Chapter 44:

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Chapter 44:

When Wilhelm proudly placed the 200 million pound promissory note with interest on William II's desk, William II's expression was very wonderful. His mouth was wide open and after a long time he asked. "how did you do it?"

Wilhelm shrugged. "This is not a difficult task. As long as you read economic history well, you will find that the economic crisis erupts every few years. It is an economic phenomenon that repeats itself in cycles. I just happened to grasp the eruption point of this crisis." Of course, these are all nonsense. If it weren't for the knowledge of later generations, maybe only god knew that this financial crisis would erupt so suddenly and violently.

"..." William II couldn't help regretting it a little. If he had known about this opportunity when Wilhelm borrowed money from him, he would have taken out much more money. Follow current novels on novelb((in).(com)

"Then what will happen after this stock crisis?"

Wilhelm replied after pretending to have thought about it. "If I'm not mistaken, the current US stock crisis will evolve into a global economic crisis. This will be an inevitable disaster."

According to the original time-space data, the number of companies that went bankrupt during the great depression is 140,000 in the United States including nearly 10,000 banks, 60,000 in Germany and 32,000 in the United Kingdom. There were more than 30 million fully unemployed workers in the capitalist world, and 40 to 45 million people were considered as half unemployed!

American writer John Tolan once described in a book: In Germany, hatred spread across the country like a plague; the victims of the economic crisis are targeting those lucky than them. The small shop owners who were forced to close, cursed the big department stores; the millions of unemployed people hated workers and "bosses"; tens of thousands of college graduates found their future blocked and vented their despair. The economic crisis hit almost every class. The tax burden of farmers, such as the burden of cattle, and the low prices of agricultural products, made them despise the people in the city; and the huge number of unemployed white-collar workers were jealous of the farmers,because they had crops to harvest.

Erich Karel believed that "the economic crisis has hit the lower middle class extremely severely, and gradually degraded the morality of the entire nation and destroyed its rational thinking ability", " For Germans, they have been educated as a nation that regards work as the purpose of life. Therefore, unemployment forces them to do nothing, which means the breakdown of morality".

The Weimar Republic, in the original time and space, was helpless in the face of the domestic economic collapse and social turmoil after the war. They did not take effective measures to deal with the existing difficulties. During the crisis, the government promoted a policy that harmed the middle and lower classes of society and safeguarded the interests of the upper classes. The middle and lower classes lost their economic security. Their hopes of the government were completely shattered. They felt that the Weimar government did not represent their own interests, and they were the spokesperson of monopoly capital. The Weimar Republic became synonymous with social instability and "national shame."

Although the current government is not the Weimar Republic of the original time and space, it is the same in terms of ruling incompetence. Wilhelm believes that the government will still be at a loss for the upcoming economic crisis. As long as he does something in the middle, it is not difficult to force the existing government assembly to resign collectively. When he has returned all the rights to the royal family, he will come forward to turn the tide.

After hearing Wilhelm's plan, William II nodded and sighed. "Why didn't Grandpa find you so talented before?"

He used to be a playboy. "Grandpa, in fact, I have always been talented, but I had an older brother and a younger brother, so I didn't have to do anything. At that time, I wanted to learn from my father and be free. A explorer or something. Now that I am the only one left, can I stay free and do nothing? Can I let the empire go to destruction?

William II put down the file in his hand and praised Wilhelm from the bottom of his heart. "Thanks for your hard work, boy."