Hiroshima talked for about an hour. At the beginning, he complained that the situation on the Pacific battlefield took a sharp turn since the "Christmas Island Battle" that began in late September 1943, and began to develop in a direction that was extremely unfavorable to the Japanese army. Although the "Christmas Island Battle" and the subsequent naval and air battles ended with the victory of the Japanese army, they consumed too many elite Japanese pilots.

In order to prepare for the decisive battle of the Hawaiian Islands, Japan then dispatched a large number of more experienced pilots to the Hawaiian Islands or Germany for training, which made the Japanese aviation force in other parts of the Pacific battlefield very weak and was more conducive to the US's activities to break through aircraft carriers.

While the United States was extremely active in breaking through aircraft carriers and submarines, in order to transport enough materials and troops to the Hawaiian Islands, Japan had to concentrate limited destroyers and aircraft carriers for escort, which further deteriorated anti-submarine operations in the Nanyang region.

Starting from March 1944, since the Second Battle of the Hawaiian Islands, the main force of the Japanese joint fleet concentrated on fighting and was even more unable to draw first-class destroyers to support the South China Sea anti-submarine. The United States has continuously increased the number of submarines in the South China Sea, leaving Japan's maritime lifeline in a terrible situation of almost interruption.

At the same time, the large-scale air consumption of Japan and the United States in the Hawaiian Islands further weakened Japan's aviation force. Although the Japanese army is still maintaining the strength to fight a final battle, including naval fleets, fuel, aircraft, ground troops, suicide missiles, etc., it is still quite powerful. However, after the Second Battle of the Hawaiian Islands, regardless of victory or defeat, Japan will lose the ability to continue to fight.

Unless you receive large-scale assistance from the European Community!

Later, Hiroshima gave Hessman a rough list of assistance, including providing more than 5 million tons of oil, at least 100 destroyers, 2 million tons of ships, 2,000 No. 4 H tanks, 3,000 75mm anti-tank guns, 5,000 heavy-load trucks, 10,000 anti-aircraft guns of various calibers, 5,000 air-cooled engines of various models, 200 jet aircraft, 200 tons of special steel, 5,000 tons of aluminum alloy...

Hessman patiently listened to Hiro Oshima looking at a large list, and read out a list of help that could be said to be a lion's big talk.

It was not until Hiroshima finished pronunciating the last word that Hessman was silent for a while before he said lightly: "You don't need these things anymore, because we will defeat the Soviet Union soon... In fact, we have won, we have won a decisive victory in the battle outside Moscow, and Moscow has been surrounded and will soon fall, and then the Caucasus and the Volga-Ural Industrial Zone.

The Soviet Union will completely lose the war in a few months, and the next thing is that we Europeans and Americans will compete for leadership in the world. And you Japan... have won everything you want, right?"

Hessman looked at the Japanese ambassador in front of him coldly, paused, and asked again: "But you are now asking for help, asking for a lot of things you don't need. What is this for?"

Hiroshima seemed a little embarrassed after hearing Hessman's series of questions. However, Hessman was not wrong. The key to the war now is which one fell first or the Soviet Union?

Now that the Soviet Union has fallen, it will soon be lying on the ground and cannot get up. Although Japan is in difficulty, it is absolutely not as difficult as it can not be maintained. The current gains and losses are nothing more than the Hawaiian Islands. In the case of the failure of the Soviet Union, even if the United States conquers the Hawaiian Islands, it is impossible for the United States to take advantage of the victory to pursue the Japanese mainland.

So for Japan, no matter how the second Hawaiian Islands will win, the overall situation of strategic victory will be locked in.

Moreover, even if Germany provides all the aids requested by Japan, they will not be able to help in the next war. The Japanese will never land on the west coast of the United States, right?

"Marson of the Empire, our Great Japanese Empire has always been the most determined ally of the German Empire," Hiroshima carefully used the words, "If your country is willing to make peace with the United States, Japan will certainly follow it, and naturally there is no need for assistance. But as far as I know, there is no conclusion on war and issues at present..."

The War Monk is inconclusive about the answer Hiroshima got from German Foreign Minister Ribbintrop.

It’s not that Ribbentrop was perfunctory to Hiroshima, but that all parties have not reached a consensus on whether to continue fighting with the United States. The current Third Reich is different from the Third Reich, which Hitler had a sentence of 10,000 in history. Moreover, Germany is now holding the European community to fight with the United States. The opinions of the three European powers, Britain, France and Russia, are also something that Germany cannot ignore.

Moreover, there are great interests behind the war with the United States and the problems. The game between all parties has just begun now, and it is impossible to come to a conclusion immediately.

In fact, while the failure of the Soviet Union was a foregone conclusion, and while the Third German Empire was getting further and further on the path of the European Community, Germany's position was also undergoing tremendous changes.

Before the beginning of the World War, Germany, Italy and Japan were emerging powers and had few colonies, so they coveted the huge wealth owned by the three old world empires, Britain, France and Russia.

However, the expansion route of the Third German Empire in this time and space is the continuation of the Second Empire, with the goal of establishing a European community with Germany as the core.

After Germany defeated France, Britain and the Soviet Union one after another, the goal of the European Community was almost completed. This European Community actually inherited the three huge world empires, namely the British Empire, the French Empire and the Russian Empire!

In other words, Germany's current position is no longer a division, but a safeguarding the world empire of Britain, France and Russia. Because these three world empires have been united and have become the wealth of the European community.

Europe and the United States, with Germany as the core, have become old-fashioned successors of imperialism, not burialists.

Therefore, in the Axis camp and within the European Community, there are now problems of repositioning, division of interests and integration. These problems are interfering with Germany's foreign policy.

Hiroshima looked at Hessman with a blank expression, pondered for a while, and then continued to hesitate: "In addition, our country also wants to seek your country's opinions on the aftermath of the Soviet War."

Hessman's brows immediately frowned, and showed a fierce look. He looked at Hiroshima tightly. He had guessed Japan's intentions.

"Do you want the Far East of the Soviet Union?" Hessman asked coldly.

"Ah, the Far East... The Far East is currently under the control of the Bolshevik Party." Hiroshima did not mention this matter to Ribbintrov before. He knew that Hessman had an absolute say on this issue, so he wanted to test Hessman's meaning first.

"Natalie!"

But Hessman felt that he had nothing to say to Hiroshima, so he simply picked up the phone, called his personal secretary Natalie in, and sent Hiroshima away.

He did this not to oppose Japan's annexation of the Far East, but to have nothing to say to the Japanese. Germany is now trapped by Russia and wants to integrate Russia into the EU, and Oliga's heir is still Germany's future emperor and queen.

In this case, isn’t Japan’s capture of the Far East belonging to Russia just a blow to the Hohenzollern dynasty?

Hessman was a loyal minister of the Hohenzollern Dynasty. How could he express his support for Japan on this issue?

In addition, Hitler also disagreed with this matter. Because once Japan attacked the Far East, the Soviet Union was likely to collapse immediately, and the route of Russia and the Soviet Union could not be implemented. The European Community immediately added tens of millions to 100 million Russian masters...

...

"Ludwig, Bowman just called and said that the car Mussolini was on would arrive at the Eagle's Nest before noon today."

After sending the gloomy Japanese ambassador away, Natalie quickly returned to Hessman's study and told him the news of Mussolini's arrival.

"Mr. Prime Minister hopes that you and Mrs. will arrive at the Eagle's Nest in the afternoon," Natalie continued. "There will be a meeting with Mussolini in the afternoon, and then dinner with Mr. Prime Minister and Miss Braun."

When Natalie came in, Hessman was writing with her head buried, and his pen didn't stop when she listened to her.

He quickly finished writing the letter, two letters, and then he put them in two envelopes, and wrote the words "To the Queen" and "To the Lady of Columtai" on them respectively.

"Take these two letters to Olica and Mrs. Curente," Hessman handed the envelope to Natalie. "You go in person, don't tell anyone. After they read the letter, they will take the letter back, you destroy it yourself and swallow it in your stomach!"

"I understand." Natalie took the envelope and immediately stuffed it into her pocket without asking any more questions. However, she could still guess some things about Hessman's letter to the Russian Empress and the Soviet ambassador. The contents of the letter must be related to the Japanese!

And... it is a very important and very arduous thing.

After Natalie left, Hessman and his wife Chloe got into a Mercedes-Benz 770k sedan and drove towards the Eagle's Nest on the Upper Salzburg Mountain.

The car drove past the picturesque King Lake, but Hessman had no intention of looking at the scenery. Because Japan's demand for the Soviet Far East cast a shadow on his heart, and he did not have any positive views on the conversation between Mussolini and Hitler.

Because now Germany has become a guardian of a lot of families left by the three old imperialists of Britain, France and Russia. Germany is a real threat to any country that covets those wealth!
Chapter completed!