As Isey Motney said some time ago, as a member of a social group, people are very afraid of falling into isolation. If your friends suddenly ignore themselves, you will be very uncomfortable, affecting their behavior psychologically and making strange actions to attract their friends' attention again. But humans are very conflicted. As a member of the group, they are always looking for opportunities to protect their privacy. Everyone has secrets that they don't want to tell others. No one wants to be known about all the privacy, so they are very disgusted with various surveillance behaviors.

So Selov is preparing to start from these two states in his psychology to create such a big environment, specifically targeting the people of West Berlin. The isolation wall must be as high as ordinary people cannot climb, and so high that a normal person cannot see the outside world. Let West Berlin be surrounded by tall walls, and experience the feeling of being locked up no matter where you go. If it can make you feel like you are locked up in prison, it would be the best.

It is not enough to be isolated. West Berlin needs to feel the feeling of being monitored at all times. At this time, the effects of high-power searchlights and tweeters are reflected. The on-duty personnel on duty on the watchtower shouted in the daytime and high-power searchlights to illuminate West Berlin at night. In fact, there is only one purpose, so that the people in West Berlin city know that there is someone outside. Not only does it exist, but they are also observing their every move at all times, giving the people of West Berlin a feeling of being deprived of their privacy. If the above two points can be achieved at the same time, this blockade action will be a little meaningful.

"Don't they always say that we are a police country? If we don't do things a little better this time, I'm really sorry for their evaluation!" Selov and Marcus Wolf joined forces to finalize the construction plan of the Berlin wall, and build Berlin, which is 140 kilometers long within two months.

"By the way, how many informants do you Stasi have in West Berlin?" Selov has always been a little curious about Stasi's operation. He would not believe it if he had no one in the Federal Republic of Germany served Democratic Germany.

"There are about two thousand informants in West Berlin. As for the entire Federal Republic of Germany, there are about six thousand people in the people who are in contact with our Stasi!" Marcus Wolf would not lie to Selov on this, because there is no need at all, it is just a number.

Well! Shelov was quite surprised by this number, but if you think about it carefully, there are some reasons. The two are the same nation and have naturally eliminated many obstacles in the work of agents. It is not surprising that such a result was achieved. But Stasi's achievements still shocked Schellov a little and were a little amazed at Stasi's organizational ability.

On April 28, after careful preparation, 20,000 mobilized workers, plus more than 6,000 aid teams formed by various countries gathered together to block the fascism in West Berlin according to the resolution of the Democratic German government. The status of West Berlin is based on the border between countries and countries, and will be reviewed in accordance with the procedures of border management in the future. If the people in West Berlin are to come out, they must be approved by the border defense agency. The most important part is to be announced at the back. The anti-fascist defense wall is a border defense system and will exist as a system corresponding to the West Berlin occupied by the Three Kingdoms.

On the same day, the construction of the Berlin Wall started, and more than 26,000 workers began to build walls around the area of ​​West Berlin. In the brick factory that had already worked overtime to produce, mountains of bricks and stones were continuously transported to the construction area. The workers waiting there had already mixed cement and could start construction only when they got the bricks.

"With the manpower used this time, if the quality and cement viscosity are not taken into account, it can be completed in one week, but the lookout may take a little longer!" Marcus Wolff looked at the progress of the project with a telescope, looking at the progress of the project with a proud look, obviously satisfied with the current efficiency.

"As long as democratic Germany can withstand the pressure and wait until the wall is built, it can temporarily alleviate your population's loss, but you still need to find a way for yourself. If your population is too far from Federal Germany, no matter how you compete, the gap in hard indicators will still be very big!" Selov shrugged helplessly, "The blockade of West Berlin seems to be very tough, but in fact, we are not as attractive as the West Berlin, otherwise West Berlin might surround itself, and we would not agree..."

This is a helpless reality. It is human nature to hate the poor and love the rich. Selov is not easy to say. But even though he is despising the poor and loving the rich, he uses freedom as an excuse, and this cannot be tolerated. Such people should leave earlier, the better. If the Soviet Union is really rich, I hope those who have left will not come back, after all, your motherland is not free.

"What should I do? Set up a heroic mother?" Marcus Wolf also knew that the Soviet Union had a policy to encourage more children. Could it be that Democratic Germany could learn from the Soviet Union's experience?

"If possible, I personally recommend that Germany set up a heroic father to commend him, give the banner and honor to men, and give the prize to women!" Shelov said in his heart. To be honest, men, especially young men, perform much more enthusiastically in sowing such work than young women. This is caused by the different growth cycles of men and women. As for the Soviet Union information seen by Shelov, the current population of the Soviet Union is still not optimistic, and heroic mothers may have played a role, but they are also very limited.

"Is this useful?" Marcus Wolf's attention was unknowingly diverted from the project and was led by Selov on a detour. I have to say that Selov's proposal is indeed a bit novel, but a bit too novel, which always makes the government introduce such a policy a little strange.

"It is definitely more effective than a hero's mother. As for whether there is any problem with this policy, it still needs to be practiced! If the effect is significant in democratic Germany, the Soviet Union may also learn it!" Serov said confidently.

To be honest, Selov admired himself a little at this time. He could actually say such things so openly, as if it was just for the better socialist tomorrow. It has really not been in vain in the Soviet Union in recent years.

"Then try to choose a special area with a relatively small population!" Marcus Wolf's statement proved something, and he was finally taken into the ditch by Selov.
Chapter completed!