"According to the current development of the situation, the Allied airborne troops are likely to suffer heavy losses. There is even a huge risk of the entire army being annihilated. Even if Sicily can be captured in the end, it is almost impossible to launch a large-scale landing operation in a short period of time. Maybe." Female guerrilla Irene gave her own judgment.
"You mean, the Normandy landings will definitely be postponed." War girl Danielle immediately thought of it.
"It's probably a big delay." Female guerrilla Irene said with a solemn expression: "It was like a combination of punches that could have knocked out the enemy. The first punch that was supposed to hit the enemy hard was unexpectedly knocked down by the opponent. And not to be outdone, the counterattack succeeded. This made the entire KO plan of combination punches come to nothing. Just like the German blitzkrieg defeated Europe. If the Allies could not use the same thunderous force to attack from both sides. Once the Nazis were given a breather, the result was very likely It’s the worldview of The Man in the High Castle. We will live under the Nazi light of the Third Reich’s capital, Germania, in Albert Speer’s ultimate masterpiece.”
Hitler's official architect Albert Speer, whose full name is "Berthold Konrad Hermann Albert Speer", proposed the reconstruction of Berlin The idea was to build the world capital "Germania". Germania has a 3-mile long boulevard lined with huge buildings. It fully demonstrates Hitler's autocratic thoughts and anticipates part of Germany's imagination of the future after winning the Second World War. This fantasy aims to create an unprecedented Berlin and make Berlin the "City of the Millennium". To this end, Hitler appointed Albert Speer, a talented designer at the time, to take the lead in designing this urban planning project. It is envisioned that this plan would make Berlin comparable to ancient Babylon and Rome, and eclipse other cities such as London, Paris and Washington, DC. The overall design of this plan has strong modernist features, but the public buildings draw on many ancient Roman architectural styles, which are quite neoclassical. The core of this plan will be centered around two axes across the center of Berlin, the east-west axis passing through the Brandenburg Gate and the Tiergarten, and the north-south axis, more importantly, passing through today's government offices in Berlin, which contains the envisaged The Hall of the People inspired by the Pantheon, and the massive 117-meter-tall new “Arc de Triomphe”…
The popular American TV series "The Man in the High Castle" imagines restoring the scene after the completion of this area in the fictional world line.
From the drawings to the actual objects, it can only be said that it is really shocking: a north-south city main axis is 7 kilometers long, with two new train stations at both ends. This avenue will become a venue for parades, rallies and military parades and will be closed to motor vehicles (motor vehicles will divert to the motor vehicle lanes located under the axis ground). A large number of new commercial and civil buildings will be formed along the road, as well as wide artificial lakes and vertical and horizontal roads. Intersecting streets. In addition, statues symbolizing the Nazi regime and many high-tech devices will be installed along the way. The entire Berlin city plan also includes a three-dimensional "new transportation system" composed of complex and complete roads, ring roads, tunnels and highways.
The most important and eye-catching "jewel" in this series of designs is undoubtedly the "Volkshalle" inspired by the Pantheon and the nearby "Großer Platz" with an area of 350,000 square meters. The size of this building will be unprecedented. It will be 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 Broad Gauge Testing Ground of the Greater Deutsche Locomotive Manufacturers Association and the telecommunications room on the set of "National Glory: The Great Battle" used a dedicated line broadcast to inform the director's compartment that there was a call from the confidential line, calling the female inventor Heidi. Rama.
"Heidi and Katie have already gone to the platform of the broad-gauge test site to greet the engineer Konrad Zuse who arrived on a special train." Female director Leni Riefenstahl replied directly through the intercom: "If there is no problem , please receive my special line. Or transfer to the secretary's office."
"Okay, ma'am." The female operator in the telecommunications room immediately asked the other party's wishes. Soon, the phone in the director's car rang.
"Hello, I'm Leni. Who are you?" The female director immediately answered the phone: "Ah, it's you, Mr. Mandel."
The confidential phone call came from the famous Austrian arms tycoon Fritz Mandel, the "first husband" of the female inventor Hedy Lamarr.
"What, the Gestapo secretly kidnapped Lise Meitner?" Female director Leni Riefenstahl immediately felt the seriousness of the problem: "Besides, is there anyone else?"
Everyone present subconsciously held their breath.
There was a brief pause, and then a clear name came from the receiver: "And the director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Royal Institute of Physics...Professor Werner Heisenberg."
"Okay, I understand." The expression of female director Leni Riefenstahl who put down the microphone was as solemn as the atmosphere in the director's compartment.
Werner Heisenberg, full name: Werner Karl Heisenberg, born in Würzburg, Germany, physicist, main founder of quantum mechanics, representative of the Copenhagen School, Nobel Prize winner in physics Award winner. 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 Stability and Turbulence of Fluid Flows" and received a PhD in theoretical physics from the University of Munich. degree; promoted to lecturer in 1924 and obtained the qualification to teach at any level in German universities; from 1924 to 1927, he received sponsorship from the Rockefeller Foundation and went to the Institute of Theoretical Physics in Copenhagen to work with Niels Bohr; 1927- In 1941, he served as a professor of theoretical physics at the University of Leipzig; on December 11, 1933, he won the 1932 Nobel Prize in Physics; in 1941, he was appointed professor of physics at the University of Berlin and director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute of Physics, and became the leader of Germany's development of the atomic bomb. Leader of nuclear weapons, developed nuclear reactors with Otto Hahn, one of the discoverers of nuclear fission.
And this Otto Hahn was the one who took possession of the research results of Lise Meitner, the "Mother of the Atomic Bomb".
