Bab 1355: Chapter 978: Truce

Although there was no news about the German Chancellor, sometimes no news is the best news.

Under the "friendly consultation" of General Ludwig Beck, parts of the Berlin media began to publish news that the Chancellor had died in the assassination.

A single media report might not mean much, but when several or even about ten media outlets report such news, the people, even if unwilling to believe, couldn't help but feel a bit worried.

That was precisely the effect General Ludwig Beck wanted.

As long as they could throw Berlin, or even the whole of Germany, into disarray, the rebel group's military would have a better chance of controlling the government.

Headed by General Ludwig Beck, the rebel group quickly took control of the Berlin City Council and the Ministry of Defense building, and they occupied the office of the German High Command.

Just over an hour later, a brand-new command from the High Command was issued and broadcast to the German public.