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“Prime Minister Bethrull, do you think we can really get huge benefits in the war?”

Lifelong President Vittorio of the Italian Social Republic. Mussolini asked a glass of wine in his hand and asked with interest.

“Yes, leader.” Italian President Behrul said with respect and respect: “We will certainly be able to gain huge benefits in the war, but this is not based on cooperation with Americans. You may also find The perfidy Americans have never fulfilled their promises.”

This sentence poked Vittorio’s pain point. At the beginning, he chose to betray Germany and join the American alliance in order to get the most benefit from the war. But those damn Americans have never fulfilled their promises. Not only that, but they have repeatedly accused the Italian army of being incompetent on the battlefield.

This is a huge insult to an Italian lifelong president. . . . . .

Bethrull quietly observed the expression of the Italian dictator, who knew that his rhetoric worked.

His own handle was caught in the hands of Pippendu, which was not good news before, but Mr. Pippundu used his huge money to stabilize his original precarious position.

If in this sense, being threatened is a good thing. . . . . .

However, Mr. Pippundu is not the generous person who will wield a check everywhere. Every time he spends a penny, he needs to get more than ten times the return.

Now, it is time for him to return him. . . . .

During this time, he tried his best to persuade Vittorio to alienate the Allied forces as much as possible, and to re-establish relations with Germany to obtain the so-called huge “interests.”

Compared with his father Mussolini, Vittorio has no talents other than greed. He can climb to this position. It is the father who is completely dependent on it. Such people are easily manipulated. of. . . . . .

“I have secretly ordered Akemo’s armored division to stop the attack…” Mussolini cleared his throat: “This is to express our friendship to the Germans… I think, the Prime Minister. Sir, Germany should give me a certain return…”

Greedy people are always greedy. . . . . . Bethrull thought of infinite contempt. I just did something a little bit. This big dictator can’t wait to see the reward.

What kind of qualification does such a person have to sit in this position?

Beit Ruhr smiled on his face: “Yes, 300 million has already hit your secret account in New York, you can verify it.”

Vittorio also laughed. He likes money and likes to see his wealth constantly increasing.

300 million dollars, this is a huge amount of wealth, but Vittorio wants more than that.

“Respected leader, please come see.” Bethrull fully saw the other person’s mind. He brought Vittorio to the map: “The benefits here are distributed as follows…”

He carefully explained the secret agreement with the Germans. After the war, what interests can be obtained in Italy. Compared with the promises of the United States, the Germans should be much more generous.

The more Vittorio heard the smile on his face, he seemed to see countless money floating in front of his eyes.

At this moment, he completely forgot the agreement with the Americans. . . . . .

Go to his Americans, in front of the interests, what allies, what appointments are fake.

“Mr. Prime Minister, I am very satisfied with your efforts.” Vittorio revived the spirit: “But we must also pay attention to the fact that once we break with the Americans, the Allies are likely to We declared war and landed in Italy. Do you think we can beat Americans?”

“Mr. Leader, why do you want to break? Why do you want to fight with the Americans?” Bethrull knew that the fire was almost the same: “All we have to do is to break away from the alliance and declare neutrality. We neither join the US side nor join Germany.” On the one hand, all we have to do is look at the fire across the bank and get the most benefit for ourselves. What can Americans do? Declare war on us? No, they won’t do it… and the US has just lost The victory of the second Berlin offensive and defensive war. In North Africa and the Middle East, they also suffered a large-scale counterattack by the Germans. I don’t think they have the power to use powerful Italian troops.”

Powerful Italy, Vittorio likes to hear such a name. . . . . .

He also knows that in his father’s time, Italy was looked down upon, but in his own hands, a “powerful Italy” was quietly born. . . . . .

Everything you create will inevitably exceed your father. . . . . .

“Mr. Prime Minister, I agree with what you said.” Vittorio smiled and said: “But we still need to be cautious, and the connection with the German side can not be interrupted, and the specific things are left to you.”

At this time the phone rang, Vittorio picked up the phone, listened for a while, yelled at the phone and shouted: “Damn, what is the police doing? What is the army doing? Repression, why not suppress !”

Then he put down the phone with anger. . . . . .

“What happened, Mr. Leader?” Beth Ruhr asked cautiously. “There was a large-scale demonstration in Turin to protest against the government, those damn no-government! The righteous person…” Vittorio said with anger.

This is the most authentic portrayal of Italy today.

The sluggish economy, coupled with increasing taxes, has made the lives of the Italian civilian class worse. A worker’s income for a week is simply not enough to feed a family.

The privileged class has lived a life of extravagance and decay, which has seriously intensified the contradictions in Italy.

Under such circumstances, protests against the government have been going on.

In particular, the country began to appear in opposition to the big dictators, demanding Vittorio to step down and re-establish a more capable government to manage Italy.

And this is to let Vittorio. Mussolini is the most unbearable.

He can’t imagine what kind of ending he will face if he loses his power.

“Repression, resolute suppression!” Vittorio almost roared there: “The damn anarchist, the poor who were all jailed! They are not worth living in Italy, not worthy of being an Italian! Turin What is the city’s mayor, Katadona doing, why he is not using the thunderous means to suppress these shameless riots as soon as possible?”

It was only a protest march, but in Vittorio’s mouth it became a “riot”. . . . . . Beit Ruhr sighed in his heart, and once the crackdown began, the consequences would be unimaginable.

However, no one can shake the idea of ​​this great dictator. . . . . .

“Mr. Prime Minister, I need you to go to Turin in person.” Vittorio suddenly said: “Turin is too important for us.”

This is where Vittorio is worried.

Turin is Italy’s third largest city, one of the major industrial centers, the capital of the Piedmont region, the Italian motor city, and the largest car producer in Europe.

Even the most important economic lifeline of Italy in Turin.

It is one of Europe’s electric steelmaking and electronic machining centers. On the basis of cheap hydropower in the Alps, Turin focuses on the development of technology-intensive industries, including engines, machine tools, electronics, electrical appliances, chemicals, bearings, aircraft, precision instruments, instrumentation and the arms industry. During the Second World War, it became an important arms manufacturing center of Italy and Germany.

Once the situation there is not stable, it will be devastating for the Italian economy.

Bethrull was taken aback, a damn big dictator. I personally went to Turin to direct the suppression and will make myself a sinner in Italy.

However, what excuse does he have to oppose the orders of Italian life leaders?

“To give the most tough command to Catadona!” Vittorio said wickedly: “To let those anarchists and shameless poor ghosts know who is the real master of this country! Only the most cruel Repression can make them honest!”

Seeing that Bertrour still wants to argue, Vittorio quickly said: “Don’t say anything anymore, Mr. Prime Minister, the country needs you to come forward.”

Bertrour couldn’t argue for anything, and he sighed in his heart.

Once there is something unstoppable, then there is no doubt that it will be a scapegoat. . . . . .

At the same time as the Italian dictator Vittorio was determined to carry out a brutal suppression, the mayor of Turin, Catadona, also fell into a dilemma.

He is a sympathizer of the protesters. He knows which protesters are not going to do so if they are not tolerable.

Previously, there was a big parade in Bologna, but the military police quickly appeared on the streets. Then they shot and fired 21 47. This is the famous Bologna massacre.

The massacre attracted a protest from the international community and even caused serious warnings from the United States.

Finally, Vittorio. Mussolini had to arrest several scapegoats.

If the United States did not need an ally like Vittorio at the time, perhaps this big Italian dictator had already stepped down.

Now, something similar happened in Turin. What kind of orders will Vittorio order?

Katadona soon got the answer. . . . . . In the telephone of the direct presidential call, Vittorio did not hesitate to issue a repressive order and told him that Prime Minister Bethrull will soon arrive in Turin.

Repression? Is there no better way to suppress it than to suppress it? The people who protested were nothing more than fighting for their survival.

His senior aide, Dinakale, the Turin police chief George O, and the Inhagu infantry division commander Kong Geo, who is stationed in Turin, are sitting in the mayor’s office.

Dinkale and George O., the attitude of the protests and the mayor are exactly the same. They are also protesters and are not willing to let their hands get blood.

Lieutenant General Kong Jie is a person who is not willing to gossip, but in his heart, he is also reluctant to let himself bear the nickname of “butcher” because of the suppression.

“Gentlemen, silence can’t solve any problems…” Katadona finally said: “The leader’s order has been issued, I need you to find a solution. Mr. Dinakale, I trust You are also willing to discuss the most important things with you. So, do you have any good suggestions for me?”

The mayor personally named it, and Dinakale extinguished the pipe: “Mr. Mayor, can the suppression really work? In the history of Italy, there have been many uprisings, such as the Spanish ruled in Italy. At that time, the Spanish colonial rulers imposed heavy military expenses in Italy and restricted the export of goods with cumbersome industrial regulations, which caused the Italian industry and commerce to plummet. The commercial bourgeoisie was unprofitable. It began to acquire the land of the nobility and exploited the tenant system. Under the pressure of split-rate rent, usury, and taxation, the peasants live in extreme poverty, and their actual status is equal to serfs. They have escaped from the mountains, organized armed groups, and held uprisings.”

There is something in Dinkale saying: “In Naples, when the people imposed a fruit and vegetable tax in Spain, an uprising broke out on 1 7 on 7. The leader was the fisherman Masanillo, whose team consisted of craftsmen and small businessmen. And the workers. On the day of the uprising, they smashed the tax bureau, expelled the tax collector and the Spanish governor. They also seized the city’s power and began to organize democratic management institutions. A week later, the Spanish governor used the Archbishop of Naples to mediate and compromise, acknowledging Massa Nile was the commander and allowed several taxes to be abolished. After the Spanish governor got a respite, he stabbed Masani with a trick. This sinister and sinful act aroused greater anger among the people, they held for Masanillo. A grand funeral.

Then the Republic of Naples was established under the leadership of the weapons factory owner Annis. The Spanish governor mobilized warships to shell the city of Naples, and the insurgents were quickly defeated by the Spanish army. In the spring of 1648, Spain reoccupied Naples, and Annis and other leaders were hanged. The uprising failed, but it laid a fire for the future struggle. . . . . . Mr. Mayor, please note that it is the future struggle! ”

He said that he was silent here: “In the end, the wave of uprising spread throughout Italy and the Spaniards escaped from the place that did not belong to them. How is this similar to the current situation? Yes, we can suppress, we also have Capacity repression, but what are the consequences of repression? This will cause great anger among the people and cause condemnation from the international community. Bologna is the best example. But can repression suppress the anger of the people? I don’t think so. It will only arouse the greater anger of the people!”

“And we will be a scapegoat.” George O’Brien said: “Since it comes to Bologna, let us recall what happened in Bologna. A lot of deaths and injuries have put Italy under the most heavy pressure. Finally, the city of Bologna Chang and the police chief went to court. They faithfully executed the government’s orders, but did they get anything? No, they didn’t get anything, and they lost their freedom! I don’t care what you think, anyway, I Resolutely not acting as such a scapegoat…”

This time I talked about the voices of several people.

Katadona fell on the body of General Kongo, who had military power: “General, what do you mean?”

“I am a soldier, I don’t know any politics…” Conger replied, but he immediately turned around: “If I have to show my personal attitude, then I think the army is using To deal with the enemy, not your own compatriots. There are many butcher generals in history, I hope I will not be one of them…”

Although he did not respond positively, his attitude has been very clear. . . . . .

“Gentlemen, then wait until Prime Minister Bethruel arrives.” Katadona made up his mind that he would never be a sinner like that, even if he lost the position of the mayor.

At least, this can be worthy of your own conscience.

“Yes, wait for Prime Minister Bethrull’s arrival.” Dinakhale said: “What makes me strange is that the former leader and the prime minister have had serious differences, and there are even rumors that the status of the prime minister may not Bao, but in a short period of time, the Prime Minister has regained the trust of the leader. I think Bethrull will have the ability to solve this.”

Catadona nodded. He and Bethel were old friends, but everything that happened to his old friend made him wonder: How did Bethrull regain the trust of the leader?

“Mr. Mayor, the protest representative asked to negotiate with you.” At this time his secretary-general walked in and said.

Katadona smiled a bit: “Gentlemen, do you think I should go out and negotiate?”

“I think there are things that can’t be avoided.” Dinakhale said frankly: “If you avoid meeting them, it will only make them feel abandoned, and things will soon get out of control. Before the arrival of the Prime Minister, I think it is necessary to stabilize them.”

Katadona stood up: “If this is the case, then arrange for me to meet them. God bless, I hope I will not be torn into pieces by their anger.”

What he fears is not his own security, but if the protesters are really out of control, then he will have to face more difficult choices.

Calmness, calmness is the most important thing at this time, both for the mayor himself and for the protesters.

“Mr. Mayor, do I need to send the army to protect you?” General Kongo asked suddenly.

“No, I don’t think so. The dispatch of the army will cause more panic among the protesters.”

At least, Catadona made a very correct choice!