1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

He demanded the establishment of a political and ideological work department within the SA, requiring members to systematically study various advanced theories, especially those related to socialism and Marxism, and that damned "Three Represents"!

ha?

Punish your mother! Do you really think the National Society is a society?!

Hitler soon found out the source of Roehm's change of heart - the new American president, because Roehm kept saying "Ms. Field once said";

This made Hitler feel a sense of bitterness as if he had been NTRNed, and he was also very angry and alert.

Could it be that Rom, that idiot, betrayed me because of love?

Could it be that my people have become someone else's dogs after going to the United States? Could it be that this guy has now become a pawn planted by the Americans in the top leadership of the Nazi Party?

What completely detonated these accumulated contradictions was the "Capitol fire" some time ago.

Because a construction worker named Be. del Lubbe, who was said to have just arrived in Germany a few days ago and was a member of the Dutch Communist Party, was arrested at the scene, Hitler immediately put the blame on the Communist Party;

What followed was the usual frame-up and propaganda, in preparation for clearing out the German Communist Party, the German Social Democratic Party, the German Independent Democratic Party and other parties, and ultimately realizing the one-party dictatorship of the Nazi Party.

Everything was going smoothly, but then the woman who was visiting China made a comment about the incident during an interview with a reporter:

"Just punish the murderer if you catch him. There's no legitimate reason for exaggerating this. It's simply a way to suppress dissidents and exercise dictatorship."

These words of Saint Springfield caused the newly ascended Nazi Party to fall into international accusations and embarrassment. They were forced to suspend their planned actions and began to cautiously test the true attitude of the United States:

Was this just an unintentional remark, or did it signify a major shift in US policy towards Germany?

It was fine for an "outsider" like Haruta to remain silent, but an "insider" like Rohm actually jumped out and openly opposed the expansionism, the purge of the Communist Party, and all other political parties!

This time, Hitler was really completely enraged.

Röhm's actions had crossed his bottom line—they challenged his control over the SA, shook the foundation of the Nazi Party, seemed to be backed by the United States, and were blatantly against his will!

To be fair, as a political leader, Hitler was quite tolerant enough to tolerate such behavior until today.

However, for Hitler in 1933, hastily killing Röhm was not a priority.

First, the opposition to Röhm within Germany was not as strong as it had been in history. Second, Hitler had only been in power for a few months, so how could he have killed a key figure?

so...

Having finally made a decision, Hitler raised his head and looked at SS leader Himmler standing beside him:

"Heinrich."

"Führer?"

"Before that woman arrives in Germany, I need a bloodless and peaceful solution to the Roma problem. Can you do it?"

"Don't worry, my leader, I have made all the arrangements."

Hitler and other high-ranking Nazi Party officials who were planning to take down Röhm did not know that the atmosphere within the SA was extremely tense at that time.

In a shabby tavern, smoke and the smell of alcohol filled the air, with bottles and cigarette butts scattered all over the floor. Dozens of stormtroopers had booked the place, their faces full of dissatisfaction and irritability.

"Damn it! This life is unbearable!"

A ferocious-looking senior stormtrooper slammed his glass against the bar and complained:

"Is that Rohm guy crazy? He makes us study some bullshit theory all day long! We are stormtroopers, not a fucking library!"

The echoes sounded one after another:

"That's right! I joined the SA to fight, drink, and sleep with women, not to listen to him preach about socialism!"

"Yeah! He actually asked us to stop beating up Jews! What the hell is that? What is our SA tradition? Isn't it about speaking with fists? Isn't it about killing those damn Jewish dogs?!"

"He's talking about establishing a 'political and ideological work department'! What a joke! When did we stormtroopers ever need this kind of boring discipline?!"

Roma was still too impatient.

It is no exaggeration to say that most people joined the SA not for the ideals of the Nazi Party, nor were they attracted by the mustache or Röhm himself, but purely because they were provided with food and shelter and would not freeze or starve to death, that was all.

Therefore, the top, middle and bottom levels of the SA were filled with unemployed workers, veterans, street thugs, and nationalists;

The first two were easy to deal with. As long as they had food to eat, they would not easily ignore discipline. Some members who longed for order and ideals were even very excited by Rohm's reforms.

But it's different with street thugs and nationalists.

They joined the SA so they could have enough to eat, they could wantonly bully those powerful figures they had previously been afraid to offend, they could kill Jews, they could act tyrannically, do whatever they wanted, and fully enjoy the pleasure of power!

Therefore, the content of Roma's new reforms regarding discipline requirements and ideological education naturally angered them and caused considerable dissatisfaction.

loyalty?

Loyalty is shit!

If you don't let us satisfy our desires, I'll turn your Roma into a nut!

"That bastard Rom! Who does he think he is? How dare he tell us what to do!"

"We're not going to take orders from that guy anymore! We're going back to the old ways!"

"That's right! The tradition of the SA cannot be destroyed!" "Go, go, go!"

Fueled by alcohol and women, this group of drunken guys finally decided to gather their accomplices and go to the SA headquarters to settle accounts with Röhm... No, petition!

Humph, if Mr. Rom is as sensible as before, then we can continue to respect him. If he still refuses to change his ways...

Just as this group of drunken stormtroopers were heading towards the SA headquarters, another team quietly approached.

They were an SS action team sent by Hitler to arrest Röhm on charges of corruption.

The leader was naturally Heinrich Himmler, who had always been dissatisfied with Röhm.

"...Remember, before you go in, be friendly and don't alert Rom. But once you're in, act quickly! Once you've captured someone, evacuate immediately!"

"Yes!"

The SS officer nodded, but there was a hint of uneasiness in his eyes:

"But sir, are you sure Rom won't resist? He has a lot of men under his command, and we have so few people..."

"Don't worry." Himmler sneered:

"Haha, I know that idiot. As long as we show him the Führer's permission, he won't resist."

At that moment, at the SA headquarters, Rohm was sitting in his office, frowning as he read through document after document. When he learned that a SA member was about to confront him, he sneered:

"Really? Then let them in! I want to see what they want to do!"

"Sir, this..."

"Don't worry, these idiots don't have the courage to take direct action."

A bunch of idiots who deserve to be eliminated, how could they understand Ms. Field's great ideals! It's time to find an opportunity to clean out some of the garbage!

The Stormtroopers must become the people's stormtroopers!

So, when Himmler's squad broke into the SA headquarters, they saw Röhm and his SS standing guard at the stairs, facing off against hundreds of armed SA members:

"...I'm giving you one last chance! Get out of here right now! If anyone dares to cause trouble again, I'll fucking kill them!"

Then, this group of "outsiders" were stared at by hundreds of pairs of eyes.

After seeing Himmler himself and the SS uniforms, Röhm suddenly realized that these rebels had Hitler's support and were here to help Hitler capture him.

The rebels suddenly realized that Röhm had already communicated with Hitler and was going to collude with the SS in the name of reform to purge these "backward elements"!

Good fellow, if you don't rebel now, when will you?

"Brothers! We've been betrayed! The SS wants to kill us all! Damn it! Let's fight them!"

The two opposing sides shouted similar slogans almost simultaneously, instantly igniting the already tense atmosphere. Both sides opened fire at each other and the SS troops who followed them. The sound of gunfire instantly resounded throughout the Munich headquarters!

Himmler was also confused.

How did our top-secret operation get to know? Oh no!

There's a traitor in the upper echelons!

I must hurry back to report to the leader! A three-way melee has begun.

Being caught off guard and having the smallest number of men, the SS squad, which suffered heavy losses, was the first to withdraw from the battlefield. Himmler, who was hit by a bullet in the thigh, was surrounded by his men and retreated while fighting to seek help from the nearest SS camp.

And what about Roma and the rebels?

Rom realized that he seemed to have made some misjudgments and tried to sort out the situation, but the stormtroopers had already been completely overwhelmed by anger, excitement, fear and alcohol.

After discovering that the SA headquarters was not easy to defeat, they immediately turned around and continued to pursue Himmler's SS while calling on their friends and inciting more people who were dissatisfied with Röhm to participate in the riot!

Of course, the slogan was - "Screw the fucking SS!"

The SS had already been at odds with the SA, and when they discovered that the SA had dared to attack them, they were unwilling to back down and immediately launched a counterattack without waiting for orders from their superiors.

Thus, the whole of Munich instantly turned into a battlefield, with the streets and alleys echoing with gunshots and shouts. The stormtroopers vented their anger everywhere, burning buildings, looting shops, massacring Jews, and fighting with the police and SS who heard the news.

The situation became increasingly chaotic, and this chaos quickly spread to other German cities through intelligence networks, triggering more riots and even involving the Wehrmacht, which strictly adhered to neutrality!

"I'm coming to Hebei Province!!!!" Berlin roared.

520 I'm North and South Germany

Berlin.

In the conference room, the air seemed to freeze. Hitler sat at one end of the long table, clutching a piece of intelligence in his hand. The light on the wall was dim and yellow, reflecting on his haggard and iron-blue face.

In a moment, he took off his glasses, which he had put on because he felt incredible, with trembling hands, and uttered a seemingly calm voice from his throat:

"Those whose names I read, stay...Martin, Goering, Hess, Goebbels..."

"

After all the irrelevant people left and the door was completely closed, our Xier finally exploded:

“This makes me so sad and angry!!!” “What are my orders!!!”

"Let Himmler arrest people quietly, quietly, right!!!" "How could he let things get to this point!?"

"Röhm rebels? I'd rather believe the Reichstag falls tomorrow than believe Röhm will rebel!!"

"Even if he really did rebel, didn't we have any idea about it beforehand?!"

"That idiot caused such a huge mess himself, and he dares to shirk responsibility!" "What a jerk!!! Trash!!! I'm so pissed off!!"

The sound echoed in the room like thunder, and no one dared to answer.

If it were 1939, this would not even count. Not to mention that it was just Röhm and the SA who were "suspected of rebellion", even if the Wehrmacht really rebelled, Hitler would have enough power and prestige to suppress it.

The problem was that it was 1933, and Hitler had just come to power and was barely getting his feet wet. If the SA had actually rebelled, it would have been a fatal blow.

Even if there was no rebellion and only some civil unrest, the German people who expected Hitler to quickly stabilize the domestic situation and restore the economy would have doubts:

Is this person reliable? Is it right for us to choose him?

Therefore, Hitler had to cut the Gordian knot and quickly solve the problem of the SA!

Otherwise, the crisis would soon fall upon the Nazi Party.

After venting his anger, Hitler let out a long breath and looked at everyone gloomily:

"Tell me what you want to do! How do we handle this matter?"

The Nazis of this period had not yet fallen into the state of complacency and laziness of the later period. Each of them could be considered an elite. They quickly expressed their own ideas and quickly reached a unified conclusion:

You must first figure out what happened immediately before you can decide what action to take!

How should I put it about Röhm? The evaluation of him by the top leaders of the Nazi Party was quite "consistent":

Even though he's a complete idiot with a poor personality, and has little political sensitivity, and even though he has a bad temper and doesn't know how to unite with his colleagues...

Although he had a lot of faults, past experience showed that he was still loyal to Hitler.

In 1925, after offending someone again, this fool was kicked out of the SA and the Nazi Party and sent to South America as a military advisor.

An ordinary person would definitely feel resentful and even rebel, but this guy complained a few words and then left it alone. He did not withdraw from the decision-making core. Instead, he kept in touch with Hitler and came back to take charge of the SA again a few years later.

You say he intends to rebel?

To be honest, it's not very convincing.

However, now that the situation has developed to this point, no matter what the cause is, the original mild approach of "dismissing Rohm from his position" is definitely no longer applicable.

"Rom must die!"

Goering told Hitler categorically: