The decisive battle against the Third Reich

What Qin Chuan didn't expect was that these youth groups actually played a role.

After Meyer knew Qin Chuan's identity, he looked at Qin Chuan with admiration, and even imitated Qin Chuan's movements intentionally or unintentionally.

This reminded Qin Chuan of some of what Hitler said about German education: "These young people don't have to learn anything. They just need to learn and act like Germans!"

The essence of this statement is that outstanding Germans will become role models for young people, and they only need to follow these role models as goals.

But this doesn't mean that you have to learn even the movements, which makes Qin Chuan feel a little awkward.

"Can you stop staring at me like this?" Qin Chuan said.

"Yes, sir!" Meyer whispered, then turned his head away.

But this also made Qin Chuan feel uncomfortable, because after a while he was worried that the child's neck would not be able to bear it.

"Forget it!" Qin Chuan said, "You can do whatever you want!"

"Great!" Meyer turned around and said, "Can I ask a few questions?"

"cannot!"

"But sir, you just told me it was okay!"

Qin Chuan was speechless towards Meyer.

At the same time, not only Meyer was like this, but several other children also looked over here from time to time, only to quickly turn back when Qin Chuan noticed.

If there really was a Gestapo in the carriage, Qin Chuan would have been discovered long ago.

The train arrived in Potsdam. This small town with a population of only a few hundred thousand will become very famous in the future because after the war, the Soviet Union, the United States and Britain held a meeting here, and then the "Potsdam Proclamation" was issued.

Of course, it was still unknown at this time, but once you get here, it is not far from Berlin. It is 35 kilometers away from Berlin.

At this time, Qin Chuan suddenly found a few people looking in from outside the carriage. Qin Chuan couldn't help but frown... The Gestapo, and there were quite a few of them.

Obviously, they had gotten the news that Qin Chuan had left Frankfurt, and then came here to intercept it.

Meyer discovered this immediately and asked nervously and expectantly: "Sir, are you the enemy?"

Qin Chuan looked around, then nodded slightly.

He believed that the Gestapo could recognize him, even if he was wearing makeup. The reason was that a large number of young people in Germany had been drafted into the army. The people sitting in the carriage were either old people, women or children. The only few young people who could see him were just to compare their photos. It is not difficult to find flaws.

After thinking about it, Meyer waved back and shouted: "Partners, let us sing "Flag High" for the Führer!"

More than a dozen children from the youth league immediately gathered in response. Meyer signaled several children to stand around Qin Chuan and block Qin Chuan in the corner. There was even a child who stood on a chair and completely blocked Qin Chuan. Inside.

"Hold the flag high! The team is in order!

We will move forward with calm determination.

Comrades were killed by reactionaries,

The soul will also move forward with the light.

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During the singing, several Gestapo got on the bus. They carefully checked everyone on the seat, shook their heads and got off the other side.

Obviously, they were not sure which train Qin Chuan was on, so they had to wait to search for the next train.

Qin Chuan breathed a sigh of relief when the train started again.

The youth group stopped after singing the song. Meyer looked at Qin Chuan excitedly and asked: "How did we do, sir?"

"Very good!" Qin Chuan replied: "I will report your help to me to the head of state!"

The teenagers were so excited that they almost screamed, but fortunately Meyer stopped them in time.

Qin Chuan separated from the Youth League after arriving in Berlin.

Although the Youth League repeatedly asked to "escort" Qin Chuan to his destination... Qin Chuan knew that this would only make it easier for the Gestapo to discover him, so he declined after saying a few words.

After getting off the train, Qin Chuan did not dare to neglect. After calling a carriage, he went straight to the "Reich Chancellery", which was where Hitler lived and worked in Berlin.

"Sir!" the coachman asked Qin Chuan as he rushed to his destination: "Do you want me to take you around the Prime Minister's Office? It only costs 3 Reichsmarks!"

The driver regarded Qin Chuan as a tourist who came to pay homage to the Prime Minister's Office.

"No!" Qin Chuan replied.

"If you want to see the Führer..." the coachman said, "I'm afraid you have to wait until tomorrow. At ten o'clock tomorrow morning, the Führer will give a speech on the 'Balcony of History'!"

When designing and constructing the Reich Chancellery, Hitler emphasized the construction of a high platform overlooking the masses for the convenience of gathering and summoning the public, so as to prevent himself from being crowded by the enthusiastic masses on the streets, so there was a "balcony of history."

In modern news or documentaries, you can often see scenes of Hitler standing on a high place waving to the crowd, and quite a few of them were shot on the "balcony of history."

"Oh, ten o'clock!" Qin Chuan responded casually.

"You haven't found a place to live yet!" The coachman then asked, "I can introduce you to an affordable one, and I can pick you up tomorrow morning!"

"Thank you!" Qin Chuan said, "But I don't need it, just stop here!"

The coachman couldn't help but be stunned, and then replied: "But this is the main entrance!"

"Yes, this is it!"

The carriage stopped, and Qin Chuan walked towards the Prime Minister's Office under the dumbfounded gaze of the carriage driver... Only then did the carriage driver realize that he might have accidentally carried a big shot.

The main entrance of the Chancellery is very impressive. On the more than ten steps, there are four cement pillars that require two people to hug together. Two fully armed guards stand in front of each pillar. On both sides of the gate, there is a bronze statue more than four meters high holding a burning flame... Qin Chuan knows the meaning of these two bronze statues. Hitler once said: "I am more and more convinced that there are two pillars that cannot be shaken on the foundation of national security: one is the immortal National Socialist Party (Nazi Party) to maintain the country's political life, and the other is the German army to defend the peaceful empire!" Therefore, these two statues represent the two pillars of the country: the party and the army. Qin Chuan's appearance immediately attracted the attention of the guards. One of the guards shouted at Qin Chuan: "Pedestrians are not allowed to enter!" "I'm here to see the head of state!" Qin Chuan handed over the pass. The guard opened the pass and his eyes lit up, and then asked: "Captain Frick, you don't have a beard in the photo!" "Oh!" Qin Chuan responded and pulled the fake beard off his mouth. The guard checked carefully again and said respectfully: "Come in, Captain, welcome to Berlin!"

When Qin Chuan walked into the gate, he heard the guards talking behind him: "He is the 'legendary sergeant', I have seen him in a military uniform in the newspaper!"