British Civil Servant

"Oh, Alexander, you don't need to do this kind of welcome ceremony, you know, I don't like it!" With a well-deserved expression, Edward Bridges said indifferently after getting off the military plane, " It's our duty to defend the civilization of the British Empire as a service officer like us."

"Mr. Edward, it's actually these young and energetic backup forces who really want to learn from you. It's not that I have to do this, but that these excellent children have to think so in order to express their respect for you."

Alexander Cadogan, the Permanent Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, patted the horses without a trace in front of Edward Bridges, expressing the fact that everything is based on public opinion and does not contain any prejudice.

"What about our esteemed Marshal Montgomery?" Edward Bridges didn't want the other party to come over to greet him, but simply asked.

"Uh, Marshal Montgomery will be back soon, and Paris is not very far." Alexander Cadogan whispered.

Montgomery went to Paris to preside over the opening ceremony of the British Military Exhibition, and Paris was dispatched to welcome him. General de Gaulle held a colorful military parade for Montgomery at the Infirmary in Paris and awarded him the Medal of Honor, First Class.

As for yesterday, I flew to Antwerp to celebrate the city's freedom. During the celebration, Montgomery was awarded the title of honorary citizen of Antwerp and the Antwerp Golden Short Sword. After the celebration was over, there was another sumptuous lunch.

Edward Bridges nodded. This time, he brought the Grand Cross of the Knights of Bath. He was going to ask Marshal Montgomery to award Marshal Zhukov at the beginning of the joint military parade, which is equivalent to the previous Medal of Victory.

"Okay, I won't dwell on these details. The popularity of the marshal also shows the influence of the British Empire in Europe." Edward Bridges gave the other side a look of approval, and walked in front of these diplomats. Alan Wilson paused in front of him for a moment and said, "Oh, I've seen your file, are you used to coming to Europe from British India? I hope your work experience in Asia will help you in your current job."

"Dear Sir Edward, I need to learn a lot, and I have new harvests every day." Alan Wilson bowed his head slightly, showing respect for the current British cabinet secretary.

"It seems that Barron is still good at discovering talents." Edward Bridges nodded slightly, walked out of the crowd, left the runway, and quickly arrived at the headquarters of the British Foreign Office in Berlin.

Edward Bridges, who had just arrived in Berlin, did not have time to lecture the younger generation of the British Empire who respected him. Instead, he quickly got in touch with the British Army in Berlin and asked about the protective force of the Potsdam Conference.

Edward Bridges, dressed in a suit, had no stage fright in front of General Rhein, the commander of the British army in Berlin. He talked and laughed, and also brought the latest situation in London.

After communicating with the military, Edward Bridges replaced Alexander Cadogan and said in a hopeful tone, "Although the specific situation is not fully clear, I believe our smart reserve force can probably guess it. Yes, yes, Britain, the United States and the Soviet Union, the three major powers with decisive influence in the world today, need to discuss some things that will determine the future of the world, at least Prime Minister Churchill thinks so."

After a pause, Edward Bridges let out a long breath and said, "Now let me see how the backbone of the British Empire is prepared in the future. I believe Alexander has already told you."

As soon as the words fell, the diplomats in the conference room took out a thick stack of documents and placed them in front of them with a loud voice.

Edward Bridges pushed his black-rimmed glasses, sighed in his heart, but said calmly, "The fool's version."

Alan Wilson directly pulled out two pages from a document as thick as the palm of his hand. This is what the cabinet secretary needs, compared to the countermeasures piled up in dry words.

“Out of respect for the negotiating opponent, the length of the meeting was predictably long. The foreign secretary is a politician I have great respect for, but we must not overwork him. After all, the opponent is known for being cunning and fickle!” Edward Brie Chis flipped through the document and suddenly asked, "Alan, the Eastern College majors in the Far East, India, and Arabia, and even includes courses in Eastern European countries. You have no problem. You may have constructive opinions on Eastern European matters. "

"Sir Edward, there is no doubt that our opponents and countries that are temporarily allies are not easy to deal with. They argue and compromise, and try their best to protect the interests of the British Empire..."

Alan Wilson, because he considered the success rate at the beginning, of course chose to major in China at Oriental College. After all, the original foundation is there, which can reduce many boring courses and make it easier to get grades.

Edward Bridges asked about Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, which is not difficult for him~www.NovelMTL.com~ His previous homeland is similar.

Edward Bridges didn't expect to ask casually, he did ask a diplomat who analyzed the Soviet Union and seemed to know everything. Don't be nervous, bring out your 1941 wit."

Edward Bridges has read Alan Wilson's files, the way of nature before and after Pearl Harbor, and also knows that Alan Wilson is also an informant of MI6, but his activities are overseas.

Alan Wilson, who was hit by a pie from the sky, was stunned for a moment, and then he immediately held back his ecstasy and said that he must contribute his life to the British Empire, be able to directly participate in the talks, and leave a strong mark on his resume. Although he still prefers the free environment of British India!

At noon the next day, Marshal Montgomery completed his special performances in various European cities and returned to Berlin. Different from history, this joint military parade, with the current news, General Patton will not come. The representative of the United States is General Eisenhower, who has promised to come to Berlin. It can be said that he took care of the emotions of the Soviets very much.

Although Berlin is still in ruins, the venue for the military parade has been cleared, just waiting for the opening of the show.

In the daytime on June 23rd, in the huge refugee camp on the Austrian border, Mikhailovich greeted the assistants of the Yugoslav Fatherland Army and expressed his worries about the future.

"Tito will not be merciful to us, he is a Croat." He may not understand the doctrine of his own subordinates, but Mikhailovic mentioned the Croats, these subordinates of Mikhailovic. I understood, and they also expressed that they cannot pin their hopes on Tito's kindness.