Alan Wilson is going to marry a German? The two would not think so, but even if they were not wives, they could be women of the same status.

This is not uncommon, given the current German environment, this is also a normal phenomenon in the British-occupied trade committee, but the civil servants maintain their original intentions and will not leak such things to each other.

Alan Wilson experienced the treatment of a 500 million detective. Sure enough, art comes from life. What he is doing now is similar to Laidlaw in the movie, forming a protective net that is huge and strong enough to protect himself.

Things are done the same, but Alan Wilson believes he still has an edge over a movie character, at least he's a real imperial civil servant, not a colonial native elite.

Then the first factory in the Ruhr area to fully resume work will be born. It is located in the city of Bonn, which the London government wants to set as a benchmark. Considering the size of Germany, in fact, Bonn is not too far from the US-occupied area. Also a good choice.

The British-occupied area here is planning to promote the employment of the German population, and for most people in the world, the Japanese surrender ceremony is obviously a more important news, especially for Americans, you must know that the United States The landmark event in the war was the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

After the Pearl Harbor incident, the Imperial Japanese Navy once disgraced the U.S. Pacific Fleet for a period of time. This obviously cannot make the United States relieved so quickly. How the Soviet Union treats Germany, the United States treats Japan the same way, the humiliation that should come Absolutely not less.

At the signing ceremony of the surrender of Japan, an old American flag was placed under the bridge of the USS Missouri. It is the American flag with 31 stars. This flag has a history. It was General Matthew Perry who led the "Black The American flag on the "Fleet" command ship, when the United States was thirty-one states... This flag was borrowed by General Halsey from the US Naval Academy Museum to prove that the US Navy once again opened the door to Japan.

The most proud person at the surrender ceremony was, of course, the five-star general, Emperor Mai. Although MacArthur left in disgrace during the Philippine campaign, this did not delay the return of Emperor Mai and trampled on the opponent who had embarrassed him.

Is it just the battle between Nimitz and MacArthur's army and navy? Naturally, it is impossible to be known by the people who eat melons, and no one cares about things on the other side of the world now, at least Alan Wilson doesn't care.

He's liaising with Sir Barron? As far as tobacco factories are concerned actually? He's not administratively dismantling Chennai's tobacco factories through Sir Barron?

Theory is theory, but in reality Alan Wilson has to take into account the interests of British Indian civil servants, of which he himself is a part? Ready to go back?

A very simple truth? One person can't make all the money in the world. Lele alone is not as good as everyone, and it is safer to bundle the civil servants of British India in.

With equipment and raw materials? Now is the time to start. Although Bonn is not a particularly important industrial city, it has no shortage of places that can be used as factories. On the contrary, it has more advantages than other cities.

Because Bonn is a coastal city? The convenience of the Rhine allows Bonn to borrow the Rhine to radiate the British-occupied area under the condition of poor roads.

So when the tobacco factory starts, is it done secretly, or is it known by other means? This is a test for everyone? After negotiation? Tim Brand and Harold think? Since the tobacco factory is German My own industry has nothing to do with the British Occupied Area Trade Commission.

Then there is nothing to avoid, not only do you not need to be sneaky? It should even be widely advertised, so that local reporters can record this scene, and use the resumption of factories to indicate that the British-occupied area is on the right track. contribute.

Want money and name? When Alan Wilson heard it, probably the two undersecretaries meant this. Since they both thought it was the best, they agreed.

In the final analysis, the harm of tobacco is not understood in this era, and people generally think that tobacco is harmless.

Research on the health hazards of tobacco is not without it, but it is not well known to the general public. Then it's just a factory reopening, and people will only focus on creating jobs, not whether it's harmful or not.

At the opening ceremony of the Bonn Tobacco Factory, Tim Brand and Harold, the two deputy secretary generals of the British Occupied Trade Commission, even found the British occupation army Westphalia Military District, the first The deputy chief of staff of the army came to attend the ceremony and delivered a speech.

Colonel Malcolm, the commander of the British Army in Bonn, also saw this scene and expressed his shock at the tactics of the civil servants of the Trade Commission.

This is natural, the emergence of tobacco factories, but the result of the concerted efforts of the civil servants in the British occupation of Germany and British India, all the glory is attributed to the cornerstone of the British Empire, united with each other at a critical time.

In this way, a nominally German tobacco company was actually a cash cow that was controlled by the British Occupied Area Trade Commission and stakeholders in the British Occupied Area, and was born in the future capital of the Federal Republic of Germany.

Major newspapers in London also followed up, expressing their appreciation for the news of the resumption of work in the British-occupied area, and believed that this was the result of the hard work of all British people in the British-occupied area, so that the Germans who were in distress had Work.

A business called the Hellmann Tobacco Factory was established in Bonn with the support of the British Occupied Trade Commission. And began to recruit workers that day, and was surrounded by Germans gathered nearby.

In the British garrison command in Bonn, after the deputy chief of staff of the First Army left, Alan Wilson, Tim Brand, Harold, and Colonel Malcolm, the British commander in Bonn, were clinking cups warmly to celebrate Germany People found work again, and Isabella Polkina was there to accompany them, witnessing the private exchange of British occupation forces.

"This is not a tobacco production line at all, but a money printing machine production line. I don't know how much money it produces every day." Alan Wilson couldn't hide his smile and said, "Of course, we all understand that this is inseparable from everyone. joint efforts, even as far afield as New Delhi.”

"We have always appreciated the work of our colleagues in British India. The local society is not friendly and the working environment of civil servants is difficult. It is very touching to be able to do this." Harold drank the whisky and changed the subject. " Of course, in this process, your role, Ellen, is even more unforgettable."

"Without Allen, this kind of mutual complementarity between the two places may not be so easy to achieve." Tim Brand and Allen Wilson then touched a cup.

The two of them are full of expectations for their future life. A few of them didn't drink too much, and everyone had to stay for a long night to conduct parallel swimming training. After a few drinks, they were not greedy.

"The night may not be too safe, and I believe everyone is very busy. Then I will go and take Miss Isabella home. I will be back when I get there." Alan Wilson said with a slight alcohol smell. .

"It's really hard!" Several people responded tacitly, knowing that Alan Wilson would come back.

Among the Hellman family, Alan Wilson has long been familiar with the road, and he cannot be blamed for his lack of self-control. After all, he is an energetic young man, and there is still a lot of room for mistakes at his age.

And this tolerant society, I believe it will not be too difficult for a young man who is pursuing progress. Holding the fullness that was hard to grasp in one hand, and looking down at the night outside the window, Alan Wilson shivered.

The two entangled bodies stiffened for a moment before completing this round of Anglo-German goodwill work.

"Dear, did you tell Anna?" Alan Wilson just finished, he couldn't help but ask Isabella Podina when he would get what he wanted and take up the responsibility of taking care of the two sisters.

Ellen Wilson rolled her eyes. Although she was already prepared, she was still shocked by the bottom line of the so-called British Empire gentleman. The backward, depraved and corrupt British bureaucracy was her evaluation of Alan Wilson.

But on the other hand, the corrupt officials in the growing stage are really willing to pay for themselves, and Anna is too willing to pay for it. She has transformed from a refugee in the Soviet-occupied area~lightnovelpub.net~ to the Bureau of Women's Work and Labor in Bonn. The director of the Heilman Tobacco Factory, all of this happened in a short period of time when I thought about it carefully.

Looking back now, Isabella Podina feels like she is dreaming. If she is not determined, she feels that Ellen Wilson is the best person she can rely on for her life.

"I haven't told Anna yet. He is two years younger than me, and less than eighteen years old." Isabella Podina didn't realize when she spoke, but she was actually unwilling in her heart.

"Actually, I'm not too old." Alan Wilson, who felt a little swollen, posted it, "Honey, you know what I do to your sisters, and I will share with you all good things. Let's live together. Isn't it better?"

Because of the thinking of an occupying army, Alan Wilson did not feel that there was something wrong with what he said. He was the manager of the British-occupied area. Originally, he was a character who didn't spend money on eating out in the city, and he treated the two sisters with sincerity. The two German women should be content and ask for a bit of treatment from the victorious country. What happened?

Feeling the increasing strength of the hands on her chest, Isabella Podina reluctantly agreed, "I told Anna recently, don't pinch it, it hurts me, and you still say it's good to me?"