Katyn Massacre Ⅱ

"My head of state, our Gestapo in the Soviet Union sent us this!" Heydrich said, handing a few photos and a report to Lyon, who was sitting at his desk reading a newspaper.

When Leon heard the words, he put down the newspaper, but he picked up the report and read the materials that Heydrich handed over.

"I always thought the Gestapo's methods were very bloody, but now it seems that the lunatics of the Soviet Ministry of Internal Affairs can play better than you." Leon looked at the amazing numbers and efficient killing methods in the report, and then looked at the few pictures. Although the color is black and white, but the content is full of blood-red photos, he smiled at Heydrich.

"No no, my head of state, the Soviet Union just slaughtered more than 20,000 Polish officers, which is far from the record of our Gestapo." Heydrich shook his head and said proudly.

"Haha." Leon laughed twice, then handed the photo and report back to Heydrich, and ordered, "Take these photos and reports to Goebbels. These things are better in his hands than in I have much more use on my hands."

"Understood, my Führer!" Heydrich replied with a German salute.

"Also, you don't need to show me this kind of information in the future, just hand it over to Goebbels." Leon ordered, "I am more concerned about the preparations for the 'Operation Witherburg'."

"Yes!"

"You go down." Leon waved his hand, motioning Heydrich to carry out his order.

"Stalin, you are really ruthless." Looking at Heydrich's back, Leon chuckled twice and said to himself, "I wonder if you are ready to take my first move."

Early the next morning, the streets of various cities in Germany rang out with the clamor of newspapers about the Katyn massacre.

"No nickname! The Soviet Union massacred more than 20,000 Polish prisoners of war in the Katyn Forest in Smolensk!" A newsboy waved the newspaper in his hand and shouted.

I don't know if the news was exciting enough, or the newsboy's voice was too clear. His hawking sound quickly attracted a large number of people who got up early.

"Give me a copy!" "I am me, I want one too!" "Man, give me one too!" The attracted people took out coins and bought a newspaper from the newsboy, and then watched The bloody and terrifying pictures in the newspaper were discussed with the people around him with relish.

"Hey, how do you think the Soviets will end this time? When they robbed us of the victory in Poland, they said with a righteous face that they entered Poland to protect the Ukrainians and Russians, but now? It turns out that this is how they protect their own people. Yes." A worker squatting on the side of the road, wearing a dirty work shirt, said to an office worker in formal suits beside him after reading the report.

"Haha, who said it wasn't?" The office worker laughed twice. "Originally, most people in the world were criticizing us for attacking Poland, but they turned a blind eye to the equally shameless Soviet Union. But the war is also over. We are helping Poland rebuild the country. The Soviet Union But they are busy slaughtering the people they keep saying they want to protect, and now I'll see what those people who denounce us have to say!"

"I don't agree with you. I think the newspaper company that produced this newspaper is finished." Another person interjected, "The Soviet Union is our ally, they broke the scandal, and the newspaper company is not busy doing laundry. Bai is still criticizing, and Mr. Goebbels, the Minister of Propaganda, will never let this newspaper company go."

"You're stupid!" The workers and office workers looked at the speaker with contempt, "You think the Soviet Union is really our ally, and this is obviously what we revealed to the British, French and Polish governments in exile. , the purpose is to stink the Soviets, and let everyone know how bastards the Soviet Union is!"

"I realize how bastard the Soviet Union is!" At the same time, in the presidential palace in Paris, France, the leader of the Polish government-in-exile, Rajkijevic, was holding a German newspaper and pointing to the bloody front page headlines. 's photo, furious at French President Le Brun.

"They were bastards," Lebrun said with a shrug. "From the very beginning of their nation, the British and I had agreed on the question of 'Is the Soviet Union a bastard? , bastards who regard international law and nothing."

"I want to take revenge on them! I want to take revenge on more than 20,000 innocent Polish officers!" Rachikievich roared.

"I understand your mood, but Mr. Ratchkiyevich, as of now, you don't have the capital to talk about revenge." Lebrun reminded "kindly".

Rachkiyevich was choked, but thinking about it, he looked at Lebrun and asked in a low voice: "Mr. Lebrun, you and Mr. Churchill can help me, right? ? I need the help of my allies!"

"Yes yes, I will help you! Mr. Rachkievich!" Lebrun laughed slyly, "but before we collect the debt from the Soviet Union, we have to discuss the German problem, they are strengthening them recently. The strength of Army Group E deployed on the Danish border, we have reason to believe they are conspiring against Denmark and Norway."

"So what?" Ratchkiyevich asked, looking at Lebrun.

"So we need your troops to strengthen the defenses of Denmark and Norway to prevent our poor ally from falling into the hands of the Germans," Lebrun said. Always on Norway's mind. During the last war, the Royal Navy used its naval superiority to deploy a tight blockade across the narrow North Sea from the Shetland Islands to the Norwegian coast, trapping the German fleet in its home port. Do nothing and we intend to do it this time, Churchill is already asking the UK Parliament for permission to move the Royal Navy to Norway to arm, but it will take a while. And before the Royal Navy arrives in Norway, once Denmark and Norway fall between them hands, then they will get rid of this shackles and get their coveted access to the Atlantic Ocean, and then we will also lose the opportunity to hold the German High Seas Fleet."

"But with only 100,000 of us, how could we resist the attack of German Army Group E?" Ratchkiyevich hesitated.

"No, it's not just you who will go to Norway this time, the Allies will also send about 200,000 people to accompany you." Le Brun explained, "Our troops on the Western Front are less than the Germans. We can't get more people to go to Norway and Denmark until we complete a new round of military expansion, so I can only ask you."

"Okay." Ratchkiyevich replied, "but you also have to promise me to teach the Soviets a good lesson for me!"

"No problem." Lebrun nodded, "We planned to teach the Soviets a lesson!"