Chapter 83 Heroic Moment

Due to his public identity and the particularity of the political situation, Lynn was planning and preparing and implementing the "Kir Parade", unable to act with the Baath Party forces at the beginning of preparation and implementation. When he retreated from Amsterdam to the Port of Kiel, known as the "cradle of the German naval", the calendar had turned to September 17, 1947, the second day of the "Kir Parade".

In this era, Lynn's actual memory began in early 1945, so he did not have the opportunity to see Kiel's prosperity back then. The German-class armored ship "Gernexon" of the Third Reich Navy, the Schönhorst-class battleship "Gneisenau" and the Zeppelin-class aircraft carrier "Earl Zeppelin" with a tortuous fate were all born in Kiel's German shipyard. In the 1930s when the power of the Emperor was rapidly expanding, laying keels, launching ships and serving military service ceremony were often the focus of attention of senior military and political leaders and ordinary people. Thousands of soldiers and civilians have turned Kiel into a vast ocean where national sentiment and hope for victory gathered. Unfortunately, such a scene has gradually become a "distant memory" for the Germans.

After this "Kir Incident", relying on the financial support provided by the Empire behind the scenes, Stupfer and his Baath Party became the unscrupulous organizer of the march. The elites drawn from various districts and regions were prepared early. They calmly provided basic food and accommodation for tens of thousands of people gathered in Keir from North Germany. As the original planner of this political raid, although Lynn had a sufficient estimate of the situation, when he came to the Keir Hotel, which was the march command center, stood on the third floor, looking at the streets through the window glass, the emotional crowd felt the

With the long-lost crowd, he was still deeply shocked. At this moment, he seemed to be on the stage of the former leaders of the National Socialist Party, feeling the pioneers who had been unremittingly persisting and taking advantage of the external stimulation of the economic crisis, from unknown ambitious people to support powerful people. How proud is that! Today, a false Kiel storm once again mobilized the true feelings that the people suppressed in their hearts. In Lin Neng's view, the power of the people to unite is powerful. For the Baath Party and Germany, this will be an important opportunity and a great opportunity!

Lynn, who had contributed creativity and was also deployed in Germany to build momentum. Lynn, who focused on attacking the Allied generals, did not participate in the later planning and formation arrangements of the Baath Party march. Before arriving in Kiel, he learned about the situation roughly from the party liaison officers. After coming to Kiel and interviewing Stupfer, he had a complete grasp of everything here: the first day of the parade was going smoothly, and tens of thousands of people occupied the main block of Kiel. They watched strongly on the docks requisitioned by the Allied forces and the port areas where military ships were anchored. Some people threw stones at the docks through the walls. The Allied base guards were on full alert but did not make any moves of force.

Since he chose to march towards Kir Port instead of Berlin, the political center of Germany, Stupfer and his assistants were prepared to fight a "protracted war". Specifically, they arranged for the marchers to stay in Kir for a while, and used continuous protests to put pressure on the German temporary government and the Allies, and used this to expand the influence of the Kiir incident nationwide. According to statistics from the Baath Party members responsible for resettling the people, nearly 200,000 people were merged into the march overnight. If this continues, 200,000 people could be gathered in less than a week. This is definitely a "super weight" parade in Europe. You should know that Mussolini mobilized only 100,000 armed supporters who were mobilized to Rome that year. Of course, there is no comparison between the two, but this is Germany two years after all, it was Germany that ended in fear under the occupation of the Allied forces and was forced to bow down for the most basic living conditions.

When the sun shone across the roof of the building beside the street and sprinkled at the thousands of people gathered on the street, Stupfer proudly led Lynn toward the front door of the hotel. The staff had already set up a platform about two meters high in front of the hotel. A microphone with a bracket was installed on the platform, and a strong man standing in the audience was standing a circle of strong men responsible for maintaining order. Lynn turned around and saw that if the two huge three-color flags hanging from the main wall of the hotel were replaced with 10,000 flags and the strong guys were replaced with the uniforms of the stormtroopers, it would probably be 70 to 80,000 points to the propaganda gathering before the Kuomintang took office.

Before taking the stage, Stupfer suddenly turned around and asked Lynn: "It's time for the people to know you, the deputy leader of the Baath Party?"

Lin Eng considered this question when he came, and he replied calmly: "No hurry, the key now is to make our Baath Party a hero in the minds of the people."

Stupfer showed a confident smile and went to the stage without hesitation. Lynn silently walked to the next few supreme members who were staying behind Taiwan. In order to avoid the nerves of the German provisional government and the Allied forces, the Baath Party did not equip the members with uniform dresses in this event, but chose dark-toned civilian outfits, and each person tied a red cloth strip on his right arm to show his identity. Even so, the black-bottomed party flag marked with the German eagle as the main body can still make people see a sharp aura - this is definitely not a small party that is obedient!

"Brave German!"

Stupfer on the stage used this loud voice to calm the audience down instantly. Although this guy was not good at his appearance, his speech was absolutely first-class. Lynn had seen it several times before and after, and he was inferior to it. Although Stupfer could not yet use the most inflammatory nationalist slogans to attract and inspire the party members and the people, the content of his speech was both emotional and illusory, and especially grasping the key points that can most touch the nerves of the Germans. Nowadays, such occasions where there are many listeners and emotions are easily mobilized is very suitable for him to use his specialties.

The glorious history of Germany has created the excellent qualities of Germany. The strong rise of Germany was besieged by jealous people. Germany suffered humiliation and injustice. Germany was on the verge of life and death. Stupfer used smooth thinking, atmospheric views, simple rhetoric and wonderful rhyme parallels to form an extremely outstanding piece. In Lynn's opinion, it was the most connotative and rendering time in his speeches. There was only this voice in such a large neighborhood. The common people, passionate young people and the Baakist party members who were in charge of the organization on the scene were listening attentively, intoxicated.

During this speech, Lynn suddenly noticed that several people with red cloth tied with their right arm hurriedly rushed up from the alley next to him. He subconsciously looked up at the sky and happened to see an airplane hovering high above the port. Although he didn't know whether it belonged to the Allied forces or the German defense force, his circling posture should be carried out on reconnaissance missions, and from its location you should be able to see these people gathered in the city like an ant colony. The reporter soon came to the highest committee members, and the news they brought was about a German team approaching Kiel from Hamburg. This army was traveling very fast with motorcycles and trucks, and it was estimated that it would enter the city in another quarter of an hour.

Looking at the surprised expressions of the Supreme Committee members, Lynn was shocked: Such an important action did not deploy eyeliners on the strategic periphery and establish effective contact channels?

OK! The march is not a war after all, and the Baak Party is also a party organization that cannot even reach the level of semi-militarization. Such negligence is in the process of cleaning up. I was upset that I did not pay attention to this action in time. Lynn reached an agreement with the highest committee members around him at the fastest speed: the Baak Party must not slip away with its tail at this time, and must stay to organize and protect the people!

After the principle was decided, Lynn decided not to interrupt Stupfer's speech and personally took over the organizational order. He asked from the Supreme Committee that most of the elite personnel of the "Advanced Corps" came to Kiel, and some of them were protecting Stupfer at the scene, while the rest were scattered in several hidden places in the city to meet the needs of time. Considering that the visitor was the German team, avoiding conflicts and casualties was the best strategy, Lynn immediately ordered people to inform them that no matter what the situation occurred, without himself and Stupfer's orders, he would not act rashly. At the same time, some of the Supreme Committee members were arranged to temporarily evacuate the scene, so as not to order the Baath Party to fall into a temporary situation even if there was a temporary "headless leader" in the worst case.

After arranging these quickly, Lin Neng quickly calmed down. Since such an unexpected situation occurred, it was inevitable that the plan to postpone the disclosure of his identity would change. However, without the authority of the head of state and the secrets of the head of state could not be disclosed, it was not easy to urge the German officers and soldiers. He began to sort out his thoughts and consider his words, and a quarter of an hour passed quickly. With the harsh sound of car horns, a commotion began to appear on the outermost side of the gathering crowd.

The speech continued, and when a large number of Germans entered the block from the opposite direction of the hotel, his words finally stopped with a sentence "What is this situation?" At this time, Lynn walked onto the stage calmly. He saw the German officers and soldiers wearing large ears and helmets moving forward in a fierce manner. The crowd that was originally difficult to intervene spontaneously made way out and let them approach the hotel table quickly. It seemed that only the most loyal party members had the courage to try to block their troops.

Climbing up the steps and walking on the flat table, Lynn looked at the uninvited guests while walking towards Stupfer. The gray helmets and uniforms of the wilderness, shiny belts and pendants, as well as Mauser rifles and mp40 submachine guns, inherited the costumes and equipment of the Third Emperor ** team, but it felt like it was lacking.

When he came to Stupfer, who was panicked and helpless, and borrowed the position of the microphone, Lynn spoke directly: "German soldiers, please stop your steps."

Clear sounds echoed in the block, the army did not stop moving forward, and the commotion of the crowd did not end, but the noise finally weakened a little, and people could clearly hear the sound amplified through the microphone.

Lin Neng frowned lightly: "Does the German soldiers, have you forgotten the divine oath you made before God in the past two years and four months?"

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