviet troops were defeated one after another.

The United States, which is far away on the other side of the Atlantic, is very nervous about this. If Germany defeats the Soviet Union, it means that the entire Europe will fall into the hands of Germany. With the shrinking encirclement network of Germany and Japan, they can only be trapped in the American continent. Although the United States was strong, it was separated from Germany by an ocean. It would have to invest millions of troops to defeat Germany. The cost would be unimaginable. It was obviously more cost-effective to support the Soviets and let the Soviets fight with the Germans.

U.S. President Franklin sent Hopkins to visit Joseph. The visit was very successful. Hopkins saw the undying fighting spirit and belief in fighting to the end from Joseph's eyes, and Franklin decided to support the Soviet Union's war of resistance.

But at this time, an event that the United States did not expect occurred. Japan attacked the United States' Pearl Harbor and the U.S. Pacific Fleet sank to the bottom of the sea. This meant that the United States' defense capabilities were significantly weakened.

Adolf was shocked when he got the news, and then he was ecstatic. He said, "Japan's participation in the war is the biggest turning point in history. It means that someone will lose a continent. Unfortunately, that is the Anglo-Saxons. We Our allies have never been conquered in three thousand years."

It's not that Adolf didn't want to declare war on the United States, he just didn't want Germany to fight the United States alone. If Japan was willing to bear the pressure of fighting the United States, then Germany would be happy to join the war. Benito also followed Adolf in declaring war on the United States. The world war reached its final stage. climax.

Adolf had already reached the city of Moscow, and he also surrounded Petrograd. The Soviet Union's failure seemed to be destined, but the appearance of a general broke Adolf's illusion of occupying Moscow, Zhukov.

Zhukov mobilized the army and blocked the huge German offensive in Moscow, breaking the myth that the German blitzkrieg was invincible. Joseph also issued the final order. Moscow was the last line of defense, and no retreat was allowed in the next step.

And Joseph also chose to stay in Moscow. He wanted to risk his life and live or die with Moscow.

As the front moved slower and slower, the Soviet winter made it difficult for the German armored forces to advance. But now the German army still has an overwhelming advantage. They have occupied a large number of industrial areas and farmland in the Soviet Union. If no one helps, the Soviet army will definitely Stuck to death in Moscow.

At this time, the United States shipped a large amount of lunch meat and other supplies to the Soviet Union, as well as a lot of aluminum and steel. The United Kingdom provided the world's most advanced machine tools and technical personnel at the time to produce new equipment for the Soviet Union.

Adolf found that he had no way to capture Moscow, so he simply turned his troops and attacked Tsaritsyn. Below it is the Caucasus region, which is the only way to Baku, the largest oil field in the Soviet Union. As long as the Baku oil field is captured, the Soviet Union's The war machine can no longer be activated.

And this is where everything will change.

In June, Japan launched a huge offensive against the U.S. Midway Island. At that time, Nimitz, the commander-in-chief of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, only had three aircraft carriers. He directly dispatched all the warships in one go and fought a decisive battle with Japan, creating a one to four exchange ratio. , severely damaged the Japanese Navy, and reached a turning point in the Pacific War in just half a year.

The Soviet Union followed closely behind. The Soviets almost won the defense of Moscow on their own. After taking a small amount of supplies from the United States, the Soviets fought with the Germans in Tsaritsyn for more than half a year, launching a battle against the main force of the German army. A huge pincer offensive surrounded the main force of the German army in the south, and finally annihilated [-] million German troops in Tsaritsyn. The Soviet Union also suffered [-] million casualties, creating a turning point in the European battlefield. From then on, the Soviet-German battlefield The initiative changes hands.

As time went by, the German army showed its decline, and the front line was constantly pushed back. This made Adolf seem a little panicked. At this time, a very important event also occurred in Africa. The British and the German main force in Africa were in El Alamein. A decisive battle was fought and the German troops in Africa were completely defeated, marking a turning point in the African battlefield.

The Free French army recaptured France's huge African colonies and has become an important force in Africa's fight against Germany and Italy. The defeat in the African battlefield stimulated Adolf, who directly annexed Vichy France. Japan was retreating in the Pacific, and he himself Caught in crisis both internally and externally.

A bigger crisis is still to come. The British and French forces landed in the Two Sicilies. Italy decisively jumped back, overthrew Benito's rule, and jumped to the Allied side. The main force of the United States also landed on the British mainland, launching from Normandy, France. launched a large-scale attack.

Adolf did not expect that the United States was so powerful. Not only could he defeat Japan in the Pacific, and deliver massive supplies to Britain and the Soviet Union, he could also give himself a heavy blow in Normandy.

The Soviets rushed towards Germany's home base, Berlin, with full fury. All Soviets and Germans had a blood debt, and they wanted to completely crush the German Empire.

Adolf could only hide in the bunker. As the Soviet army gradually deepened, countless officers defected. Adolf fell into deep helplessness and loneliness. This man finally woke up from the big dream about the nation and the country for decades. His empire no longer exists.

Britain, the United States and the Soviet Union held a congress in Yalta and divided spheres of influence throughout the world.

Adolf could only commit suicide in the bunker with full of grief and indignation. Germany's complete defeat marked the complete demise of German imperialism. After that, the United States turned its gun and dropped two atomic bombs on Japan. The war finally ended.

There will be no more casualties. The casualties of this war exceeded [-] million. Almost all countries in the world were involved. The Soviet army suffered [-] million casualties, Germany [-] million, and Japan [-] million. Fifty thousand people, [-] million people in Seris, [-] people in the United States, [-] people in England, and [-] people in France.

No matter how many, they are human lives. Adolf directly or indirectly killed tens of millions of people, and the number of people he ordered to be massacred was as high as more than [-] million. In this war, Germany was divided into four occupied zones by the four victorious European powers. Only [-] square kilometers of territory were left, and even East Prussia was lost.

After reading it, Tina found that the story described a hell on earth. All the victories seemed very ironic in this last chapter. Germany launched two world wars, and both world wars were completely lost.

Adolf bet everything on the war. His ambition and desire pushed him to take risks again and again, and finally fell to pieces. His failure seemed to be destined. He massacred dissidents and believed in social Darwinism. These are all His fatal weakness.

Of course patriotism is good, and nationalism is good in most cases, but if it is too extreme, it will lead to autocracy. The other side of the war is not a better life, but death and pain. The first two chapters of Adolf's trilogy Pontus promotes nationalism and militarism, and the end of it all is the title of the book, the destruction of the empire.

Adolf's empire was destroyed, and Tina could actually feel a creepy feeling from it. It was like August was warning herself. As a soldier, Tina certainly believed that war was the solution to all problems. She had just decided to initiate A war, August gave her this.

If it were like Adolf, the final outcome for the German Empire would be to shatter into pieces and become a pawn in the game between great powers.