Glewitz

"Hey! Ebel, relax, our mission is very simple." On a swaying truck, a "Polish soldier" patted his nervous comrade-in-arms beside him, "Just let us say a few words, It's just to make a big move, not to let us go to the battlefield!"

Abel nodded when he heard the words, but he did not relax because of the words of his comrade-in-arms.

He raised his hand and looked at the luminous watch on his wrist, and said, "There are still 30 minutes to go, Sir Jonox, I'm so nervous!"

"Man, what's so nervous about this." Jonox smiled when he heard the words, "It's just for you to shoot a few corpses, can it be more difficult than your first date with a girl? ?"

"Haha!" The other soldiers in the same car laughed when they heard the captain's joke.

Abel also scratched his head and smiled.

"Captain, you understand, I'm not nervous about shooting the corpse." Ebel paused for a while, "It's because we're done with this operation, we're going to go to war against Poland, right?"

"Yes, after the operation is completed, the head of state will officially declare war on Poland." Jonox said, "To be honest, I can't wait to see Polish pigs being taught a lesson."

"Don't wait, Captain." The co-pilot said to Jonox through the window of the cab and the carriage, "We've arrived at our destination in no time, the brothers over there have already done it, just waiting for us to rush in! "

"Okay." Jonox replied, and then ordered to the team, "Everyone is ready! We must successfully complete this task that the Führer gave us!"

"Understood!" The team members answered loudly, then lowered their heads to check the firearms in their hands.

The truck was racing all the way, and soon, two steel towers and a two-story building appeared under the high beams. This place is called "Glewitz Radio Station", and the electromagnetic waves emitted from here can cover the whole of Germany.

"The place is here! I'm going to speed up the dash, you guys help me!" The driver turned back and shouted, then put on the highest gear and stepped on the accelerator to the bottom.

The truck roared, suddenly accelerated towards the outer guardrail surrounding the tower and the building, and then slammed to a stop in front of the door of the two-story building.

"Action! Action!" Jonox shouted, jumped out of the car first, and fired violently at the surroundings. The other team members followed closely behind and rushed towards the small building.

Everyone quickly came to a room full of electronic equipment. Jonox put away his gun and picked up a microphone, adjusted it with ease, and then started his speech in proficient Polish.

In the 1940s, when there were no TVs and computers, radio was obviously the most important means of entertainment. It was eight o'clock in the evening, so there were many Germans who heard Jonox speak, but most of them were full of faces. Confused because they don't understand Polish.

But everyone obviously took this into consideration. After Jonox finished speaking, Ebel translated what Jonox said in German with a strong accent, so that all Germans who were listening to the radio understood. What are they talking about.

The German, who was stunned after hearing Jonox's speech, immediately became furious after hearing Ebel's translation.

Because Jonox's "speech" is not to persuade people to do good, nor is it a good blessing.

On the contrary, his "speech" was full of foul language, not only greeting the female relatives of all Germans, but also blatantly mocking Germany as "a country made of pigs".

The proud Germans were instantly furious. They immediately found the local government department and said that Radio Glewitz was invaded and captured by the Poles. They greeted the mothers of all Germans through Glewitz Radio.

Governments all over the country expressed their shock and immediately apologized to the public for the infiltration of the border by Poland, saying that they would immediately contact the garrison near Glewitz to collect the Polish soldiers who dared to invade Germany, and said that the German army would make Poland pay the price.

It didn't take long for Jonox and the others, who had finished delivering the "speech", to exchange fire with the German SS troops who had "come to hear the news".

The exchange of fire lasted about 20 minutes, and then the gunfire gradually subsided.

After the sound of the shooting stopped completely, Jonox walked out of the small building with a group of uninjured team members, came to a man who shouldered the rank of SS admiral, saluted the standard German salute, and shouted road:

"Long live the Führer! Report to Sir Ludwig, the first phase of the 'Canned Goods' operation has been successfully completed!"

"Long live the Führer!" Ludwig actually ruined a Deutsche Lit, and then smiled with satisfaction, "It's a great performance! You take your team down to rest, it's our business!"

"Yes!" Jonox responded, then took a group of his men into an SS truck and drove to the camp.

Looking at the truck that was moving away, Ludwig turned around and sneered at an officer next to him: "Bring those bastards up, let's start the second stage!"

"Yes!" The officer saluted, then led a group of soldiers to one of the trucks in the row behind them, and drove down a dozen people in Polish military uniforms with their eyes blindfolded and their hands tied.

"Untie them!" Ludwig ordered.

Following Ludwig's order, the SS soldiers swiftly untied the ropes that tied the group of people and pulled down their blindfolds.

"Don't kill me! Don't kill me!" More than a dozen people shivered and looked at Ludwig, pleading bitterly.

"Don't kill you? Haha." Ludwig sneered, "When you sinned, did you ever think that such a day would come?"

"I didn't commit a crime! I didn't commit a crime!" One of the dozen people heard Ludwig's words, and his voice suddenly became louder, "Did you arrest the wrong person? Let me go, I'm a law-abiding citizen. what!"

"You?" Ludwig glanced at the speaker in disgust, "Mr. Franzisek Hanniok, you have no crime, but you are pro-Polish and anti-German, openly expressing your support for Poland, which massacred German residents. Beast, in my opinion, you are more damned than everyone else!"

Having said that, Ludwig changed the subject and said again: "But, I have always been very kind, and it is not impossible to let you live. Well, I will let you escape, if you can escape our bullets. Range, I will stop catching you, how?"

After listening to Ludwig's words, more than a dozen people looked around at the SS soldiers who said less than three digits, and their faces turned pale.

What is the difference between what Ludwig said and hunting? Compared to hunting, they run slower than their prey, and there are more hunters in the field.

"You bastard, the Polish people will teach you a lesson!" Seeing that there was no hope of escaping, Frantisek simply yelled at Ludwig.