Ninety-Nine Preparations

In May 1932, the German presidential election began. Just when everyone held that Accardo would definitely challenge President Hindenburg, Accardo held a press conference and announced that he had given up this time. President election.

Facing the reporter's camera, he talked eloquently, declaring that President Hindenburg is the best choice for the German people at this stage, and everyone should maintain a tolerant attitude and wait for President Hindenburg to stabilize the economic situation and give him more Time to implement policies to deal with the negative effects of the economic crisis.

His speech naturally represented the position of the Greater Deutsches Party. In the subsequent presidential election, the propaganda machine of the Greater Deutsches Party promoted Hindenburg everywhere. Coupled with the connections and prestige accumulated by Hindenburg, Hindenburg finally made Hindenburg's Den Burg won the presidential election by a landslide victory over the presidential challenger Adolf Hitler.

Because Arcador's withdrawal made Hitler's long-standing attack evasive and exposed Hitler's hidden strength, the Nazi Party finally attracted the attention of the Greater Deutsches Party. Aspiring to win, the Greater Deutsches Party was gearing up to take on the Nazis in the upcoming July 1932 parliamentary elections.

In the streets and alleys of Berlin, in order to compete for seats in the parliamentary election, the propaganda offensive of the Greater Deutsche Party has been rising. On the wide streets, throngs of cars were filled with SS soldiers, who saluted the German salute to the crowds on both sides of the road and chanted the slogan of long live Arkado Rudolph.

The outside world is rushing to arrange this congressional election, and the interior of the Greater Deutsche Party is also fighting for their own power. There is no suspense in the process of electing the new party chairman. Arkado won with an absolute overwhelming advantage, but this That doesn't mean other locations aren't coveted.

This is also the first time that the Greater Deutsche Party has reshuffled its power since its establishment, so all forces want to gain greater power and benefits in this party election.

The first was the position of the Vice-Chairman of the Greater Deutsches Party. Several candidates fought fiercely. Krupp, by restoring relations with Akado and unswervingly supporting Akado's policies, won the great victory. With the support of the majority, he continued to be re-elected as vice-chairman, but the other vice-chairman, Stressmann, was excluded from this position. His support rate in the Greater Deutsche Party was not high, and he had to quit sadly. this important competition.

There are still many popular candidates left, Merkel, Leuk Carter, Major General Brauchitch elected by the military, and I, who has recently become a red man in the Greater Deutsche Party. G. Carl Bosch, head of the Farben company.

Having said that, we have to re-introduce the latter two "newcomers".

Major General Brauchitch was an important military official raised by Arkado from the major, and he was a middle figure representing the compromise between the old and new Wehrmacht. He has the conservatism and sense of honor of the old Wehrmacht, and is deeply influenced by Arkado. It can be said that he is the second representative of the Grand Deutsche Party in the Wehrmacht.

Of course, no one in the back knew that he actually regarded Akado as an idol, and could imitate Akado's eccentric expression when he handled things and a bit rustic tone when he spoke. Moreover, the 4th Division under his command was also the only main force of the Wehrmacht that Arcador deployed on the French border.

The general's strategic vision is very shrewd, and he is detailed and thoughtful when laying out the battle plan. He is a typical Prussian-style general. The most commendable thing is that he is also very open within the old Wehrmacht group. Defense Minister Grohner has always been. He values ​​him very highly, and once declared in public more than once that he hoped that he would be able to go a step further in Arkado,

Becoming Commander-in-Chief of the National Defense Forces or succeeding the position of Minister of Defense.

And I. G. Karl Bosch, the leader of IG Farben, has only recently joined the Greater Deutsches Party, but because of his wealth, he was valued by Arcardo as soon as he joined. And the legendary I. G. Farben is not actually a company, and there is no chemist named Farben. The company's full name is "German Dyestuff Industry Interest Group".

Arcardo has been looking for the localization of gasoline and rubber, so he has been focusing on this called I. G. IG Farben Group. And at this moment I. G. IG Farben is struggling to figure out how to make money with synthetic gasoline and synthetic rubber, and Bosch is eyeing the burgeoning Greater Deutsches Party and the Nazi Party.

I. G. IG Farben finally abandoned the Nazi party because of the intervention of the Jewish directors, so Bosch sent his own representatives to contact the GDR, and Arcador received the two representatives himself. Arkado showed unprecedented interest in the synthetic oil and synthetic rubber technology that the two representatives were trying to promote, and the three chatted for four hours. The evaluation is "also has a deep understanding and awareness of technical issues."

Then the Greater Deutsches Party came forward directly and I. G. IG Farben signed a production contract to order 100,000 tons of synthetic rubber at a high price. When he got the contract, Bosch said, "This person is more intelligent than I thought!" So the leader of the chemical company joined the Greater Deutsches Party without hesitation.

The final result of the election had to make a major reorganization of the GDP: Arcardo appointed Brausch and Krupp as vice-chairmen of the GDP. Obviously this time the vice-chairman is a necessary measure to balance the relationship between the military and the government within the Greater Deutsches Party.

Arcardo's appointment of Bosch as the party's finance minister can be said to have given Bosch, who has recently joined the Greater Deutsche Party, a very large trust. This position is only under Krupp, the vice chairman in charge of economics and politics. position of authority.

In addition, he appointed Merkel as the party's foreign relations minister, Fanny as the party's propaganda minister, and continued to appoint Loic Carter as the party's personnel minister. These are all long-anticipated appointments. Kerr has been doing a lot of things for the Greater Deutsches Party, so he should be given a position; Fanny has been showing extraordinary ability in the propaganda department, and it is well known that he has an affair with Arkado, so this time Matt was squeezed out Hoff is also "popular"; Loic Carter's position is very important, and he has done a good job, and of course he will stay.

The next appointments were a bit confusing: Matthoff was reassigned as SS Police Minister, and some of the powers of the SS Kaiser Reinhard Heydrich were taken away; a new one was created. The department called the Supervision Department supervises various issues within the party, and the appointment of Jerinek Cassia as the head of the Supervision Department is a bit of a strengthening of internal management. People can't help but link these two orders and speculate Did Heydrich fall out of favor in front of Arcador.

In this new distribution of powers, poor Stressman only got a spare position as the Minister of Logistics.

After stabilizing the party, Arcardo took the chariot of the Greater Deutsches Party and began to prepare for the congressional election with all his strength.

"According to the analysis, Hitler's votes in the presidential election are higher than we expected, which shows that the Nazi Party has recently received support from some forces." Fanny looked at the information and frowned to the Accardo Hui report: "We do not Knowing which forces they have backing them makes congressional elections more risky."

"We have confirmed a terrible fact through internal statistics. If you, Chairman, participated in the presidential election, then your votes with Hindenburg and Hitler are very close, and who will win and who will lose is uncertain." Leuk Carter finished reading The information in hand also said worriedly: "But the good news is not without the support of chemical companies, and the support rate within the National Defense Forces is also steadily increasing."

"We should have no problem winning the parliamentary elections now. The problem is that if we include the Social Democrats and the Communist Party, I'm afraid that we won't get the majority of seats in the Congress, and some of the plans we have formulated will not be passed." Fanny closed her hands. Looking at the information, he stared at Arkado with a wink and said, "Once the election results form such a situation, we are equivalent to losing."

Akado waved his hand: "Don't worry about that! What we need to do now is not to worry about the things after the election, but to win the congressional election with all our strength. Unleash all the forces in the party! Unleash every mass of the people who can be mobilized! I'm going to get every vote we can get in the election!"

"Yes! Chairman!" Fanny stood up and walked in front of Akado, leaving a gust of fragrance, not caring at all about Anna standing behind Akado, and said, "Go find me when you're done with the serious business! I'll wait for you in the cafeteria of the headquarters for coffee."

"Order a bottle of Coca-Cola for me!" Anna hurriedly replied, "Thank you."

Arkado was no stranger to the fact that these two girls were jealous and robbed him, he smiled at Loic Carter next to him, eased the awkward atmosphere a little, and then said, "That matter was investigated. How's it going?"

"It's almost there, there are a few young nobles, and there is a faint shadow of the royal family behind them, but we don't have any senior officials involved." Loic Carter thought for a while and replied solemnly.

"Keep these people, and I will personally handle their problems when the time is right." Akado frowned and ordered: "You have to keep an eye on it recently, I hope my Greater Deutsches Party is monolithic! Understand?"

"Understood!" Loic Carter stood up and gave a German salute: "Long live Arkado Rudolph."

Akado also stood up, and after sighing, he said helplessly to Anna: "Let's go! Anna! Let's go to the cafeteria together! So that you won't be petty again. By the way! Loic Carter! You too Let's go together! Talk about campaign work, by the way."