Chapter 163 Hitler's New Deal 13

"Zionism," Hitler frowned and glanced at Hersmann, "If there is any Jewish doctrine that I agree with, it must be this one... If all the Jews in Germany can be allowed to go to Palestine, Then Germany will definitely become a better place!”

Of course Hitler meant what he said. After the "Jewish Restriction Act", the number of Jews in Germany has decreased a lot, from about 550,000 to less than 250,000. Of course, the 300,000 who "disappeared" were not sent to concentration camps, but left Germany or became honorary Aryans.

Not many of them left, most of them were capitalists. The majority have become honorary Aryans. Many veterans who participated in World War I, or Jews who have integrated into Germany to a relatively high degree and have a good career in Germany, have now given up Judaism (in fact, some have long since converted) and obtained a certificate from a Lutheran or Catholic priest.

There were about 300,000 German Jews left. Some are "Poles" who find it difficult to integrate into mainstream German society. They all came to Germany from Poland during the Weimar Republic. Not only did most Germans dislike them, but German Jews themselves looked down upon them.

As for the other group of German Jews who have not yet obtained the honorary Aryan certificate, there are two situations: one is still applying, and the other is extremely proud of their Jewish ancestry - these people are supporters of Zionism!

In the original history, Hitler sent tens of thousands of Jews to Palestine before the World War. If there had been no war later and Germany had not occupied Poland, most of the hundreds of thousands of Jews in Germany would have been sent to Palestine one after another, if they had no better place to go.

"Mr. Einstein, Mr. Weizmann, Mr. Gurian, welcome you." Hersman made no secret of his "pro-Jewishness" and was very enthusiastic with the three Zionists in Room 308 of the De La White Crane Hotel. shake hands. Then they were introduced to Adolf Hitler one by one.

"I have good news for you. We just met with Polish Deputy Minister of Defense General Simigwi and reached some consensus."

Adolf Hitler did not reveal his disgust for the Jews, but proudly informed the three Jews about his meeting with the Poles.

"There are now only 250,000 Jews in Germany, while there are more than 4 million Jews in Poland (Poles now hate Jews more than Germans)." Hitler said, "If we can reach an agreement with Poland on the issue of supporting Zionism, I believe The British will also change their stance."

The British are still reluctant to allow Jews into Palestine, and they are wavering on the issue of supporting Zionism. They supported it in 1917, but now they have turned to restricting Jews from entering Palestine - because many MSLs under the British Empire expressed dissatisfaction with Jews entering Palestine.

However, if Germany and Poland take a supportive stance on the Zionist issue, Britain will most likely make some concessions.

“Our idea is to first split Palestine into two parts,” Herschmann said, following Hitler’s words, “and establish a ‘small state of Israel’ occupying one-third or one-half of Palestine’s land.”

It is better to have a small country than some "temporary state of Israel". Before Polish-German relations improve, it will be difficult for Germany alone to make Britain change its policy on Palestine. However, after Poland and Germany temporarily became friends, Britain's position was very likely to change (historically, before World War II, Britain once considered the idea of ​​partitioning Palestine and Israel to establish a "Jewish state" and an "Arab state" in Palestine).

"If this little state of Israel can be established," Hersman continued, "we want this country to be part of Europe rather than Asia. If the European Union is formed in the future, Israel should also be a member of it."

"Of course, Israel is European!" Ben-Gurion replied, "and it will also be pro-German. If Germany can help Zionism in its most difficult time, then the State of Israel will always regard Germany as the most A close friend."

Hersman had no interest in hearing such flattery. He smiled slightly and said to Ben-Gurion: "We need Zionism as a friend now. If Zionism wants to get help from Germany, it should adopt a pro-German and European-first line... If the Jews If you want to get your own country, you can only rely on the support of Europe, not the United States!”

Historically, the migration of European Jewish scientists to the United States in the 1930s and 1940s had a profound impact. Because most of the most important scientists in the Manhattan Project in the United States came from Europe, and most of them were Jews. It can be said that if there were no Jewish scientists from Europe to go to the United States, the Manhattan Project would not only be difficult to succeed, but would at least be delayed for a few more years.

Therefore, preventing the flow of European Jewish scientists to the United States was also a task that Hersman had to complete before the outbreak of the world war.

Now Albert Einstein has returned to Germany, where he is a professor at Humboldt University in Berlin and president of a Stasi-sponsored organization called the European Union of Jewish Scientists.

"Of course we are friends of Germany, always!" Ben-Gurion said without hesitation. "We can make a statement to show support for Germany."

"We can issue a joint statement," Hirschmann turned back and looked at Hitler, "After we reach an agreement with the Poles, we will issue a statement in the name of the National Socialist International and the Zionist movement."

The National Socialist International is an international party alliance that was recently established. Although it is called "international", in fact, there are only four members, the German National Socialist Workers' Party, the German Fatherland People's Party, the Baltic German National Party and the Austrian National Socialist Workers' Party, all of which are German parties.

"We Zion Workers' Party can also join the National Socialist International!" Ben Gurion said to Hitler and Hirschmann, "I have studied the propositions of National Socialism, and they are almost the same as those of our Zion Workers' Party."

If the "Aryans" in the Nazi proposition are replaced by "Jews", and then "Jews" are replaced by "Arabs", then the propositions of Zionism will be almost the same.

Hitler seemed a little surprised when he heard this. He closed his eyes, grabbed the armrest of the chair, squinted his eyes, thought for a while, and then nodded heavily: "Obviously, the National Socialist Workers' Party's proposition for the Jews is quite consistent with your Zionism... So I can agree that your party joins the National Socialist International!"

This is interesting. The Zionist Zion Workers' Party has become a Nazi... Hersman has a feeling that history has been ruined.

But looking at how Israel was established later, it is really similar to say that they are a national socialist!

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"Success! Success! I said I can do it, gentlemen and ladies, now the revival of Germany has been half successful!"

The next day, when Hersman was having breakfast with Chloe in the restaurant reserved by the German delegation, Adolf Hitler walked in quickly while yelling.

"Mr. Prime Minister, is there a reply from the Poles?" Hersman had guessed what was going on. He put down the bread in his hand, stood up and walked quickly towards Hitler.

"Yes! Edward Rydz Smigwe just came to my suite. He has already consulted Marshal Piłsudski! The First Marshal of Poland agreed to negotiate with us on the ownership of Danze. He also formally invited me to visit Warsaw after the Geneva Conference... We will issue the Polish-German Non-Aggression Declaration in Warsaw. This is a major diplomatic victory for Germany!"

As he finished speaking, the members of the delegation stood up and applauded - everyone present knew the significance of Poland and Germany signing the "Discussion on the Ownership of Danze" and the "Non-Aggression Declaration".

As Adolf Hitler claimed, Germany has just achieved a major diplomatic victory. Improving relations with Poland, jointly issuing a non-aggression declaration, and possibly jointly finding a solution to the "Danze issue" means that the "Polish-French-Czechoslovak Iron Triangle Alliance" against Germany has collapsed!

In the original history, the Polish-German Non-Aggression Declaration of 1934 came first - Piłsudski abandoned the alliance with France first. Then there was a series of events, including Germany's reconstruction of its armaments in 1935, the German army's entry into the Rhineland in 1936, the German-Austrian merger in 1938 and the Munich Agreement in the same year, and Germany's occupation of the entire Czechoslovakia in March 1939.

"Ludwig!" Hitler grabbed Hersmann's hand as he approached him and said in an excited tone, "General Himigvi also promised to cooperate with Germany on disarmament and the European Basic Investment Bank... I believe that with Poland's support, we will achieve greater success at the Geneva Disarmament Conference."

Now the "Hitler New Deal" has not only been successful domestically, but also internationally! Hersmann knew that in the original history, Hitler would have been successful until the Battle of Moscow in December 1941.

"But the relationship with the Russians still needs to be maintained," Hitler lowered his voice, "We still need the Soviet Union, and someone must go to Moscow to repair Soviet-German relations."

Hersmann understood what Hitler meant, "Okay, I'll go to Moscow. When will I leave?"

"Wait a little longer," Hitler said, "After January next year, when the Anglo-German Naval Agreement, the Polish-German Non-Aggression Declaration and the establishment of the European Basic Investment Bank are signed, we will go to improve relations with the Soviets."