Captain Contribution

A clear gunshot echoed through the night sky in the German capital, Berlin, disrupting this moment of tranquility.

The police siren then sounded, and the clang of leather boots stepping on the ground came from all directions. The coup was planned for a long time and broke out in March 1920.

"Which unit are you from?" Report the number! "This is the fifth block, and we will shoot one step further!" The officer hiding behind the sandbags shouted.

"Immediately put down the weapons in your hands!" "The army has taken over here!" The person on the opposite side was also unequivocal; he took out his pistol and waved, and behind him, a group of fierce old German troops with rifles rushed up.

"Boo!" A bullet hit the sandbag, and the officers and soldiers inside immediately threw out the weapon, saying, "God!" Don't shoot! We surrender!" The defenders inside obviously lacked the courage to fight in World War I. What they think is simple: let the loyal people go to hell. If they die under their obligations, they are the wrongdoers. Whoever gives up and is raised by the grandson

At the door of the Capitol, the soldiers lined up in two rows and stood upright with long rifles to greet their commander, General Walter von Lutwicz.

"God!" After a sigh, Hulk, the leader of the 103rd Infantry Regiment, threw the telegram on his desk and looked helplessly at his men. Bretz, the deputy leader, was standing in his office. Three battalions have commanders: the first battalion commander, Vico; the second battalion commander, Hans; the third battalion commander, Brud; and the company commander, Genk.

Of course, the Akaweiwei is in the last row, temporarily assigned to the 103rd Regiment. He has just heard the news from Berlin. The old army finally parted ways with the German government. The soldiers now stand in a very delicate position. Walter General von Lutwitz led a part of Berlin's garrison troops to capture Berlin and dispatched a telegram to all German troops asking for support.

Vico's generous chin was very Prussian soldier-like. He frowned and thought for a while before saying, "I think we should keep silent." This is a bit weird. Although they occupied Berlin, we'd better look at the light first.

"Is there any way?" "Things are up to now..." Hulk thought and nodded to agree, but he was interrupted halfway through.

"I'm sorry!" Akado raised his hand and said, "We should send a telegram immediately, and we should tell everyone that we are unwilling to join the old army!"

"Lieutenant! "Those are our German soldiers too!" "Even if we don't help, we will be looked down upon by other troops if we stab the knife in the back!" Brud, the third battalion commander, glanced back at Akado and said,

Akado glanced at Hulk, then took a step forward and said aloud: "Look down? What is the reason?

"So why not agree, but oppose?" "Can you talk about it?" Hulk asked curiously.

"Has everyone read the content?" They have made no follow-up preparation at all, and they haven't even dealt with the things that should be handled. I don't want to be buried with such people. I don't know if you have any hobbies related to death. Akado smiled and shrugged to answer Hulk's question.

"What do you mean?" "Let's talk about it in detail." "There are two nobles in the officer's house, and four have gone to college, so everyone is sane." The deputy head, Bretz, was also very interested in this statement and looked at Akado and asked.

"They have no long-term plans; they don't want an army-controlled government or to bring a puppet to power, and Berlin as a whole is messed up."If they can all succeed, then it is a weird thing." Aka After analyzing the whole incident more, I concluded that the action was full of flaws.

"It's not follow-up preparation, but why do you say they haven't dealt with the things they should handle now?" Hans, the second battalion commander, couldn't wait to ask.

Akado glanced at Hans and raised his eyebrows: "If it was the operation I planned, then at least President Ebert should be caught, and an accident should be killed." Even if the world knows that I did it, if there is no evidence, it can only be recognized. In this way, no matter who the new president is supporting, he will thank the operation, and the person who ultimately executes the operation will not be punished too heavily, right?

"High!" Hulk smiled and gave a thumbs up to Akado: "As you said, if it is an action you planned, then we will not be so uncertain; just follow you and wait." "The news of victory is enough."

He stood up, walked over to Akado, and patted Akado's shoulder. "But from the standpoint of a soldier, your handling is a bit too cruel." I still hope that you will be less aggressive in the future. "It is good."

After he finished speaking, he went to the deputy commander, Blitz, and said, "Go to the staff of the regiment, convey my order, and send a telegram, saying that our 103rd regiment does not support General Walter von Lutwitz, and we stand firm." He stood on the side of the German people.

The next day, General Walter von Lutwitz didn't know which staffers should follow the weird advice. He eventually found an unknown and insignificant civilian official among the resigned German Ministry of Agriculture officials. A person named Wolfgang Kapp was appointed German Chancellor.

Although the national condemnation continued, the provisionally formed central government actually worked. On Wednesday, Hamburg received a crying appointment about the promotion to second lieutenant.

Yes, the head of the 105th Regiment, Kruzer, submitted his report of praise for Akado to the Berlin government chaired by Albert, but because of the distance between the two places, until Albert evaded to the suburbs of Berlin, this report was still on its way to the German Army Command in Berlin.

However, some people still received this report, which is from General Walter von Lutwitz, who had been tossed by the new army that had been turned over, but he still decided to approve the local reports accumulated over the past few days to report on the whole country. The real power belonged to the generals, and their men backed them up.

You need to know that not everyone has an aura of headiness—General Walter von Lutwitz is such a gentle general. Everyone is about his political gambling, but he wants to prove his outstanding "ability" to affect everyone... Well, I don't need to say more about you to know how miserable he will be in the next few days.

However, Akado was one of the few beneficiaries of this chaotic coup. The report of his praise was reviewed and approved. On the third day of the coup, Akado received his promotion order.

He was promoted by two ranks and became an army captain. If General Walter von Lutwitz knows that the kid he promoted is the person against him, it is estimated that he will be alive or dead.

At the same time as Akado's promotion, a workers' strike that swept across the country began because the newly established Kapu government was not recognized by the majority of the people, nor was it generally trusted by the military. Just five days after the Kapu coup, Generals Walter von Lutwitz and Wolfgang Carp were expelled from the presidential palace and became prisoners of the new National Defense Force, which subsequently arrived.

President Ebert reclaimed power, Germany's order was restored, and the strike naturally ended in victory.

History has finally lived up to the German people's desire for prosperity. After using Kapu to make everyone laugh, an experienced and energetic general was appointed commander-in-chief of the German Army.

Three months later, Major General Hans von Seekert, 54, was ordered to take over the German Army and become the new German Army Commander-in-Chief. Due to the restrictions of the "Versailles Peace Treaty," the German navy only has 15,000 men, so it can be said that Major General Seeker is the leader of the entire German armed forces.

General Walter von Lutwitz sat in the office of the commander-in-chief for only five days, welcoming this typical Prussian soldier named Sikte, who was thin and tall with a single-eye lens on his cheekbones. Major Sikte was not an unknown character. He survived the First World War. As an officer of the General Staff, he organized the Germans to break through the Russian defense line on the eastern front in 1915 with outstanding achievements. And thus he won the German-Prussian Medal, the highest military medal in World War I.

He was once lent to the Turkish Empire as the Minister of National Defense. He was one of the representatives of the German army at the time of the signing of the Versailles Treaty, and he was extremely patient and diplomatic. He has also read a lot of books, has rich experience, can speak English, French, and German, and is familiar with music and art as military tactics—the legendary three good students, the learning hegemons, or the jealous darling of God.

The reason he is taken so seriously is to pay tribute to that distant history. General Sikter took the first step in the re-emergence of German forces, but he was far from the famous German generals who started the Second World War.

There is not much nonsense, and it is true.

Sikte, who took office, did not waste time and arrived at his office that day. He skillfully put a thick stack of documents on the upper right corner of the desk. His fingers tapped regularly on the edge of the table. He looked at the young assistant in front of him and gave him his first command as the commander of the German Army. Order: "Promote the officer of the gas prevention team of the 103rd Regiment of the Hamburg Garrison, Captain Akado Rudolf, to the rank of Army Major, and report to the Berlin Army Command immediately."