Reborn as a police officer in South Africa

The Battle of the Dardanelles required the Allies to change commanders three times, lasted for eleven months, and finally ended with the Allies occupying Constantinople.

This battle also became one of Rock's most outstanding battles, paving the way for Rock to serve in the British Expeditionary Force.

During the entire campaign, a total of 45,000 Allied personnel were killed, about one-third of whom were soldiers of the Southern African Expeditionary Force.

The expeditionary force here also includes African-American soldiers.

The ANZAC also participated in the Battle of the Dardanelles and also made huge sacrifices, which can explain why Sal was so excited.

Denying the role of the Southern African Expeditionary Force in the Battle of the Dardanelles is tantamount to denying the sacrifices of the Anzacs, which Saar cannot accept under any circumstances.

"Mr. Shigehara, you have to give me a clear deadline to pay the arrears of dues, otherwise this may affect Japan's permanent membership status in the League of Nations." Sir Eric Drummond said seriously.

It must not be opened, otherwise other countries will follow suit and the League of Nations will be brought down sooner or later.

"Your Excellency Secretary-General, the Empire of Japan is suffering from the most difficult economic crisis in history. As Japan is a permanent member of the League of Nations, shouldn't the League of Nations lend a helping hand at this time?" Kijuro Shitahara not only did not want to hand over the money, but also wanted to

Want assistance.

This is really too much. Japan is having a hard time, and other countries have no food surplus. Germany will soon follow suit.

"Speaking of extending a helping hand, Mr. Secretary-General, Germany's difficulties are obvious to all. The German tables are empty, not even cabbage or potatoes can be seen. Shouldn't the League of Nations help Germany first?" The German representative really added fuel to the fire.

In terms of oil and economy, no matter how bad Japan is, it is still much better than Germany now.

"Mr. Walter, we will discuss the German problem later." Sir Eric Drummond was also helpless. Problems must be solved one by one.

"Germany has received enough loans. By the way, when are you going to repay the war reparations due?" When it came to money, Jules Joséland immediately became energetic, and peace lovers also had to fill their stomachs.

Of course, loving peace also depends on who you are targeting.

Regarding Britain, the United States, and France, they are honestly peace-loving.

France still has confidence in the current Germany. If it doesn't bully Germany when it is weak, why not wait until Mustache comes to power?

At that time, I am afraid that if I fail to press for debt, I will be killed.

"Of course, when the German government has the ability -" Walter sneered. If I don't have money, my life is at stake. Why should I pay back the money I borrowed based on my ability?

"So you have no intention of repaying the debt at all, and we are going back to the Ruhr area." Jules Josselin was furious. Before, France used the excuse of Germany not to repay the money and joined Belgium to occupy the Ruhr area. Later, when it was forced to withdraw, it almost

The entire Ruhr area was evacuated.

After receiving loans from the United Kingdom and the United States, Germany is trying to resume production in the Ruhr Industrial Area. It has just made some progress, and France is concerned about it again.

"Dream! The Germans have nothing to lose, there is no way you can succeed -" Walter couldn't bear it any longer, and the rabbit bit him when he was anxious.

While Walter and Jules Josselin were quarreling, Andy was whispering to Sal.

"Have they always been like this?" Andy really didn't expect that the League of Nations would be like this.

"It's always been like this." Sal sneered. Auckland next to him nodded silently. It was a dream to expect a group of politicians to resolve disputes through meetings.

Only now did Andy understand why the League of Nations had been established for several years and had achieved almost nothing except the refugee passport.

That’s not correct. After the League of Nations was established, it played some role in handling border disputes between some countries, such as the dispute between Sweden and Finland over the Åland Islands, the dispute between Germany and Poland over Upper Silesia, and the dispute between Germany and Poland over Upper Silesia.

Border dispute between Poland and Lithuania, etc.

Have you discovered that, except for Germany, which has a certain influence, the above-mentioned countries are all small countries in the secular sense. They have no effect on the real big country, the League of Nations. Even Germany was greatly reduced after its defeat.

Only then could the League of Nations be weakened.

"Gentlemen - calm down - restrain yourself - be quiet -" Sir Eric Drummond tried to get Walter and Yossland to stop quarreling, without even banging the hammer, and finally couldn't bear it anymore: "What the hell are you doing?"

I shut up!"

The conference hall finally became quiet.

That's right, it's useless to talk nicely to these people, you have to be simple and rude.

Sir Eric Drummond glared at the panting Walter and Yossland, and waited until they both sat down before speaking: "Mr. Shigehara, the Japanese government must make up all arrears of dues within half a year, otherwise the administrative

The U.S. Senate will revoke Japan’s permanent member status.”

This is an ultimatum. Without the League of Nations, which the United States and Russia have joined, it doesn't matter if we lose another Japan. It just turns the League of Nations into a single-minded forum for Britain.

"Your Excellency, Secretary-General, you are doing this a serious injustice to the Empire of Japan -" Kijuro Shitahara firmly objected, but unfortunately his objection was ineffective.

"If member states are allowed to default on their dues, that would be the greatest injustice to other member states that have paid their dues on time and in full." Andy sneered. He wanted to remain a permanent member of the Security Council without paying. It's really shameful.

Southern Africa has always paid its bills on time, paying as much as it needs to.

This is the temporary non-permanent member state.

What dissatisfied both Kijuro Utahara, Walter, and Yossland was that Sir Eric Drummond did not stop Andy from laughing at Kijuro Utahara. Compared with his previous attitude, it was an obvious double standard.

However, what cheered up Kijuro Shitahara was that according to the procedures, it was finally his turn to mediate the dispute between southern Africa and Japan.

Before Kijuro Shitahara spoke, Sal, who had already begun to protest at the Five Zang Temple, couldn't bear it anymore: "Your Excellency, Secretary General, it's already one o'clock in the afternoon, shouldn't it be time to get off work——"

Kijuro Shitahara: Eat, eat, eat, you just know how to eat!

"Oh, I didn't notice. It's already one o'clock in the afternoon. I promised my daughter that we would have dinner together at noon -" Auckland raised his hand and looked at the time with a surprised look on his face. Only by understanding life can he work better.

"Let's go, let's go, I know a good restaurant, I'll treat you later -" Andy had already started to pack his things, looking like a white-collar worker who was rushing home after working overtime all day.

"I still have a bottle of good wine in the car, let's share it later." Sal is not stingy, life needs a sense of ritual.

"What we are discussing are all national affairs. You all represent your respective countries, why can't you be more dedicated?" Kijuro Shitahara was heartbroken. He said that national interests are above all else.

"Ji Yuan-kun, you can't ignore your health at work. We are human beings, not machines -" Yoselain was still very kind when he got off work. He clearly distinguishes between work and life.

"Then we will adjourn the meeting temporarily, and we will continue tomorrow -" Sir Eric Drummond took off his glasses with a tired look. He was not hungry because of his age. The doctor said that he should eat less and more meals.

"Tomorrow--" Kijuro Shitahara was simply shocked. Two hours of eating should be enough.

"What else?" Walter was also in a hurry to get off work. Two hours was not enough for him to drink tea. If he had anything to do, we would talk about it tomorrow.

Looking at the representatives from various countries who were rushing to get off work in a hurry, Kijuro Shitahara was simply desperate.

With this kind of League of Nations, everyone would be disappointed.

An hour later, Sir Eric Drummond and Andy Sal, Auckland gathered together happily at the Jasmine Restaurant in the center of Geneva, without any sign of the tension at the Executive Yuan meeting.

"How much do you want Japan to pay?" Sir Eric Drummond took the initiative to ask Andy. As the Secretary-General of the League of Nations, Sir Eric Drummond had to have an idea in mind.

"The loss of one person and one dog in Greece costs 6 million. The Japanese caused such huge losses to Nyasaland University and Professor Ekman, so 20 million is not much." Andy Lion said loudly.

Sir Eric Drummond frowned.

Twenty million is not much. Based on Sir Eric Drummond's understanding of the Japanese, if Southern Africa can ask for 1 million, Sir Eric Drummond will lose.

"It's really not much, only 20 million. The battleship Nagato built in Japan cost 43 million -" Sal ignored the facts. Can Japanese yen and rand be the same? 43 million yen is converted into rand.

That's about 4.3 million.

Looking at it this way, the Greeks are really bad. One man and one dog cost one and a half "Nagato" battleships. No wonder the Bulgarians disagree.

However, the mathematical level of this Anglo-Saxon is also difficult to describe. If you round up, it seems to be about the same. You can't blame Sal for not being good at mathematics.

"Speaking of 'Nagato', if Japan's economy is so difficult, why does it still have money to build BIG 7?" Auckland really can't understand the stubbornness of the Japanese, just like the Japanese can't understand the laxity of the Europeans.

Nowadays, Canada's national defense is eager to be tied to southern Africa, and it is going all out to develop its economy. Let alone BIG 7, it is not even willing to build a destroyer. Naturally, it cannot understand the Japanese choice.

"You may not be able to afford it if you build it. Japan's 300,000-ton battleship is different from the battleships of France and Italy. If the economy has not improved, the Japanese government will be dragged down by the combined fleet sooner or later." Andy hit the nail on the head.

, the French and Italian battleships are just a handful, and their combat effectiveness is not the same as those of the cutting-edge battleships of the Japanese Combined Fleet.

"So we must be careful about the ambitions of the Japanese. If this continues, Japan will become the next Germany sooner or later. Andy, you need to remind the Marquis of Nyasaland to strengthen the power of the Indian Ocean Fleet and curb the expansion of the Japanese." Eli

Sir G. Drummond was very shrewd at this time, contrary to his old eyesight when he was in the Executive Council.

That's right, how can someone who can be the Secretary-General of the League of Nations only be a confederate?