I've been flying around the past two days, so I'll apologize to everyone!

The summer in Switzerland has a completely different scenery from the middle of winter. Sitting in the cabin of the plane, Lynn quietly watched the graceful pictures of mountains, rivers, trees and grass on the ground. Once again, he came to this country with unique charm. He changed his identity and shape. What remains unchanged is the ambition to turn his vision into reality.

Under the blazing sun, the silver-gray painted Junker-52 landed at the international airport in Bernier, the capital of Switzerland. The resigned German aviation minister took an old and outdated flight. This combination inevitably gave people a sad feeling of decline. However, when he walked off the gangway of the plane, Lynn, who was still young, was filled with confidence in the future. A few days ago, the talks with President Hof-Hersten and the two military chiefs seemed to have ended in no time, but the government and the army were no longer tough, undoubtedly for German freedom.

The regiment was extremely indulged. As the initiator of this "dangerous movement", Lynn knew that he could not get the support of even a mark or a shovel from the German government and the army at this time. All equipment and materials must be raised on their own. What can be raised in Germany are nothing more than the simplest engineering tools such as shovels and carts, as well as a small number of weapons, vehicles, and small ships. To make the regiment a true "region" of "region", it is necessary to screen elite personnel to form their own armed forces.

In Lynn's plan, this armed force is divided into two categories: militia and elite. The more militia, the better the scale, the better the combat power is comparable to the army. The capable force should be about 20,000 to 30,000. By this time, the total number of people who signed up for the Free Regiment had exceeded 550,000, and it was still increasing rapidly. It would be easy to select 100,000 young and middle-aged people from it. With people, it is not complicated to organize and train according to the army. The key now is weapons and equipment. If it were half a year ago, it would be easy to get tens of thousands of rifles and a large number of ammunition by secret channels of the secret communication empire, but with the outbreak of the Northern European war, the imperial team was expanding at an unprecedented speed, and the Allied forces were so powerful. It is no exaggeration to say that every weapon,

Every ammunition is likely to be related to the survival of the empire. In this way, Lynn's Liberty can only "seek guns" in other directions: Belgium, Czech Republic, Austria - all Western camps and countries closer to the West are doing their best to produce weapons and equipment for the Allies, and the German government can easily set up diplomatic obstacles in these countries to prevent the Liberty from purchasing arms; Spain - Franco's military production lines are running at full speed to meet arms orders from both the Allies and the Empire, and the prices are even more shockingly high because of the political water incorporation; South American countries - pro-American and British only open supply to the Allies, and those controlled by the Empire are trying to transfer war resources to Nordics under the blockade of the Allies.

After some calm calculations, Lynn finally chose Switzerland as his first stop for travel.

Switzerland is a beautiful country and a magical country. The Swiss used their hard work and wisdom to establish a world-famous industrial system in the mountains and snow. Food processing, chemical industry, metal, clocks and arms have reached the world-class level. In the traditional military industry, the Swiss k31 rifle is known as the best bolt-action rifle, the Ericon machine cannon is a world-recognized masterpiece, and it also has its own light machine guns and various types of artillery. For Lynn, there are also Caesar Defense, Pifell, and more than a dozen parts.

It is not a problem for the controlled industrial enterprises to directly produce or use weapons purchased by them to equip 20,000 to 30,000 people. At this time, there are many ways to transport these arms across the border of Derek. This means that Lynn will gain something when it travels. The difference is that the political effect it produces is large or small. On the day of Lynn's trip, German local newspapers and the propaganda channels of the Baath Party revealed this news to the people, letting them know that the leaders of the German Baath Party and the Freedom Group were actively running for this sacred national movement. Of course, it was

, this news will certainly make the military and political leaders of Berlin uneasy. You should know that the Free Regiment is now forming basic battalions across the country at a scale of 400 people per battalion. These orderly basic battalions have successively undertaken public security, auxiliary engineering and organizational evacuation work in various places. On the surface, this is very helpful for maintaining local stability. However, after experiencing the great chaos in 1919 and the early 1920s, and witnessing the rise of the stormtroopers and the National Socialist Party, officials of various state governments are mostly vigilant about the emergence of the Free Regiment.

, fearing that this huge number of civilian organizations would become unrestrained, the emergency report had already flown to Berlin like snowflakes, but the Allies had adopted soft confinement measures against the defense forces left behind in Germany. The German government had no way to dispatch troops, so it would not allow the number of police officers who were not at all superior to suppress them. In fact, the police department was the "hardest-hit area" for the members of the Baxing Party to win over and infiltrate. Maybe as soon as the order of suppression was issued, the Baxing Party headquarters had learned about the overall plan and adopted extremely dangerous response measures!

In the empire, Lynn had only the "reputation titles" such as the Imperial Knight and the Governor of Tromso County, and only retained the commander of the 7th dispatch team. Despite this, the great reputation accumulated in the past still made him look particularly extraordinary. When he learned that the legendary figure was coming, the empire sent a chief intelligence officer stationed in Switzerland to greet him in person at Bernier and summoned all the heads and minds of the major enterprises controlled by the empire. After Lynn explained his purpose, these colleagues who worked together in the past told the spot: within one month, they would definitely raise 60,000 rifles, one million bullets, 40,000 grenades, fifty tons of fierceness, and five hundred sets of detonators.

With a clear mind, Lynn's plan was even more relaxed. In the Swiss capital, he frequently appeared in high-level social occasions with astonishing density, and visited Swiss military and political leaders, large industrialists and leaders of chaebols. The Swiss's shrewdness is famous in Europe. If he simply seeks political funding, the actual influence of this activity is very limited. However, Lynn came with a large amount of US dollar bills and pounds to purchase bulk quasi-military industry in a high-profile manner.

and seek to transport goods back to Germany in the most convenient way. In the eyes of most Europeans, the Soviet army was a terrible flood and beast. Wherever they went, not only plundered people's property, but also invaded people's thoughts and beliefs. Even in a permanent neutral country like Switzerland, officials and civilians had subconscious resistance to the victory of the Soviet Union. As long as it was not the weapons and ammunition ordered by the Allies in advance, the Swiss side was very happy to open up supplies to the freedom fighters of neighboring countries.

A bunch of intentional agreements were signed, and hundreds of thousands of dollars of deposits were also spent. Lynn was not in a hurry to urge these Swiss companies to step up delivery. A week later, shovels, shovels, steel bars, steel pipes, cast steel parts and other industrial steel products began to be shipped to Germany one by one. At this time, the German government negotiated with the Swiss government through diplomats stationed in Switzerland, requiring them to interfere with the export of materials from Swiss companies to the German Free Corps on the grounds that the situation in Germany was stable, and at the same time intercepted the cargo trains on the German border by seizure. In the current allied system, Germany plays a role of "developed limbs and simple mind" to provide abundant military forces.

Human resources support the Allied front, but there is no right to speak loudly in politics and diplomacy. Since Lynn had previously reached a series of transaction terms with the Swiss government and the Swiss government, the company's tripartite negotiations have reached a series of transaction terms, and the payment will be paid in full only when the goods arrive at the destination. The unreasonable interference of the German government directly affected the progress of these transactions. Under the lobbying of Swiss entrepreneurs, the Swiss government rejected Germany's negotiation request. At the same time, mainstream Swiss newspapers pointed out that Germany is in an anarchic state of autocracy. Although this is within the scope of national laws, with the profound lessons learned during Hitler's rule, people should beware of the emergence of a dictatorship under the cloak of democracy.

From a "people's politician" to an "extremely dangerous element on the red line of dictatorship", Hoff Helsten may be shouting in his heart that the more developed the media technology is, the stronger the public opinion is. The sharp article published in the Swiss newspaper was soon reprinted through local tabloids in Germany. Although the German president temporarily blocked a number of restless newspapers under the special decree, it could not stop the ongoing of this public opinion war. In terms of diplomacy, the German government had to make concessions to the repeated appeals of Switzerland. When it was found that there were no war-time prohibited materials, freight trains from Switzerland were released, and the Baathing Party and the Free Group held a celebration of great victory at the end of the freight.

Stimulated by generous prices and current payments, Swiss companies took care of the military assembly line with more profits, while doing their best to organize their strength to produce orders from the German Free Regiment. Within 30 days, finished steel that was enough to build a standard military defense line of 100 kilometers was loaded and sent one after another. At the beginning, the inspectors on the German border conducted almost harsh inspections on each truck of goods and formed very regular steps and procedures. It is not difficult for those who are interested to find loopholes, and use the German rigor to deal with the German rigor. The first batch of rifles mixed in steel supplies and crossed the border, and then the first batch of ammunition was also confused under the noses of the inspectors.

Although newspapers and radio stations were in decline, the rumors still made Hoff Helsten unable to resist. Fortunately, the main generals of the defense army finally made the Allied leaders relax their confinement of the German Defense Forces - each regiment allowed a company to be allocated to assist local governments in maintaining public order, on the condition that an Allied company must be accompanied throughout the journey. Hoff Helsten no longer cared about what negative impact this ridiculous situation would have on himself. He used this force without hesitation and sent troops to suddenly attack the German Free Regiment headquarters and its Free Regiment command in the capital, Brandenburg, Bremen, Hessen, Saxony and other places on the grounds of hiding dangerous elements.

But who is the real dangerous element?
Chapter completed!