Rudolph understood the weakness of Germany. The US was rich enough to invest billions of dollars in this era to develop this thing, but Germany could not. Billions of dollars could already produce a large number of conventional weapons for Germany. If this money was invested in the development of nuclear bombs now, it would greatly reduce the combat effectiveness of the German army.
He couldn't invest too much money in the research of nuclear weapons from the beginning, so he could only rush to act earlier than others. The second was to avoid detours and not need too many experiments. After Zaar commanded more regions, he would invest more funds.
As for this theory, even if Einstein didn't publish it, other people would have similar theories. After all, Madame Curie and the others had been studying this for a long time. It would be better to publish it later and then set up a pit to lead other people's ideas in the wrong direction...
Of course, Einstein could not fall into the hands of the Americans, even if he was killed…
The frenzied development of Germany had also gradually aroused the vigilance of Britain and France. The Ying people suddenly realized that they could not control the development of the armaments of the country. Now that the country's economy had almost recovered and its military strength was full, if they wanted the country to listen to them, they would have to start a war with the country. Was that possible?
As for the condemnation, it was refuted with just one sentence. They only wanted to be a normal country, a country with full sovereignty! All countries were equal! We can limit armaments! It would be fine as long as all the countries in the world were the same!
France naturally did not dare to go to war. They began to continue to strengthen the Maginot defense line to prevent the invasion of the country. This also attracted the attention of the country.
"The French have reinforced the Maginot Line on our western front again! What kind of fortress were they trying to build?”
"This is already the strongest fortress in the world. Even if we attack with all our might, it will take at least three months to take it down. Moreover, we will need to fill in more than 200,000 people to break through the defense line.”
"They started to build this defense line in 1928, and it was already beginning to take shape in 1932. Now that they have begun to strengthen it, I really don't know how much more they will strengthen it. The most infuriating thing is that they actually bought cement and steel from us. In order to show that we have no ambition towards them, we have no choice but to sell it to them.”
A group of generals gathered around the supreme command, including Keitel, Fritz, and Brenburg. The French had always been Germany's biggest rival on the entire European continent, and strategic deployment against him was the top priority. However, the enemy was now strengthening, which obviously posed a huge threat to the country, although it seemed that this line of defense was only for defense purposes.
However, it could also be the starting point for an attack. Which general of the country did not aim to break into France?
The Maginot Line of Defense was a defensive fortification set up in the east of France. It was built with reinforced concrete and was very strong. Because of the high cost, they only defended the Franco-German border, while the Netherlands was supported by the Anglo-French coalition forces. There were all kinds of cannons, trenches, fortresses, kitchen, power station, hospital, factory, etc. inside the defense line. The passages extended in all directions, and there were even tramways in the larger fortifications.
The Maginot Line was located from Longillon to Belfort, with a total length of about 390 kilometers. These included the Metz Fortification Area, the Saar Flooding Area, the Lauter Fortification Area, the Lower Rhine Fortification Area, and the Belfort Fortification Area. The entire line of defense consisted of a support zone (4 - 14 kilometers in depth) and a main defense zone (6 - 8 kilometers in depth).
The construction of the fortifications in Maze and Lauter was the strongest. The Saar flood zone was formed by natural river barriers and swamps. Due to the early rise of Germany,
Originally, the construction of fortifications had only begun after 1935. The construction of the Saar flood zone had also begun now, and the fortifications here were the weakest. The Lower Rhine fortifications used the Rhine, Rhone, and Rhine canals as natural barriers, and only the support points formed by permanent shooting fortifications were built along the Rhine River. In the most important areas of the fortifications in Mace and Lauter, there were comprehensive fortifications that combined the surface and underground parts and were suitable for circular defense.
There were about 5800 permanent fortifications for various purposes in the entire fortification group and the entire defense line. The roof and walls of the strongest reinforced concrete fortifications were 3.5 meters thick, and the armor of the armored towers was 300 millimeters thick. They could withstand two 420 mm mortar shells.
The anti-tank obstacles in the defense line mainly included anti-tank trenches, cliffs, cliffs, metal and concrete stakes, and were strengthened by mines. The anti-infantry obstacles were usually metal stakes or wooden stakes with barbed wire. Some areas were even equipped with electrified barbed wire.
The French spent billions of dollars on hair salons just to make the people of the country retreat. Don't try to have any ideas about France. Obediently bite the Soviets. If they attacked France, they would be badly hurt.
In theory, the possibility of the French breaking through this line of defense was very small. Even if they broke through, it would bring hundreds of thousands of casualties. If the French took the opportunity to launch a counterattack at this time, the consequences would be unimaginable.
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