The decisive battle against the Third Reich

The code is actually very simple. Let Karen answer the phone today, let Schmidt answer the phone tomorrow, and Lehman the day after tomorrow... Time will not be so urgent later. Qin Chuan can wait until the time is up and call or even go back by himself.

"I am Frick" means morning, and if you ask "Are you all right?" at the beginning, it means afternoon.

Then agree on a code to indicate the time.

Military codes need to be used on a large scale and repeatedly in the military, which will be very troublesome to set up. The code between Qin Chuan and Colonel Koch is point-to-point between two people, which is very convenient to set up and almost impossible to decipher... Because it is too random, if you don't know the mutual agreement, there is no trace to find, even if it is "super secret", it can't do anything.

After the call, Qin Chuan seemed to have put an end to his worries. "Man proposes, God disposes." Whether he will succeed next depends on luck.

"Captain!" On the way back to the guest room, Qin Chuan happened to meet Rommel who was going to meet Hitler. Rommel reminded him: "I don't know why, but those 'black police' seem to be targeting you, be careful!"

(Note: The SS is called the "Black Guard" because they often wear black uniforms, and the Gestapo is also called the "Black Police".)

"Okay, General!" Qin Chuan replied: "I will be careful!"

At this time, Rommel had no idea that the person he should remind was Heydrich, the head of the Gestapo, who everyone avoided.

Of course, Heydrich didn't know this. The next morning, he hurriedly said goodbye to his wife and took a plane back to Bohemia.

The straight-line distance from Berlin to Prague, the capital of Bohemia, is about 283 kilometers. The "Junkers 52" landed at the airport outside Prague in more than an hour.

After getting off the plane, his dark green convertible Mercedes 320 sedan was waiting for him next to him. The driver was Johannes Klein, the second-level captain of the SS.

As soon as Heydrich got into the car and sat in the passenger seat, Klein started the car and drove towards Prague.

The car turned right and climbed up the mountain, passed a big house on the top of the mountain, passed through a small bush and finally entered Prague's Kirchmayer Street. After a few kilometers, it would turn to Klein Holschwitzer Street.

Along the way, Heydrich was thinking about a question: he didn't know how he and the "legendary sergeant" came to an enemy position. Perhaps it was because he underestimated the "legendary sergeant"... Before that, he thought that the "legendary sergeant" was just a hero created by the military for propaganda purposes, so he was dismissive of him.

This is not Heydrich's fault, because Heydrich himself is also a "heroic" figure. He is good at sports such as fencing and horse riding; he is also very accomplished in music, especially preferring violin; in addition, he can fly a plane, and even personally flew a fighter plane several times to participate in the air battle against the Soviet army on the Eastern Front... He can almost be said to be a role model for the Germans.

As the saying goes, peers are jealous of each other. Because he is good enough, he naturally doesn't believe that anyone can surpass him.

But he soon found out that he was wrong, because the "legendary sergeant" could easily kill his four well-trained men. From this point of view, this "legendary sergeant" is not an ordinary person.

If so, does that mean that all the rumors about him are true?

Heydrich still didn't believe it, because if that were the case, the wisdom and even quality of this "legendary sergeant" would be above his own... This is almost impossible, because Heydrich has tried his best to do everything, but in the end he was easily crushed by an unknown person.

Heydrich was a little unwilling. Sometimes he even thought that if he had an intersection with this "legendary sergeant" in another way, maybe he and the "legendary sergeant" would become friends.

But soon Heydrich shook his head. Heydrich was a person who strived for perfection. The reason why he could recruit talents in an unconventional way was entirely because he believed that his talent was above these people, so he had a sense of superiority from a high position.

If, one day, the "legendary sergeant" was in front of him... his brilliance might turn him into a supporting role, which Heydrich could not tolerate.

Therefore, Heydrich believed that he could not coexist with this "legendary sergeant", and the sooner the better.

At this moment, the car slowed down and turned to Holschwitzer Street. At this moment, a person crossing the road suddenly walked past in front of him, and Klein stepped on the brakes habitually...

Originally Klein thought it was just a coincidence, because the car could not see pedestrians and pedestrians could not see cars before this sharp turn, but he soon found that this was not the case, because a pedestrian took advantage of this time to run in front of the car and threw away the raincoat in his hand, revealing a Sten submachine gun, with the muzzle pointing directly at the position where Heydrich was sitting.

"It's over!" This is the word that Klein can think of in his mind.

Klein is Heydrich's driver and bodyguard. He knows this submachine gun very well... It has 32 bullets and a theoretical firing rate of 550 rounds, which means that it only takes about three seconds for all 32 bullets to pour in the direction of Heydrich.

These bullets will first shatter the car's windshield, and then shoot into Heydrich's body... No one can survive in this situation.

But shockingly, no bullets were fired from the submachine gun, and instead there was silence.

The submachine gun jammed, and the killer pulled the trigger several more times without success.

Qin Chuan was a little confused as to why the Czech killer would choose the Sten submachine gun. This type of submachine gun was notoriously easy to jam and misfire.

At this time, Heydrich's most correct approach should be to order the driver to increase the accelerator and escape quickly.

But out of some pride, or wanting to show his fearlessness and spirit to the Czechs, Heydrich did not do this. He took out his Ruger pistol from the compartment of the car door and stood up "Bang bang" shot at the killer who dropped his submachine gun and ran away.

Heydrich was completely unaware that there was another killer behind the car. The killer took out a grenade, lit it, and threw it towards the car parked in the middle of the street...

The killer wanted to throw the grenade into the car to cause maximum damage, but perhaps because he was too nervous, the grenade missed the wheel fender behind the rear right wheel and exploded with a "boom".

A hole was blown into the car body, and the rear half of the right running board and the upper window were shattered. Heydrich only felt a sharp pain in his back.