1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

"If he hadn't died, all the responsibility for this riot would have fallen on the entire party and government! You would even be stigmatized!"

"That's right!" "Yes!"

"If Rom doesn't die, we'll be in trouble!"

Everyone agreed.

Whether out of selfishness or public interest, Röhm must die this time, the SA must also undergo a major purge, and the Nazi Party must put all the blame on Röhm and the SA!

Under the collective will of the top leaders, Hitler hesitated for only a few seconds before nodding coldly and quickly issuing a series of orders:

"Make a contingency plan! Assume that Röhm is leading the entire SA in rebellion! Immediately mobilize the nearby SS to deal with the situation! Have Himmler hold off for now! Speed ​​up the investigation! And..."

"Yes!"

In the early hours of the next morning, Himmler and the SS near Munich finally sent back a new telegram:

Rather, the SA not only burned, looted, and attacked the SS and Wehrmacht in the cities, but also killed each other!!

In other words, it seems that it was not Röhm who led the SA to rebel, but that the SA itself had once again experienced internal strife!

? ? ?

This news was somewhat unexpected yet also seemed to be expected. Combined with the reports from other cities that "local stormtroopers had no unusual movements," everyone made a bold guess:

Could it be that Himmler, who was going to deal with Röhm, just happened to run into the SA rebels who were planning to deal with Röhm?

This is too difficult.

Although it did not affect the outcome of the handling of Röhm, Hitler and others still breathed a sigh of relief.

Civil unrest is always much easier to deal with than purposeful rebellion.

At this time, Martin Bormann, Hitler's personal secretary and party director, had his eyes light up and proposed a solution:

"Führer, if that's the case, there's no need for us to forcibly suppress Rohm and the SA. We can handle this matter with less costly means."

"Hmm? What you're thinking is..."

"We can send a telegram to Röhm, ordering him to immediately deal with the civil unrest in the SA. If he accepts the order, it means that he is not the one who is rebelling. Let the SA consume the SA. Once the matter is over, we can..."

"....good!"

While various actions were taking place in Germany, a lady who was visiting a great scientist in Belgium was also busy.

"...Rom rebelled??"

Haruta was very surprised when he learned this information.

Due to problems with the underlying architecture, her electronic warfare capabilities were far inferior to those of professional T-dolls like the Agent and UMP45, but they were still sufficient in this small area of ​​Western Europe, so she easily monitored the telegram sent by Himmler to Berlin.

However, she was unable to completely intercept all telegrams and completely block Germany's radio communication network.

To be honest, this turn of events was completely beyond her expectations, and like Hitler, she naturally did not believe Himmler's report that "Röhm led the SA in rebellion and attacking the SS."

Because, just two days ago, Röhm sent her a special telegram, not only reporting on the "reform work" as usual, but also requesting that he visit her during her visit to Berlin to "listen to the saint's teachings" again!

If Roma really wanted to make big news, how could he not have any signs or tell her?

What the hell is going on?!

Suppressing his astonishment, Chuntian first sent a telegram to the commander in China through the cloud map, and then smiled at the white-bearded old man in front of him:

"Mr. Einstein, then it's settled. Welcome once again to America. I assure you that your ideals and scientific research will flourish there."

"Thank you for your kind invitation. I fully believe in your sincerity and character, and I believe in the United States under your leadership. I also have great admiration for your knowledge, Ms. Field..."

After seeing off Albert Einstein, the great scientist who was forced to leave Germany and come to Belgium due to persecution by Hitler's anti-Semitic policies and was invited by her to work in the United States, Haruta devoted all her energy to the affairs of Munich.

Soon, she guessed the truth from the communications between various forces earlier than Hitler and others. After sending the intelligence to China again, she frowned deeply.

The "acceptance" of Röhm in Washington at that time was an accident, but the commander did intend to plant a useful nail in the Nazi Party, who would be useful in the future when the "Night of the Long Knives" occurred;

If things were to go this way, it was clear that Röhm would not end well. There was a 90% chance that Hitler and other high-ranking Nazi officials would put all the blame on the SA and launch the "Night of the Long Knives" prematurely.

But now the commander, she and Rom haven't made any preparations yet. Hitler's long sword is about to fall. What should they do?

Just watch Rom being killed?

That certainly won't work.

Although it cannot be said that everyone knows him, and although Rohm is not a good person, he does respect Haruta enough, and intelligence feedback also proves that this guy is indeed serious about "reform".

So, even if Rom is a bastard, in a sense, he is also a bastard belonging to her Springfield and the commander!

If she just abandons her own bastard like this, how will others view her, the President of Springfield?

It will be difficult to get a nail in the future. At least we should speak out and support Roma.

Let me think...

Not long after, information came back from the other side of the continent. When Chuntian saw the order, he was stunned for a moment, and then he couldn't help but hold his forehead.

Commander, you are truly chaotic. Humanoids are truly no match for humans in terms of imagination... Meanwhile, in Munich.

"Suppress the rebellion immediately? Humph, that's easy to say! It's not that easy!" Röhm received the telegram from Berlin and threw it to the ground with a sneer.

He wants to pacify it too!

The problem is that the situation is so chaotic right now, it's impossible to calm it down just by saying so!

The worst part was that among the SA members who had suddenly launched the attack due to the arrival of the SS, one of them was his once extremely trusted deputy - Edmund Heins, a radical who was also well-known for his cruelty and violence within the SA!

This guy has already escaped. If nothing unexpected happens...

By this time, the top leaders of the Stormtroopers had basically arrived, and each of them brought new news:

"At least eight blocks have been attacked to varying degrees, and the entire Munich is basically in chaos..."

"It's confirmed. Hines has gathered his trusted troops and incited some others to attack the headquarters building. Currently, August is leading his troops to stop them..."

"There are signs of SS troops outside the city moving. They must have received orders from Berlin. I'm afraid they will enter the city to suppress the rebellion..."

There was hardly any good news.

Especially the fact that the SS had begun to be mobilized made Rohm curse out loud: "What does it mean that he wants me to deal with the situation quickly while he mobilizes the SS? Is he trying to suppress us or the riots?!"

"It's obvious, Leader, that the Führer doesn't trust us." Karl Ernst, another important deputy of Rohm, said solemnly:

"In fact, I now have serious doubts about the purpose of the SS troops who came to headquarters last night."

"...you mean..."

"Perhaps, they are here to attack you?"

“.…."

""

Rom's eyes widened, and he suddenly recalled all the details of the beginning of the chaos. Yes!

If the SS had business to attend to, why would they come so late at night?

If they didn't have ulterior motives, why did they flee immediately after being attacked?

This group of people must have passed the news back to Berlin. Why didn't the Führer scold me at all, but only asked me to quell the riot quickly?

too weird.

Everything was clearly wrong. "I think so, Boss."

Hans Heinrich von Tresckow, the SA's senior commander known as the "Dog of Roehm," immediately chimed in:

"Remember? Last night, I told you I thought I saw Himmler's dog. He was clearly attacked, so why didn't he come to bother us? He didn't even bark?"

"unless..."

"Unless he originally came to deal with you and the SA, but ended up thinking we were rebelling, which is why he reacted so quickly, and that's why the Führer..."

As soon as this conclusion came out, the whole audience fell silent.

So, the SS deserved to be beaten?

Thinking of the stormtroopers and the various oppressions he had suffered, Rom clenched his fists, and his men began to persuade him:

"Leader! We can't wait any longer! We must launch a resolute counterattack! Otherwise, we will die!"

"Yes! Commander! Since they want to attack us, we can't just sit there and wait for death!"

"Boss! Give the orders! The stormtroopers will be your sharpest sword!"

"Ernst! Hitler has been unhappy with us for a long time! What are you waiting for!!"

"If it fails, it's rebellion. If it succeeds, it's revolution! My dear revolutionary!"

"Let's do it! Ka... Leader!"

Almost everyone’s attitude is – “Fuck it!”

Judging from the current situation, if it weren't for the unexpected "rebellion" yesterday, Röhm might have been captured or even killed by the SS!

If the bosses are killed, what good will these followers have? At best, they will be marginalized, and at worst, they may die with them!

So, the knife is at my neck, I have no choice but to do it!

Only Otto Wagner, the SA's chief of economic affairs, leisurely asked a few questions:

"Excuse me, under what pretext do you intend to resist Hitler? A direct rebellion? And what about the SA troops outside Munich? For example, in Berlin, are you going to abandon all your men? Karl Ernst?"

"Well.….."

As soon as these words were spoken, everyone who had been excited was speechless.

Yes, once rebellion is publicly declared, there is no way back. If force is used against force, the SS, which is estimated to have only 30,000 or 40,000 men, is still a good match, but what about the Wehrmacht?

Who can guarantee that the Führer will not mobilize the more elite Wehrmacht to suppress them?

Most importantly, the rebellion was launched in a hurry, and the stormtroopers in other areas had no time to react and could only fight on their own!

By then, the success rate will be horribly low!

Just as everyone was hesitating and thinking about countermeasures, there was a knock on the door and the secretary's voice came:

"Leader, there's an urgent telegram!!" "...Whose is it?"

"The signature is... an old female friend of Roma's." "...Send it in!!!"

Hearing this, Rom, who was originally very irritable, was stunned for a moment, and instantly jumped up from his chair. He rushed to the door in two or three steps, snatched the telegram, read it with a respectful attitude, and his brow gradually relaxed;

Xu Shan actually kissed the telegram and laughed heartily: "Good! Good! Good! You are worthy of being the person I respect the most!" "Leader?"

"Boss, who is it?"

"I'll explain this to you later."

Rom didn't answer. He once again expressed his heartfelt gratitude to Her Highness the Saint, who had never shown a trace of disdain even after learning of his homosexuality and had reassured him that "having a different sexual orientation is not shameful." His face then turned cold.

"Everyone, listen to my orders!"

5

Rohm's gesture immediately let all the SA leaders know that they had made a final decision and entered the "military commander" state, and they all stood up straight and saluted:

"Waiting for your orders, Commander!"

"Send a message to August! Tell him to suppress the riots at all costs! Anyone who dares to resist will be killed without mercy! But be gentle with the people and do your best to protect them! Victor! Take your men to help August! Blockade Munich! No one is allowed to enter or leave without permission!"

"Otto! Write the article right now! Say that our SA headquarters was deliberately attacked by the SS last night and we were forced to fight back! Do you know how to write it? Get the newspapers and radio stations going!"

"Hans! You and Walter (President of the SA Supreme Court) will lead the gendarmerie and judicial police to patrol the streets of Munich. If you find any crime, execute them on the spot!"

Orders were passed down one after another, and senior commanders left the room one after another to do their work.

Finally only the loyal Karl Ernst remained:

"Karl, you bring a team to protect me and come with me to visit two people."

At around 7 a.m., the residents of Munich, who had been hiding in their homes and trembling with fear all night, received a Europe-wide telegram and a city-wide broadcast from the SA headquarters:

"...therefore, we had no choice but to retaliate. Mr. Rom expresses sincere apologies and remorse for the losses caused in the process. Compensation will be provided later. We have already dispatched the gendarmerie to quell the riots. Please, residents..."

ha??

SS attacking the SA?

Hitler's two dogs started fighting each other again? Most people believed this news immediately. Why?

All of Germany knew that the SA and the SS, who were members of the SA but left the SA in the struggle for power, had been betraying each other many times.