"Prime Minister Bertruer, do you think we can really gain huge benefits in war?"

Vittorio, the lifelong president of the Italian Social Republic.

Mussolini asked with interest while fiddling with a glass of crystal.

"Yes, leader." Italian President Bertrul said respectfully: "We will definitely be able to gain great benefits in the war, but this is not based on cooperation with the Americans. You probably have also discovered that the treacherous Americans have never fulfilled their promises."

This sentence hit Vittorio's pain point. He chose to betray Germany and join the United States alliance in order to get the greatest benefit from the war. However, those damn Americans never fulfilled their promises. Not only that, they also had to constantly accuse the Italian army of incompetence on the battlefield.

This is a huge insult to a lifelong Italian president.

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Bertruer quietly observed the expression of the Italian dictator, and he knew that his words had worked.

His handle was caught in Pippendu's hands, which was not good news before, but Mr. Pippendu used his huge money to stabilize his original precarious position.

If we look at it from this perspective, it is a good thing to be threatened.

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However, Mr. Pippendu is not a generous lord who can waving checks everywhere. Every penny he spends needs to be rewarded more than ten times.

Now, it's time to repay him.

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During this period, he tried his best to persuade Vittorio to alienate and allied relations as much as possible, and to rebuild relations with Germany to obtain the so-called huge "benefits".

Compared with his father Mussolini, Vittorio had no talent except being more greedy. He was able to reach this position entirely by his father. Such a person is easily manipulated.

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"I have secretly ordered the Akmod Armored Division to stop the attack..." Mussolini cleared his voice: "This is expressing our friendship to the Germans... I think, Mr. Prime Minister, Germany should give me some rewards..."

Greedy people are always greedy.

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Betruer thought of infinite contempt. He just did some things briefly. This great dictator could not wait to see the reward.

What qualifications are such people qualified to sit in this position?

Betruer smiled: "Yes, $3 million has been hit on your secret account in New York, you can verify it."

Vittorio also smiled. He liked money and liked to see his wealth continue to increase.

$3 million is a huge fortune, but Vittorio wants far more than that.

"Dear leader, please come." Bertruer fully saw the other party's thoughts and brought Vittorio to the map: "The benefits here are as follows..."

He carefully explained the secret agreement with the Germans, and what benefits Italy could gain after the war was over. Compared with the promises made by the United States, the Germans were much more generous.

The more Vittorio heard, the more he smiled, and he seemed to see countless money dancing in front of his eyes.

At this moment, he completely forgot the agreement with the Americans.

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Let's go to his Americans, in the face of interests, all allies and agreements are false.

"Mr. Prime Minister, I am very satisfied with your efforts." Vittorio cheered up: "But we must also note that once we break with the Americans, the Allies may declare war on us anytime and anywhere, and land in Italy, do you think we can defeat the Americans?"

"Mr. Leader, why break up and why fight the Americans?" Bertruer knew the temperature was almost the same: "All we have to do is break away from the alliance and declare neutrality. We neither join the United States nor the German side. All we have to do is watch the fire from the other side and win the greatest benefit for ourselves. What can the Americans do? Will they declare war on us? No, they will not do this... Moreover, the United States has just lost the victory of the second Berlin offensive and defensive battle. In North Africa and the Middle East, they have also been attacked by the German army on a large scale. I don't think they still have the power to use their troops to the powerful Italians."

In the powerful Italy, Vittorio likes to hear this name.

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He also knew that in his father's time, Italy was looked down upon, but in his own hands, a "powerful Italy" was quietly born.

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Everything you create will definitely surpass your father.

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"Mr. Prime Minister, I agree with what you said." Vittorio smiled and said, "But we still need to act cautiously. The connection with Germany cannot be interrupted. You will be responsible for the specific matters."

At this time the phone rang, Vittorio answered the phone, listened for a while, and shouted at the phone: "Damn it, what are the police doing? What are the army doing? Suppression, why not suppress it!"

Then, he put down the phone angrily.

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"What happened, Mr. Leader?" Betrul asked carefully. "There was a large-scale march in Turin to protest the government, those damn ungovernmental people...." Vittorio said angrily.

This is the most true portrayal of Italy today.

A downturn economy, coupled with increasing taxes, has made the lives of the Italian civilian class worsen. A worker’s income is simply not enough to support a family in a week.

However, the privileged class lived a luxurious and rotten life, which seriously intensified the conflicts in Italy.

Under such circumstances, protests against the government are ongoing one after another.

In particular, there have been constant calls for opposing the great dictatorship in China, demanding that Vittorio step down and re-establish a more capable government to manage Italy.
To be continued...