Hitler's Diary - Russia

"Okay, okay, you chirping girls." Hindenburg helped Wang Weiyi get out of the situation in time: "Let us two old men and these young people have a good chat for a while."

The girls reluctantly left here.

Hindenburg and Ludendorff's expressions became much more serious. What they were most concerned about was the situation on the front line and the morale of the soldiers.

And Wang Weiyi is undoubtedly the clearest about this.

He gave a brief introduction. Hindenburg and Ludendorff listened very carefully and interrupted from time to time to ask for details. Wang Weiyi also explained them very carefully.

"It seems that the strength on the Western Front will be strengthened." Ludendorff looked grim: "The Russians' strength was greatly weakened after the Battle of Tannenberg. I think some troops can be mobilized from the east to strengthen the front." The power of the River Mu."

Hindenburg also felt the same way. At this time, Wang Weiyi couldn't help but muttered: "Actually, the Russians are the most terrifying..."

"What?" Hindenburg's attention suddenly focused on Wang Weiyi.

"Ah, I didn't say anything." Wang Weiyi hurriedly covered it up.

Hindenburg smiled slightly: "Lieutenant, as a gentleman, you should not lie. I am very sure that I heard you say that the Russians are the most terrifying."

Wang Weiyi gritted his teeth: "Yes, I think the Russians are far scarier than the British or French."

Ludendorff was a little dissatisfied: "Lieutenant, I admit that you are a hero, but maybe you don't know much about the situation in various countries. In the Battle of Tannenberg, the Russian Second Army was the Tsar's painstaking effort to fight Germany before the war. This group army has the best equipment in the Russian army, and its combat effectiveness is the strongest among the Russian army. It is far different from other group armies with three soldiers and one gun, but even so, they were also attacked. The fate of the entire army was destroyed, and even their commander Samsonov committed suicide in despair. Do you think this kind of Russia is terrible? "

"I'm not talking about Russia now..." Wang Weiyi didn't know what to say: "I heard that some revolutionary forces have a great influence in Russia. I'm worried about what they will do... ...."

"What about?" Hindenburg's interest was piqued.

In this case, Wang Weiyi no longer worries about anything: "For example, the Tsar may be overthrown."

Several people laughed together, this was really incredible. Although there are various so-called revolutionary forces in Russia, they are not qualified and do not have the power to overthrow the Tsar.

If the only German who believes in Wang Weiyi's words is probably Adolf Hitler. Whatever Lieutenant Ernst said was right.

Wang Weiyi did not care about what others were thinking: "Russia is the enemy that Germany should pay attention to most, and of course the United States is the same... Please forgive me for being rude. Russia's land is larger than Germany. Once they are The power accumulated through full-scale armed mobilization would be very terrifying. Napoleon was about to suffer a disastrous defeat there..."

Hindenburg and Ludendorff's smiles disappeared. Indeed, a strong and unified Russia will definitely be a thorn in Germany's side. This is what everyone in Germany thinks so.

"You talk too much." At this time, Xiao Ling's words rang in Wang Weiyi's ears.

Wang Weiyi said hurriedly: "Of course, my understanding of Germany is far inferior to that of the marshal and general."

"No, what you said is very good." Hindenburg said thoughtfully: "If, ah, I mean if, the situation in Russia is really what you said, can Germany defeat this powerful neighbor? "

"It's possible, but it depends on how to fight." After being warned by Xiao Ling, Wang Weiyi replied absentmindedly: "For example, concentrate all possible power and attack with thunder and lightning..."

Just as they were speaking, an adjutant came over and interrupted them: "Marshal Hindenburg, General Ludendorff, His Majesty the Emperor and Prince Joachim are about to arrive. Your Majesty, please come in."

Hindenburg nodded: "Lieutenant, what you said is very interesting. Although some of the words are whimsical, young people need such active thinking. But now that His Majesty the Emperor has summoned us, we can have a long chat next time."

"Yes, Marshal."

Wang Weiyi watched Hindenburg and Ludendorff leave without taking this matter too seriously.

What he originally said below was to say that it would be impossible to defeat Germany alone if it went to war with Britain and France at the same time and had to deal with Russia. Of course, there were also various factors such as Russia's terrible weather.

However, he did not have the chance to speak.

Wang Weiyi ignored one person:

Adolf Hitler.

Hitler took out his diary, walked to a secluded corner, and carefully wrote down some words in his diary:

"Today, Lieutenant Ernst told us that Russia is the most terrifying enemy, especially a unified and powerful Russia. If we choose Russia as the enemy, we must concentrate all the forces we can and use a thunder and lightning offensive to completely defeat Russia. Defeating them without giving them any chance to breathe will be Germany's only chance to win..."

The last few words were Hitler's own imagination based on what Lieutenant Ernst said. He thought Lieutenant Ernst would say this.

Hitler had an almost blind admiration for Wang Weiyi. He unswervingly believed in every word Wang Weiyi said. Even if he was asked to choose between Lieutenant Ernst and Marshal Hindenburg, he would rather trust Ernst. Special Lieutenant.

Hitler thought it was ridiculous for a little person like himself to dwell on the big facts between countries, but God knows if his diary will come in handy one day.

The young German officers did not notice Hitler's actions. Richthofen said easily: "What should we consider about Russia? If they really want to do something else, we will give them something good to see."

Manstein didn't say anything. His brows knitted together as if he was considering what Wang Weiyi had just said.

Although Ernst Brahm's words may sound absurd, they are not entirely unreasonable. Russia has always been a big problem for Germany and must be solved sooner or later.

Several people each had their own thoughts, but no one said it.

"Officers, the banquet is about to begin. Please enter the banquet hall."

The words of a palace official interrupted everyone's thoughts. Several young officers tidied up their appearance, and then followed the official into the banquet hall.