However, in Reza Khan's opinion, this matter was a troublesome. He didn't know what combat effectiveness of the Persian army was. Reza Khan knew more than anyone else. If there were large-scale wars, he might have been dismissed by the Russians before the Germans entered Persia to cook the Russians. As for Tehran's order to cooperate with Germany, the difficulty would be lower. After all, in yesterday's meeting, Shah was also very disgusted with the United States and Russia, and was almost at the edge of overturning the table.

It is our common purpose to completely annihilate the Russian army in Persia, but you are very clear that the Persian army does not have this ability now, and many of our troops have been infiltrated by the Americans. It is hard to say whether the other troops are reliable except for my subordinates and some of the troops. You can laugh at our low military strength, but you must face the reality. This is not the time to show off, but you must be timid when you should!

So, do you have any ideas? Count Morris asked.

Before Tehran issued relevant orders, I think we can transport some of the Bavarian troops by sea first. After the war begins, my troops will go to the north and control some ports. Your army will land from the ports I control without any accident. Reza Khan still has the idea of ​​relying on the German army to win this battle. If he doesn't do it himself, how can he not hold his thighs?

We are very clear about your country's military strength and we are willing to provide some support. But what I want to say is, what contribution can you make in this incident? The German Empire helped Persia break free from the control of the United States and Russia, we helped you get to power, and we can even help your country develop itself for a long time. So, we have done so many things, what about your country? Count Moritz asked.

We will become allies. I know what you and your country want. In this war, we will not sympathize with any enemy who invades us. Whether it is the Russians or the Americans, we will stab the Russians when they need them most! We will block all the American and Russian troops from Persia, and they will only choose to be annihilated or surrendered. There will be no compromise with the Americans, nor will they be bribed. Reza Khan said, he knew that he must now hand the Germans an unrepentant letter of letter, just as the French did at the end of the war!

Very well, it seems we have reached an agreement. Earl Morris nodded and said: If everything goes well, within a week, the Bavarian Legion will send personnel to contact you. Then there will be a delegation of officers to help you solve some difficult military problems. As for more military arrangements, we will inform you later. In addition, I would like to remind you that the scale of this war may be relatively large and may last longer. You must not underestimate the means and power of a powerful country in executing its will.

Can you explain this more clearly? In my opinion, we only need to eliminate the 120,000 Russian troops in Persia. Reza Khan said.

The Russians' military strength in Persia is definitely not just 120,000, but many of their troops are concealing their numbers. In addition, the Russians entering Persia from Central Asia are also potential forces of the Russians, and the equipment given to the Russians by the Americans is enough for them to fight a war of a considerable scale. Morris said.

Are you persuading us to do our best? Reza Khan asked.

No, I am persuading you to be prepared immediately. People who are not prepared are very vulnerable when facing war. They do not understand the cruelty of war. They regard it as a game. The end result is that their spirit will give up before their bodies collapse. No one can stay out of the matter in the Mesopotamia and the land of Persia, whether it is government troops or civilians. Morris said.

I wondered what exactly made this seemingly easy-to-solve thing so complicated. I originally thought it was not difficult to deal with this with the power of the German Empire. After all, you once killed two complete Russian army at once. Lisa Khan said loudly at the end of the talks.

As for Reza Khan's question, Count Morris did not directly answer. Instead, he asked Reza Khan a question: If one day a German who you didn't know came to your official residence and provided you with a lot of things to prove his identity, enough to make you believe that he had obtained the authorization of the German Empire, then would you still do it as we agreed before?

This question was quite terrifying in Reza Khan's ears! Earl Morris almost clearly told Reza Khan that there were differences within Germany! Those who have a little understanding of German politics will know that there are now many hills within the German government, and if Earl Morris guessed correctly, he should be a Bavarian person.

It felt that if the answer was not good, it might be a question... Lisa Khan wiped the cold sweat from his head and said. Earl Morris also put his hat on the hanger again, sat quietly on the chair, waiting for Resa Khan's answer.

I wonder if Mr. Kemal is still alive now? Lisa Khan thought about it and said.

Still alive, he is now in Vienna. Morris said.

I have heard of what happened in Constantinople. I was surprised by Marshal Kemal's good luck, and even more shocked by your country's execution and determination. I have always believed that Kemal is not worthy of your country's efforts to rescue Constantinople at such a great price, and even with his family. Lisa Khan sighed.

Yes, many people dissuaded His Royal Highness the Crown Prince at the beginning, but in the end this matter was implemented, and we paid hundreds of millions of marks for this. Morris said.

OK, but the Crown Prince's approach is definitely good news for his friends, which increases our confidence. Even if we lose our value, the Crown Prince will leave us a way out. I am very relieved to such an allies. Lisa Khan said.

You have made the right choice. You will definitely be proud and grateful for today's choice in the future. We will not give up any friend, nor will we forgive any betrayer. Earl Morris also breathed a sigh of relief. It seems that the plan formulated before can be implemented.
Chapter completed!