"Professor Carl, I seem to have heard that the Nazis have visited the United States for apartheid policy."

Carl House Hofer never expected that Li Shiguang actually asked such a question, so that the scholar widened his eyes in surprise. He turned to look at Rudolf Hess beside him. He saw a look of surprise on Rudolf Hess' face. Professor Carl has made a judgment. What Li Shiguang said is very likely to be true.

At the same time, Li Shiguang also saw the change in Hess' expression. Although the expressions of foreigners and those of Chinese people were different in many aspects, they were not yet at the level that both sides could not understand. In Li Shiguang's view, Rudolf Hess was a honest person, not a sinister and cunning person.

Since Hess's expression has explained too many problems, Li Shiguang said to Hess: "Mr. Hess, I have read "My Struggle". In that masterpiece made by you, Mr. Hitler clearly stated that America is a worthy object to learn when dealing with inferior races. That sentence seems to be said, and has achieved great achievements in creating a sound racist society."

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After listening to Li Shiguang's words, Rudolph Hess was so angry that he didn't know how to organize powerful language to fight back.

Li Shiguang also wanted to see Hess, who was responsible for strategy within the Nazi party, responded to strategy. Before Hess could organize the language, he asked: "Mr. Hess, Germany is going to rebuild its army at this stage and regain the Rhineland region. As for me personally, I don't think these requirements are reasonable."

Hess was preparing to start denounce the oppression of Britain and France from France from France to Germany from the French occupation of the Rhineland. Li Shiguang's words had already made Hess unable to continue, so he could only continue to listen to Li Shiguang for a while.

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"So, what is Germany's next requirement? Is it necessary to completely restore the territory of the Second Empire, or to establish a larger German country. In "My Struggle", Mr. Hitler proposed the future direction to establish a Germanic country. In response to these, Mr. Hess, what kind of explanation do you want to give to me?"

Hess was originally full of anger and decided not to vomit. After hearing Li Shiguang's serious inquiry, he opened his mouth to say something, but found that he couldn't say it. But Hess was Hess after all, and he turned into an offense and asked back: "Does the Chinese government think the requirements imposed by the Allies on Germany are reasonable?"

Li Shiguang asked calmly: "Which Germany is Mr. Hess referring to? The Second German Empire, or the current Weimar Republic? Or a brand new Germany?"

When Professor Carl heard this, he finally interrupted Hess' conversation with Li Shiguang. Ignoring Hess's incomprehensible appearance, Professor Carl said: "Minister Li, are you going outside to smoke a cigarette?"

Li Shiguang picked up a pack of cigarettes and walked to the balcony next to the living room. Lausanne City is the capital of Vaud, Switzerland. In the mountainous country, Lausanne is located on the south slope of the Bernese Heights. Standing on the balcony of the hotel, you can see the blue Lake Geneva in the distance. Facing such a scenery, Professor Carl lit a cigarette with emotion, and didn't know what to say for a moment.

Hess's feelings are the feelings of most Germans in the German movement. There is naturally a fierce conflict between this intuition-derived feeling and Li Shiguang's scholarly attitude. For Hess, Germany is a mother-like feeling, which is Hess's belonging. For children, the mother is the special person, unable to compare, and he has never thought about comparing it.

True scholars who have received cognitive training will not look at the problem like this. Just like the question Li Shiguang asked Hess just now, which Germany was damaged by the Versailles contract.

If Li Shiguang asked Hitler, Carl thought Hitler would immediately answer: "It is the German people who are harmed! The great German people should build a brand new German country that is not harmed!"

Although the main means of the Nazi Party's support for the people was not to conduct simple theoretical propaganda, but to form various social organizations to provide free food, free accommodation services to ordinary German people who were in amazement under the economic crisis, and to provide some employment as much as possible. However, Hitler believed that the firm will to establish a new Germany was indeed supported by the German petty bourgeoisie.

Although Hess was once a student and assistant to Professor Carl, Professor Carl had to admit that Hess had no academic achievements, but had both the blind motivation of the petty bourgeoisie. So when Hess met Hitler, a man with strong will and subjective initiative, Hess, a weak petty bourgeoisie, soon became a firm follower of Hitler.

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Professor Carl is not happy to see Hess' current situation, but Professor Carl is powerless. It is not easy to become a scholar-type bureaucrat like Li Shiguang.

Seeing that the cigarette was about to be finished, Professor Carl ended his inner reflection and emotion and asked: "Minister Li, I intuitively believe that China does not want to cooperate with Germany."

Facing Professor Carl's view that he approached the correct answer, Li Shiguang replied: "China has never opposed cooperation with Germany."

Professor Carl sighed: "A movement is emerging in Germany now, and no German can stay out of it."

Li Shiguang could understand Professor Carl's feelings, because there are actually also surging thoughts in China. With the He Rui government's rapid push to China into the industrial country stage, these thoughts will only become more intense in the future. The leaders selected by the vote system have no ability to control these thoughts at all. Only strong leaders like He Rui can guide the future trend of thoughts.
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