Chapter 4

"Get out of here!" The wounded soldiers in the room are inspired to fight. They are more willing to accept that they are heroes, which is popular at least now.

Standing on the chair, the young man stepped back and fell to the ground, which caused a lot of laughter. The three young men ran out of the hall of the wounded soldiers in general.

"Akado!" Hitler raised his right hand and yelled, when he got vent.

The wounded soldiers followed and cried, "akado! Akado

With a crash, a steel lunch box fell on the floor, and Hitler, sitting next to akkado, complained angrily: "these damn Bolsheviks! One day, I will catch them all! Hang them all

"It's no use getting angry." Akado said with a smile: "any trend of thought has its reason to exist. At this time of the war, there are really not many people to support it."

"No! I'd rather die in the front line! Not willing to accept failure! Britisher! French! And the damn Americans! " Hitler waved his fist and said excitedly.

War doesn't change because of the indignation of some little man, "what can we do?" Hitler was a little confused. He had the idea of going into politics, but those aristocratic figures and old politicians were so powerful that he could not defeat such a powerful opponent with a rank of corporal and civilian identity.

"We are in politics!" Akado firmly said: "by breaking the traditional trend, we can get a lot of supporters! We are different from the old aristocrats and politicians. We have advanced ideas, and more importantly, we have more firm beliefs! "

"What faith?" Hitler looked at akkado in disbelief.

"Germany will conquer the world!" Akkado pursed his mouth, gently said the oath as heavy as Mount Tai.

History will eventually remember today, the night of this day, a man named Adolf? Hitler's corporal wrote such a sentence: "I hesitated once whether to enter politics or continue to be an architect. Now I don't hesitate any more. Tonight, I am determined to enter politics."

Another young man, akador, said a forgotten word: "Germany will conquer the world."

Let's put aside the raves of young people. In another corner of the world, coalition politicians are trying to surprise Germany.

On November 11, Germany surrendered in the Cambrian forest.

The following year, on May 7, 1919, the Treaty of Versailles, which was formulated unilaterally without consultation with Germany, was published in Berlin. It's an amazing blow for the people of a country that is still in fantasy at the last second.

The Versailles contract stipulates that Germany must return the Alsace and Lorraine areas acquired during the Franco Prussian War.

According to the contract, Germany divided a large area of eastern territory and ceded it to Poland, so that Poland could get access to the sea. And East Prussia became an enclave with no more border with Germany.

According to the contract, Germany ceded part of Schleswig to Denmark. Some areas previously controlled by Germany are either occupied by allied forces or managed by a new League of nations.

According to the contract, after the Allies withdraw from the Rhine area, it will become a demilitarized zone, where Germany can not garrison troops and build military fortifications.

Of course, the contract also stipulates that Germany will lose all its overseas colonies, and the German government will pay huge war reparations to the allies.

However, the most important part of the 75000 word, 440 article contract is about the disarmament of Germany.

For whatever reason, the framers of the Versailles contract tried to weaken Germany's terrible military power forever. They destroyed or demolished most of Germany's weapons and weapons production facilities. In particular, they prohibited Germany from possessing four new weapons that appeared in the first World War: aircraft, tanks, submarines and poison gas.

According to the provisions of the contract, all of Germany's existing 14000 aircraft must be handed over to the Allied forces or demolished on the spot. The Navy will only keep 15000 people symbolically, equipped with old battleships, light cruisers, destroyers and torpedo boats produced before the first World War. In addition, even most of the merchant ships were confiscated as war reparations.

The most severe blow fell on the German army, which had a proud Prussian military tradition and was severely squeezed.

Before the first World War, the German army had 2 million troops, and the contract would reduce the size of the German army to only 100000 at the beginning of 1920. Enlistment must be voluntary, and the system of universal conscription must be abolished.

The general staff, which gave birth to numerous German generals, was completely abolished, the military academy was abolished, and the use of tanks, heavy guns and poison gas was prohibited. The contract even had detailed provisions on the quantity of light weapons and ammunition such as machine guns and rifles.

This contract is a shame. An American congressman pointed out with foresight: "this is not a peace treaty. There are at least 11 wars in it." Therefore, the Treaty of Versailles was not passed in the US Senate.

On May 7, 1919, the contents of the Treaty of Versailles were published, and the German people were shocked by the harsh contents of the Treaty of Versailles. Everyone was filled with indignation and a sense of betrayal. The hope that the drastic political changes in the later period of the war, that is, the abolition of the dictatorial rule of German Emperor William II and the implementation of parliamentary democracy will ease the degree of sanctions against the defeat of the war, has been completely dashed. German citizens rushed to the streets to protest against the contract. After all, Germany was foolishly defeated at a time when it had the potential for war. It is intolerable for everyone to be humiliated as a loser. On June 16, the Allies put forward an ultimatum to Germany, demanding that Germany must accept the peace treaty before June 24, or the armistice will lapse, and the allies will "take the steps they consider necessary to realize their conditions." If the treaty was rejected, could the German army resist the inevitable attack from the west? The president raised the issue with the German Supreme Command. "If the Supreme Command thinks there is some possibility of success in the military resistance, I will try to make parliament refuse to accept the peace treaty," Ebert said Marshal Hindenburg replied to Ebert like this: "we can conquer Poznan province again and defend the eastern border. But in the west, it is difficult to expect us to resist the enemy's strong offensive, because the allies are superior in manpower and they can encircle us on both wings. Therefore, on the whole, it is quite doubtful whether the military operation will succeed. But as a soldier, I can't help feeling that rather than accept the humiliating peace, I would rather die in battle with honor. " The army said that armed resistance would not have any results, but would lead to the elimination of the army's valuable army officers, and even the possibility of Germany's own demise. Since the military leaders assumed the responsibility, the national assembly finally signed the peace treaty by an overwhelming majority. When Clemenceau, the representative of the treaty nations in Berlin, was informed of the decision, it was only 19 minutes short of the deadline for the treaty nations' ultimatum. Four days later, on June 28, the victorious allies signed the Treaty of Versailles, and the German government ratified the treaty without much delay. The conditions are harsh. Germany was forced to bear the responsibility for the war and compensate for all the losses caused by the war. 19 minutes before the deadline set by the allies, the German government finally succumbed, despite German Socialist president Frederick? According to Ebert, the contract is "impossible to achieve and afford." The beginning and end of the war never seems to have anything to do with the little people. The first World War started when a crown prince was shot and ended with a group of senior officials signing. Yes, the first World War, just like in history, came to a hasty end in the compromise of a group of politicians. The German soldiers were still looking forward to the morning of counterattack, but they were ordered to retreat. Hitler collapsed, his Austrian infantry regiment was disbanded, he was looking forward to the last drop of blood for Germany when the German bigwigs surrendered shamelessly. In Hitler's cry, in akkado's comfort, the first World War ended, Germany's war machine was dismembered, humiliation and indignation filled the whole Germany.