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But if Anna was asked to find a better solution, Anna wouldn't be able to find it either. Some things just couldn't be done.

Adolf and Anna drove all the way to Werneuchen.

Then I found a resident's door.

Adolf stopped the car.

Originally, Anna had been habitually waiting for Adolf to open the door for her, but then she remembered that she was now a village girl, so she couldn't be too ostentatious.

"Captain!"

I saw two little kids coming out of the residential house, about ten years old, saluting Adolf solemnly.

Apparently these two were the children that Adolf had sponsored.

"Is your mother at home?"

"Mom, Captain Adolf is looking for you."

"coming!"

A woman who looked rather beautiful came out immediately and welcomed Adolf in, and Anna followed behind Adolf.

"It's the first time I've seen you dressed like this. As I said, as long as you dress up a little more seriously, you're also very beautiful. By the way, is this lady...?"

The woman also saw Anna standing behind Adolf.

"I'm Adolf's secretary."

"Come in quickly."

"It's like this, Congress will hold a new general election next year, and I plan to run for Congress next year."

"Don't worry, I will definitely vote for you."

"That's not what I meant. The purpose of coming here today is to understand your needs."

"You ask me that, and I don't know where to start."

"Let's talk about the president." Anna interjected, she also wanted to see what she looked like in the eyes of ordinary people.

"You mean the little princess?"

"Correct."

"Sorry, I don't know anything about Her Royal Highness, I only know that she has become our current president."

Snapped!

Anna slapped her forehead again.

It seems that he is self-indulgent. In Deta, a large part of people don't pay attention to the royal family at all. After all, even in the era of his father William II, he was completely uninvolved in internal affairs. For Deta people, the deepest impression is still in the The era of William I.

Chapter 8 Light Industry Issues

"Then let's change the question, do you think you can participate in democracy?"

The woman shook her head.

"I don't think, I honestly don't want to participate. Because I think the so-called general elections are all lies, nothing has changed since the war started, and the situation has even gotten worse. No, don't get me wrong, I don't distrust him. Dove means, if I vote to help Adolf, that's what I should do."

"Don't you think Adolf can help you when he's elected?"

"It doesn't need to be after any election, now she has helped me."

The woman said with a slight smile.

She turned her head and glanced at Adolf, and then immediately turned to look at Anna, her expression a little embarrassed.

Anna continued to ask: "Then what do you personally hope the government can do for you?"

"Hopefully the government can subsidize some of my husband's pension, if possible. Adolf has helped us enough. It's hard for me to imagine how my children and I would survive without Adolf."

"Is that all?"

"That's all."

"Then do you usually have a job? Can you feed yourselves?"

"I do some temporary sewing for others, and with the help of Adolf, I can barely get by."

"temporary?"

"Yes."

Anna frowned.

Usually only the workers are counted together, but at this time, women are ignored among the workers.Among the laws that were established before the Empire and the Republic, there were many laws against workers, such as the Law on Working Hours, the Law on Dismissal Protection, and the Law on Payment of Wages.

Because of the ephemeral nature of women's careers, they lack the protection of trade unions.In order to squeeze female workers, capitalists evade the law in the form of temporary workers. Women have no bargaining power at all, especially in the situation of women in front of them.

Even more frightening is that they have taken this kind of oppression for granted.

"Is there no other work to do but temps?"

"I can also wash the clothes for the workers, and beyond that, I don't know what else I can do."

"I understand what you mean. I will find a solution for you. If there are no other problems, Adolf, we will leave first."

Anna turned and left directly.

"Are you in such a hurry to leave?"

"Because there are still many things waiting for me to deal with."

"That...you are...?"

The woman stopped Anna. She was not a fool. She probably guessed Anna's identity. She clearly said that she was Adolf's secretary, but she stood in front of Adolf. Instead, Adolf looked like Anna's bodyguard.

And Anna is too beautiful, so beautiful and so young, the result doesn't seem to be difficult to guess.

Anna turned her head and smiled at the woman.

"Your husband is a hero, and so are you. Please believe one thing. I love each of you deeply."

"you....."

.....

When returning to the car.

Anna didn't talk to the woman too much, she just needed to understand what the problem was.

Turning to look at Adolf.

Anna folded her arms around her chest.

"You don't want to use me to help you canvass votes, right?"

"She herself supports me."

"You just want to use her to confuse me, and the people behind will not necessarily be."

"I didn't say a word, it was you who revealed your own identity."

According to the normal process, it should be considered that Anna is canvassing for herself, but what is the use of Anna asking for votes?She didn't participate in the general election at all, and Anna felt that she was pulled out by Adolf and gave her a platform.

However, canvassing votes, the problem still has to be resolved.

"What do you think about forming a union for women?"

"No, women are too weak."

"Don't forget that you're a woman too, and so am I."

"It doesn't make sense to use a small part to represent a large part."

Adolf's discrimination is on the surface.

She believes that women should honestly stay at home and work, but there is nothing they can do because of the social status quo.

"According to your words, the people themselves are ignorant. Just pick a good person and let her lead others."

"At least I haven't found it out yet."

"What do you think of Rosa Luxemburg and Ruth Fisher?"

"They've proven their stupidity with enough action to the extent that even God is unwilling to forgive. No, the Fisher woman didn't even act, she didn't do anything but shout slogans, and even so, There are some idiots willing to support her."

"You are not qualified to represent God."

"I could send her to God to see if he forgives her for what she did. But I do agree with her that those damned Jewish capitalists should die."

Rosa Luxemburg, who is generally familiar, was killed by the Freikorps in 1919.

As for Ruth Fisher, she was also the leader of the Detacome Party, but she was Trotskyite.Whether she is a woman or a Conmi party, it is strange that Adolf can treat her well.Only on the issue of anti-Semitism can an agreement be reached.

"Then do you have any good solutions?"

"Not yet."

Adolf replied.

It really doesn't.

In this era, it is too difficult to solve the problem of women's employment.This is a multi-faceted problem in the whole society. Even if the government legislates, capitalists can choose not to hire female workers or drag the government hard.

That woman is going to face a more difficult situation, being oppressed by capitalists and possibly losing her job.

This is also because Deta's industrial development direction is heavy industry, which women cannot do, and light industry that women can do, and there is no power to negotiate with capitalists at all.

Under the huge torrent of the times, a woman is too insignificant.

"Then let those goddamn capitalists repoliticize the work environment and get a temporary worker protection law."

Anna also has a headache.

This kind of problem has not been effectively solved after 100 years.

If you want to solve the problem in Deta, it will be at the end of the day in Deta. Only by improving heavy industry can the overall financial strength of the country be improved. Welfare subsidies should be used at that time. What can be done now is to improve the poor industrial environment of women, and Some basic protections for temporary workers.

"Who's the next person to see?"

"A middle-class guy."