"According to the current situation, the Allied Airborne troops are likely to suffer heavy damage and even have a huge risk of being wiped out. Even if they can finally capture Sicily, it is almost impossible to launch a large-scale landing operation in a short period of time." Female guerrilla Irene gave her judgment.

"You mean, the Normandy Landing War will definitely be postponed." Battlefield girl Danielle immediately thought of it.

"It may be a big delay." Female guerrilla Erin looked solemn: "It was like a combination punch that could have been K.O. The first punch that was supposed to be unexpectedly hitting the enemy was carried by the opponent, and he was defeated by the counterattack without being outdone. This made a complete set of K.O plan fail. Just as the German blitz defeated Europe. If the Allies could not use the same thunder force to attack left and right. Once the Nazis were breathing, the result was probably the world view of "The Strange Man of the High Castle". We will live under the Nazi glory of Albert Spel's ultimate masterpiece: the Nazi glory of the capital of the Third Reich "Germania". "

Hitler's royal architect Albert Spel, full name "Bertold Konrad Hermann Albert

Speer, he proposed the idea of ​​rebuilding Berlin, and planned to build the world capital "Germania". Germania has a 3-mile long boulevard and a row of huge buildings. It fully demonstrates Hitler's dictatorial and authoritarian idea, and expected to have part of his imagination of future Germany after winning the Second World War. This fantasy aims to create an unprecedented Berlin and make Berlin a "millennial city". To this end, Hitler appointed Albert Spel, the talented designer at the time, to lead the design of this urban planning project. In the imagination, this plan will make Berlin possible.

Compared with ancient Babylon and Rome, and overshadowed other cities such as London, Paris and Washington, D.C. The overall design of this plan has a strong modernist characteristic, but in public buildings, it draws on many ancient Roman architectural styles, which are quite neoclassical. The core of this plan will be around two axes that run across the center of Berlin. The east-west axis passes through the Brandenburg Gate and Tilgarten, and the north-south axis is even more important, passing through today's Berlin government office area, which includes the envisioned Hall of the People inspired by the Pantheon, and the huge 117-meter-high new "Arc de Triomphe"...

The popular American drama "The Man in the High Castle" is intended to restore the scene after the construction of this area in the overhead world line.

From the drawings to the actual objects, it can only be said that it is too shocking: a north-south city main axis is 7 kilometers long, with two new train stations at both ends. This avenue will become a site for parades and parades and close motor vehicles (motor vehicles are located under the ground of the axis). A large number of new commercial and civilian buildings will be formed along the road, as well as wide artificial lakes and crisscrossing streets. In addition, statues and many high-tech installations will be set up along the way. In the planning of the entire Berlin City, a three-dimensional "new transportation system" composed of complex and complete roads, loops, tunnels and highways will be included.

The most important and most eye-catching "pearl" in this series of designs is undoubtedly the "Volkshalle" inspired by the Pantheon and the "Großer Platz" nearby with an area of ​​350,000 square meters. The size of this building will be unprecedented. It is a building with a huge dome. This building will be more than 200 meters high and 250 meters in diameter, which is 16 times the size of the dome of St. Paul's Cathedral...

At this moment, the GGL Greater German Locomotive Manufacturers Federation wide rail test site, and the telecommunications room on the set of "National Glory: The Battle" used a dedicated line to report the director's carriage, and there was a phone call from a confidential line, and it called the female inventor Heidi Rama.

"Heidi and Katie have already gone to the wide-rail test site platform to welcome the engineer Conrad Chuze who arrived by a special train." Female director Leni Rivenstale replied directly using an internal telephone: "If there is no problem, please get my dedicated line. Or go to the secretary's room."

"Okay, ma'am." The female operator in the telecommunications room immediately asked the other party about his wishes. Soon, the phone ringing in the director's carriage rang.

"Hey, I'm Leni. Who are you?" The female director answered the phone: "Ah, it's you, Mr. Mandel."

The confidential phone number comes from the famous Austrian arms tycoon Fritz Mandel, the "first husband" of female inventor Heidi Rama.

"What, the Gestapo secretly kidnapped Lizer Metner?" Female director Leni Rivenstale immediately felt the seriousness of the problem: "Is there anyone else besides that?"

Everyone present subconsciously held their breath.

After a brief pause, a clear name came from the earpiece: "And there is also the director of the Royal Institute of Physics of Kaiser William...Professor Warner Heisenberg."

"Okay, I get it." The expression of the female director Leni Rivenstale who put down the microphone was as serious as the atmosphere in the director's car.

Werner Karl, full name: Werner Karl

Heisenberg, born in Würzburg, Germany, is a physicist, the main founder of quantum mechanics, a representative of the Copenhagen school, and a Nobel Prize winner in physics. Werner Heisenberg was admitted to the University of Munich in 1920 and later went to the University of Göttingen to study physics. In 1923, he wrote a doctoral thesis entitled "On the Stability and Turbulence of Fluid Flow" and obtained a doctorate degree in theoretical physics from the University of Munich. In 1924, he became a lecturer and obtained a lecture qualification at any level in German universities.

From 4 to 1927, he was sponsored by the Rockefeller Foundation and went to the Copenhagen Institute of Theoretical Physics to work with Niels Bohr; from 1927 to 1941, he served as professor of theoretical physics at the University of Leipzig from 1927 to 1941; from December 11, 1933, he won the 1932 Nobel Prize in Physics; in 1941, he was appointed as professor of physics at the University of Berlin and director of the Royal Institute of Physics, Keiser William, and became the leader of Germany's development of atomic bomb nuclear weapons, and developed a nuclear reactor with Otto Hahn, one of the discoverers of nuclear fission.
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