"Alright, there's no need to talk about these things. Is there anything important that you have come for this time?”
Li Ye waved his hand and poured himself the Maotai that Mr. Song Ziwen had personally sent over. Compared to vodka, he preferred the mellow taste of Maotai.
He wasn't interested in those things that he thought were purely alcohol mixed with water.
"How did the Prime Minister know?”Tukhachevsky was obviously stunned. His mission this time was personally arranged by Starlene. He didn't know how Rudolph knew.
"Maybe it's my sense of smell!" Rudolph nodded and said with a smile.
Tuchachevsky indeed lacked a little political awareness. Perhaps this was why he was executed in the great purge a few years later.
It was obviously unwise to push the cause of the failure of the war in Ukraine to the powerful Stalin, even if he was the number one figure in the military.
However, Li Ye did not intend to remind them of anything. The loss of an experienced marshal in the opponent's team would only be beneficial to the country.
"Comrade Starling hopes that we can maintain a long-term friendship. Your country is helping us with large-scale infrastructure and industrial construction. Why should we maintain close relations with Britain and France?”
"If you do this, the final result will be that you won't be able to gain the friendship of both sides if something goes wrong.”
"Our two countries have a common enemy and can become true allies.”
Tuchachevsky drank a large glass of vodka and said loudly.
Obviously, he was very confident at this time. The economic crisis had brought unprecedented development to the Soviet Union. Not only were their materials sold in large quantities to the country, but even Britain and France imported urgently needed goods from their country through different channels.
The superiority of Burhonwik seemed to be perfectly reflected in the face of capitalists.
"The current country is very weak and can't withstand the attacks of any country.”Rudolph could only smile and cleverly avoid this question.
Russia was someone who wanted to cover the world in red, so it was obviously impossible for them to be true allies.
In fact, his ideal ally was the United States. As an emerging capitalist country that also replaced the old colonial powers, the United States and the United States shared the same goal, and the two sides did not share a border.
It was very much in line with the ancient political ideology of making friends with distant countries and attacking close ones. However, the proud and aloof US had implemented an isolating policy based on its geographical advantage and did not want to form an alliance with any country.
Therefore, Rudolph had no choice but to survive in the cracks of the Europa Continent.
As for Japan, another seemingly powerful emerging power, Rudolph did not consider it.
Reality had already proven that the country was very strong but very stupid.
"Then we can only hope that Germany will get better and better!”
Seeing that he couldn't convince him, Tuhacheski could only give her a meaningful look and walk out of the office.
Was the current country very weak? Only a ghost would believe that!
"My friend, I wish you good luck. I need Russia to have a leader who has no military talent but likes to interfere in the military. In Europe, Germany only has vassal states and opponents. At most, it also has some friends who can betray each other at any time.”
Rudolph murmured as he watched the figure disappear through the door. In fact, he admired Tuchachevsky's military qualities.
But he was about to die! Starling would also reach the peak of his power, and no one would be able to stop him.
After Tuchachevsky left, there was a blueprint on Rudolph's desk.
This was the future main battle tank of Germany, codenamed the improved version of the No. 4 tank, also known as the Leopard tank.
The appearance of this tank could be said to be full of twists and turns. The Germans were too confident in their industry. Their high-precision design and rigorous style made each tank unique.
However, there were all kinds of problems that followed, and the biggest problem was the commonality.
A tank that could be standardized into an assembly line and had parts that could be used together was a qualified tank.
The main battle tanks of the countries in World War II were undoubtedly the most powerful, but they still fell in the flood of tanks from other countries. In addition to the lack of resources and oil, a large number of tanks could not be repaired in time due to some minor faults. It was also a very important reason for being scrapped on the battlefield.
The tanks used in World War II, whether it was the American Sherman or the Russian T-34 tank, were all representative of the assembly line production.
Unlike Germany, where two or three factories were responsible for the manufacture of a tank, the tanks in Russia and the United States were built by a large number of factories.
The factories in the United States were only responsible for producing parts that they were good at, while the T-34 in Russia was a combination of a large number of inferior parts.
But so what? The number of T-34s produced in World War II was huge. More than 60,000 of them could be disassembled and replaced from a tank at any time on the battlefield.
On the other hand, Germany had a different ending…
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