With a large sum of money, Akado returned to Berlin, cheated, and obtained a large number of funds again. He transferred the money to many small companies in his hands, let these companies continue to grow, and then earned more money.
No one will believe that a commercial group called Bai Lanhua Group bought a beverage company that is not well-known in the United States with bank loans and funds from unknown sources. The products launched by this beverage company are famous in the United States. Called Coca-Cola.
And the group acquired a little-known car engine manufacturer in Germany called BMW Motors.
At the beginning of 1921, this group led to the union of Daimler Motors and Mercedes-Benz, and in 1922, the two companies were integrated to form a brand-new car production giant named Daimler. Mercedes-Benz Motor Company
When the arms king was struggling due to a broken capital chain in the middle of 1922, the mysterious Bai Lanhua Group generously provided $ 1.5 million to fund the Krupp factory. There are rumors that the Krupp factory controls Gustav Krupp. Thank you very much, Bai Lanhua Group. I arranged in my mountain villa for the Bai Lanhua Group owner to permanently reserve a room.
The group also went crazy in the Far East, buying Japan's not-so-famous synthetic metal company. Sumitomo Steel, a branch of the Sumitomo Consortium, renamed Sumitomo Steel as Rhine Metal Co., Ltd.
And the group built factories in southern China to produce rubber and other products.
Of course, these products were secretly shipped to Germany, part of which was hoarded as strategic materials for the National Defense Forces and part of which was sold under commercial names in exchange for more funds to support the national defense's stretched expenditures.
This huge asset management plan is called the "irrigation plan" within the IDF, and it is an important part of Akado's secret expansion of the IDF plan. This plan can be said to be the foundation of the "Pluto
These companies have also provided sufficient funds for Akado's private plans. With a large amount of capital investment, Akado's private projects have made leaps and bounds. The practical use of liquid fuel rockets is nearing completion, and ballistic missile experiments have also been completed. Conducted in secret in the mountains of southern Germany, Einstein's atomic energy research has also made some progress. Once the data on the paper is processed, the simulation experiment can be carried out when the time is right.
Some technical cooperation with German factories is also close to success. Artificial rubber synthesis technology is becoming more and more perfect. Germany's most scarce rubber and other industrial raw materials will be self-sufficient immediately. Although the domestic financial environment in Germany is already very bad, Akado can still get it from the United States. The Soviet Union and China earned large sums of money to support his secret and huge industrial and technological empire.
In 1922, the five countries of the United States, Britain, Italy, France, and Japan signed the famous "Washington Naval Convention" in Washington, USA, and agreed to limit the displacement of battleships and cruisers below 35,000 tons and 8,000 tons, respectively, which has been used. The German navy's old World War I battleships saw a ray of hope.
Seeing a series of diplomatic victories achieved by the General Command of the National Defense Forces in the Soviet Union and China, the generals of the Navy placed their hopes in the General Command.
"Since it's called Commander-in-Chief, should it at least include the Navy?" The Navy's commander-in-chief stated in Seeckt's office After hearing this sentence, Seeckt immediately agreed to the Navy Commander's request, even Without much hesitation, he gave up his great killer, Colonel Akado.
The commander-in-chief of the Navy also made his commitment to Seeckt, i.e., under the leadership of the commander-in-chief, the navy will become an integral part of the forces of the commander-in-chief of the National Defense Force, not an independent military force.
Seeckt, who had received this guarantee, immediately sent Akado to the British Embassy. Akado met with the British ambassador under the recommendation of his old friend, Lieutenant Colonel Smith. Akado promised Smith and the friendly British ambassador that Germany would not challenge the hegemony of the British navy and spit out bitter water, thoroughly convincing Smith and the friendly British ambassador with facts.
Only three months later, the German naval ship renewal plan, which was originally approved in 1925, was approved by the British in 1922, and then the construction of new warships began on the docks that Germany had already prepared.
Even though the Allies discussed the French sentiment and allowed the new ships to be built in Germany so that they did not exceed 10,000 tons, the German navy cheered, and many senior naval generals met with the Young Wehrmacht's representative in this negotiation, Lieutenant Colonel Akado Rudolph.
And Akado also seized the opportunity and proposed a new shipbuilding plan of his own, which was submitted to the German admiral Erich Dreier, who had already paid himself. Treated as a treasure, it was provided to the shipyard under the jurisdiction of the Navy.
This new shipbuilding method has never been seen before because it was invented by Americans in the middle and late stages of World War II and was used to build a large number of free-wheeling ships. In this method, the ship is divided into several parts, produced together, and finally spliced together. Most of the parts on the ship are pre-produced, standardized parts. Once in the war, you can build warships at dozens of times the normal rate.
The Navy began to use this method to stock up on destroyer parts for the future production of destroyers and merchant ships. Because in Akado's plan, the destroyer is responsible for air defense and anti-submarine, and most of the other equipment is common to civilian commercial ships. Although this will reduce the combat effectiveness of some destroyers, it can form a naval fleet more quickly.
At the end of 1922, the German standard transport ship "Hercules" was launched with a full-load displacement of 7,000 tons, which became the standard configuration of German merchant ships, troop carriers, transport ships, and passenger ships.
Similarly, the construction of a 20,000-ton super-merchant ship has also begun. The superstructure of this type of merchant ship is very small, the cargo compartment is very large, and it is equipped with a large elevator to transport the cargo from the cargo compartment to the deck. And data.
In the vision of Akado and Admiral Erich Dreyer, the future German Navy will be composed of aircraft carriers and destroyers as well as large cruisers and submarines, equipped with fighter aircraft as a long-range strike force, and will not engage in frontal combat with enemy battleships.
Originally, Admiral Dreyer was not optimistic about aircraft carriers and submarines, and he did not trust the ability of the destroyer, but Akado took Erich Dreyer to a private estate in the suburbs of Berlin, where, after showing him the technology of using liquid fuel rockets to achieve long-range attacks, the highest commander of the German navy lost interest in the battleships he had been pursuing.
So, in the late 1922 plan for the future composition of the German navy, the German navy and the US navy in 2014 were nearly identical: naval aviation, marines, aircraft carriers, destroyers, and submarines.
The three Spey-class small Navy battleships were still under construction to appease the old-school navy generals. Akado used them to confuse the British navy, the German navy, and domestic spies.
Akado worked day and night and sent his carefully selected manpower to the Soviet Union in the second month after returning home, secretly building a German training base in the Soviet Union. The Soviet engineers and workers had selected the site and began to lay out airport runways and other infrastructure, so the trainers and students promised by the Germans boarded the train to Moscow.
This air force school, which was agreed upon by Akado and Seeckt and founded by Akado, is located in the southeast region of Moscow, about 220 kilometers away, and is called Ripatsk. This school is nominally a training school for the Soviet Air Force, but it is controlled by the Germans.
Originally, this school should have been established in 1925, but because of the efforts of Akado, it began to teach in 1922, and every half year it trains about 450 air force pilots and commanders for Germany—twice the actual number in history. There are more.
At the same time, more than 1,000 aircrew and management personnel were trained. These people also held secret military exercises in the forests on the Great Plains of Germany. They explored the air-ground integrated offensive tactics that Akado educated them to verify. The destructive power of this tactic in actual combat
However, the factors restricting the development of the National Defense Forces still exist. The financial crisis did not disappear because of the arrival of Akado. Instead, it broke out more violently. Germany's fragile economy was close to collapse, and the head of government, Ebert, had to frequently summon General Seeckt to try to convince the National Defense Forces to cut spending, but the effect is not obvious.
"Bell, bell, bell." It was still late at night, still the coalition arms control committee, and the office phone rang again.
A British duty officer grabbed the phone and asked in a somewhat languid voice, "This is the Coalition Arms Control Committee!" "Who are you looking for?"
"Your last action was discovered! So the four French officials died mysteriously! A great opportunity was wasted! I hope you will not live up to my good intentions this time! Write it down! Command, Office of Special Affairs, Colonel Akado Rudolph! Stare at him! You will be rewarded! The man finished the sentence and hung up.
In the committee's office, a dozen or so officers sat in a group, and since the four French officers had an accident, there were more officers on duty here, all from various countries, serving as witnesses for each other and providing protection.
"What do you think?" The oldest Belgian officer in the room asked; he is a colonel, the highest rank here.
"At least, we can't let four French colleagues die in vain!" said a young English official.
The Belgian colonel looked around and found that no one was against it, so he nodded: "Since everyone agrees! Then arrange the manpower! Stare at this German colonel named Akado Rudolf! If you find something, report it immediately!