British Civil Servant

With a dull sound, the military plane that had been hovering over Berlin for a long time finally landed successfully, which made the pale-faced Alan Wilson relieved. He had even made up his mind that the military plane was armed by the Germans that did not surrender, or the Soviet Red Army. The scene where the anti-aircraft guns were shot down, but finally everything was fine.

"Why is your face so ugly." Eiffel had already stood up, and when he saw Alan Wilson, who was still in shock, he couldn't help teasing, "It seems that we don't fly when we go to France, which is just right for you."

"It's far from safe now. We all know that air defense and air defense are ten times and nine air defenses. Even if the air defense force is prepared, the bombers will not shoot down more than 5% each time, but this does not delay the pilots of the bombers. I won't survive for three months, because the air raid is not another time." Alan Wilson took several breaths to calm down, and sighed that he still had to avoid flying, and then dragged two heavy suitcases off the plane.

Because of the battle of Berlin, the entire city of Berlin is full of rubble. Although some of them have been urgently cleaned up, they are better than nothing. Many buildings that seem to be tall seem to fall down with a slight push, and their shapes are like the abstraction of Picasso. Painting is incomprehensible.

Eight people including Alan Wilson and the British soldiers who were greeted in Berlin found a place to rest. There were British soldiers' barracks around, and safety was not a problem.

"What's the situation in Berlin now?" Alan Wilson asked the commander of the unit, who shrugged. "Actually, we've only just arrived a day, and we're not familiar with many things. But we're very welcome. , the inhabitants of Berlin seem to be terrified by the Soviets."

"Then let's not sympathize with them. Who made them provoked the war and lost the war? How the Soviets should treat them." Alan Wilson chuckled. He was a person who lacked sympathy. Paris can pretend, even if France is a dubious ally, you don't have to do it in Berlin. In the victorious atmosphere of the end of the war in Europe, at least in a short period of time, it is politically correct to severely punish Germany. As for later , say it again.

There is a reason why Berliners are afraid of Soviet soldiers. It just depends on what the German soldiers did in the Soviet Union. The Red Army of the Soviet Union invaded Berlin for **** revenge.

Some German clubs in later generations deliberately blamed the SS for their crimes, which was a complete fart. Have all the SS soldiers been to the Soviet Union? The number of troops capable of fighting is only 200,000. How did it cause more than 10 million civilian casualties in the Soviet Union?

Even if the Soviet Union killed all 20 million Germans in the occupied areas and made them disappear from the world, he would have no problem.

"This is a temporary residence. After we clear the residential area, we will notify you to move there." After Alan Wilson was sent to the place, the second lieutenant of the British army gave a military salute and was about to leave.

"Wait!" Alan Wilson took out a pack of cigarettes from his pocket and handed it to him as a thank you.

"Thank you so much." The second lieutenant was overjoyed when he saw that there was a shortage of supplies in Berlin, not to mention cigarettes. This gift is really a surprise, and I accepted it with a smile.

The German mark is already a piece of waste paper, because the order has collapsed, and any country's banknotes have been implicated. Now the most valuable thing in Germany is no longer money, but cigarettes. In Germany, which has long been destroyed, cigarettes come out of nowhere.

A cigarette can guarantee a person can eat and drink for a whole day, and at that time, a large number of male laborers in the country were taken away, and German women were quite worthless. Two cigarettes can be exchanged for a woman.

It wasn't long before a group of guests arrived at the temporary residence. It was the front-line reporters from major British newspapers who came to witness the German surrender ceremony. Many people also did not want to miss the historic scene and flew over from London.

When someone saw Alan Wilson himself, his face became strange. Isn't this the diplomat who was reprinted by major domestic newspapers, the diplomat who traded flesh and blood with French women on the streets of Paris? But although the photos are not all, there are several naked French women in good shape...

"Gentlemen, what's the matter with you?" Alan Wilson asked back with a sullen face after being stared at by the strange eyes. He doesn't know himself yet, but he has become the most famous civil servant in the UK, with a wide range of nationality.

The photo of handing money to a Parisian woman has become a classic image representing the civil service system of the British Empire.

"It's okay, it's okay. We're just curious about Mr. Allen." One of the reporters wanted to ask how Alan Wilson was frozen by the image of buying **** on the streets of Paris, and whether it was really going to be photographed. But when I thought about asking directly, it was not in line with the gentleman's demeanor, so I decided to find an opportunity to ask in private in the future.

Many reporters asked the Ministry of Foreign Affairs if there was a specific procedure. Alan Wilson said that he was also waiting for the notification.

When asked about the destruction of Berlin by the Soviet Union, Alan Wilson said with a serious face, "Currently the Soviet Union and we are allied forces, and in such a victory situation, UU reading www.uukanshu.com is not suitable for an open conflict. As for the destruction of Berlin, I can only say one thing, Hitler was the German head of state elected by the people, and the Germans supported Hitler to lead them to start the war. When the snow mountain collapsed, not a single snowflake was innocent.”

As a diplomat with the correct three views, Alan Wilson showed a clear position. He can show hypocrisy to anyone, but not to the Germans. This is a matter of principle.

"Retaliation is such a thing. We in the UK do not take revenge against ordinary people. This is a matter of honour for us British people to be gentlemen, but it is understandable if other countries want to vent their anger because of the invasion." Alan Wilson praised his motherland, and finally emphasized, "There is also a trivial reason that the Soviet Union is not easy to mess with, and it costs money to seek justice."

The reporters all showed a clear look, and they all agreed that out of the overall situation of unity among the allies, they should not make trouble at this time, and their professional ethics should not make them ignorant of the overall situation at such a grand victory ceremony.

You said you said earlier that we couldn't afford to offend the Soviet Union, didn't everyone understand it? Stop talking nonsense...

In the midst of the fun, the reporters from the UK said their goodbyes one after another. Alan Wilson also began to open the suitcase. He took the wrong one and opened the suitcase full of a box of cigarettes. He looked around like a thief, quickly pushed the suitcase back, and opened the other same suitcase. There were a lot of things in this suitcase, except for half a suitcase of cigarettes and a change of clothes. files that can be seen in time.

The work was still important, and when he took out a document he didn't have time to read from Paris, Alan Wilson frowned and muttered, "The Yugoslav Fatherland Army, a marginalized person in World War II."