[u][b]London, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 10 Downing Street was the official residence and office of Prime Minister Watson Joseph. He was at his office as he awaited the news from Germany. The rumors of a possible attack on the Kiel Canal are getting more likely as Wilhelm II's troops are setting up defensives around the city of Kiel. The citizens of the city are leaving before Hitler's forces arrive to attack. Joseph was told that the expeditionary force will arrive in the city of Hanover by tommorrow morning earlier the day.
The Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs entered the room and walked towards the desk of The Prime Minister. He didn't look pleased with telling the news to Joseph, but someone …show more content…
Rearmament was sped up as factories in Germany were making weapons as fast as they could. Britian and other countried helped out with the rearmament for the Wilhelm forces. While the countries that supported facism were helping out Hitler with rearmament. Since Hitler had more control over land, he had the most factories. It meant that he could produce arms at a faster rate, but he didn't have Hanover. The amount of factories prevented Wilhelm's forces for collapsing quickly. If they were to lose the city to Hitler's force, then they would most likely lose the civil war. It was most likely that Hitler would kill those that played a part in starting the civil war, even if it was a small part. Thousands would be killed if Hitler manages to win, something that the British is hoping that it doesn't happen.
Cooper's plane was one of the first to land on the airfield as his troops started to exit out of the craft. The captain walked out of the plane, thankful that the ride was over with and that he didn't have to go back up for awhile. Several German soldiers greeted the captain and the troops as they were arriving by dozens. Within the hour, the three thousand troops that make up the British Expeditionary Force would have arrived at Hanover and started to get ready for some sort of
The Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs entered the room and walked towards the desk of The Prime Minister. He didn't look pleased with telling the news to Joseph, but someone …show more content…
Rearmament was sped up as factories in Germany were making weapons as fast as they could. Britian and other countried helped out with the rearmament for the Wilhelm forces. While the countries that supported facism were helping out Hitler with rearmament. Since Hitler had more control over land, he had the most factories. It meant that he could produce arms at a faster rate, but he didn't have Hanover. The amount of factories prevented Wilhelm's forces for collapsing quickly. If they were to lose the city to Hitler's force, then they would most likely lose the civil war. It was most likely that Hitler would kill those that played a part in starting the civil war, even if it was a small part. Thousands would be killed if Hitler manages to win, something that the British is hoping that it doesn't happen.
Cooper's plane was one of the first to land on the airfield as his troops started to exit out of the craft. The captain walked out of the plane, thankful that the ride was over with and that he didn't have to go back up for awhile. Several German soldiers greeted the captain and the troops as they were arriving by dozens. Within the hour, the three thousand troops that make up the British Expeditionary Force would have arrived at Hanover and started to get ready for some sort of