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- A new leader of France is finally born!
On August 11, 1966, General Robito was promoted to Marshal of France and served as interim president of the French government. He would stay in this position until the referendum held six months later.
Robito¡¯s coming to power meant the birth of the French military government.
The emergence of this military government is very special, and countless things that would have been impossible to happen catalyzed the establishment of this government.
What consequences will the military take power? Not many people have thought that all French people are tired of war. The most important thing for them is how to end the civil strife as soon as possible and return a safe and peaceful environment to the French as soon as possible.
Maybe Robito is not the most suitable candidate, but is there anyone more suitable to lead France under the current circumstances?
There is no one, so the French can only place all their hopes on Robito.
After becoming President of France, Robito quickly made his first somewhat surprising appointment:
Appointed former French police chief Fetim Berkeley as prime minister of the French government.
To be honest, Berkeley's reputation was not very good before. He was always present in France's reign of terror. It's probably hard to count the number of people who died in his hands. However, after the French Revolution began, Berkeley's performance was surprising, especially during the military operation to arrest former French President Catri, former French Prime Minister Sinager, and former French Defense Minister Lucien. played a decisive role.
On the day of his appointment, Robito said of Berkeley:
"It has indeed been misunderstood by some people in the past, but it is always difficult for people to understand the mind of a person with great sentiments The reason why the French Revolution was successful was that it lacked Prime Minister Berkeley. His hidden figure can always be seen in countless struggles. He has used his connections to help the rebels countless times, but his name is always because of his specialness. Identity and filth are linked. . . . . I can proudly tell every Frenchman that Prime Minister Berkeley is that kind of hero. It is also enough to help France get through the current difficult period. He is the most suitable candidate for the position of French Prime Minister."
No one has ever given Berkeley such high praise. £® £® £® £® £® Robito's comments also left ordinary French people in a state of confusion. £® £® £® £® £® Of course, they cannot know the true situation of the government. For everything that happens at the top, they can only know from government announcements or newspapers. £® £® £® £® £® Since the respected President Robito also gave Prime Minister Berkeley such a high evaluation, then all of this may be true. £® £® £® £® £®
So the French accepted their new prime minister. £® £® £® £® £®
Everything is going on in an orderly manner. Those who have gained power are trying every means to stabilize their positions, while those who lose in the political struggle have to swallow a bitter pill.
Former senior French government officials and the so-called "Vendal Cabal" are among the biggest victims. After the new French government was established, a special tribunal was quickly established to investigate the crimes of these people.
Berkeley made an agreement with most of the "Vendal Cabal" arrestees. As long as they were willing to admit their crimes, they would only be sentenced to very light sentences, and then they would be released from prison. At that time, you will receive a large amount of unofficial compensation.
"These people know very well who they are dealing with, a former devil in the eyes of the rebels, an executioner who kills without blinking an eye. He can hide from ordinary French people, but he absolutely cannot hide in front of them. For their own lives and for the safety of their families, these people reluctantly agreed to all Berkeley's requests. £® £® £® £® £® Only Wendar, the "leader" of the "Wendar Cabal", resolutely rejected any coercion and inducement from Berkeley. £® £® £® £® £® He vowed to do his best to fight for himself in court. £® £® £® £® £®
"Do you know what the consequences of this will be?" Berkeley asked for the last time.
"Of course I know." Wendar looked at this hateful executioner with contempt: "I will die in prison, and my family will be persecuted by you, but I will not give in. One day, history will return the favor I am innocent! I am loyal to my country and my nation. I have never been a traitor to France!¡±
Berkeley stood up and smiled: "A naive guy. Deputy Speaker Wendal, I can say frankly here that you have never established any conspiracy group, and you have never betrayed France, but we need Find someone like you??You know? I just put the opportunity in front of you, and you can completely control your own destiny. Three years, when you plead guilty and accept three years of prison life, you will only stay in prison for three months at most, and then you will be pardoned by Mr. President, and you will live a very happy life. And, of course, your family. But you categorically gave up such an opportunity. £® £® £® £® £® "
Wendar just responded with contemptuous eyes to the man in front of him. £® £® £® £® £®
On August 12, 1966, Wendar, the "leader" of the "Wendar Cabal", committed suicide in the prison cell. He ended his life by hanging himself with a belt. Although the outside world had certain doubts about Wendal's suicide, the doubts soon disappeared without a trace as time went by.
On August 13, the special court announced the opening of a trial at a surprising speed to conduct a public trial of former senior French government officials and members of the "Vendal Cabal".
Those in the "Wendar Cabal" were the first to be brought to court. Their trial went very quickly. They all readily admitted their crimes. They told the judge that they were forced to do so under Wendar's coercion and inducement. Unforced to do some shameful things, including the assassination of the highly decorated Captain Hayes.
The justices made their own verdict, and they were sentenced to prison terms ranging from one to three years. The sentence was so light that many people expected it. In fact, the reason is very simple. All the crimes have been pinned on Wendal.
Anyway, the dead can never speak. £® £® £® £® £®
On August 14, the climax of the special court has arrived. Those former high-ranking government officials who are deeply hated by the French people will receive justice!
The first person to be brought to court was Didion Lucien, the former French Minister of Defense. Lucien who appeared in court was so haggard that he had completely lost the demeanor of the French Marshal of the past. In the face of 17 more charges against him, Lucien seemed to have lost all the courage to fight, and he admitted all his crimes.
He even cried bitterly in court. He believed that he had been deceived by Khatri and Sinager, so he committed such a serious crime. He asked the court and the French people to forgive him for his crimes. He begged the court and the French people to give him a chance to spend the rest of his life making up for his crimes.
The Lord Chancellor made his own verdict and he was sentenced to life imprisonment. For Lucien, this was probably the best outcome he could imagine.
In the afternoon, when the special court reopened, former French President Catri and former French Prime Minister Sinager appeared in the court together.
They were once arrogant in France and now they look like two wretches.
When faced with the accusations against him in court, Sinager denied all the accusations: "Yes, I am the prime minister of the French government, but that is all. All decisions made by the country must be approved by Mr. Catri." , otherwise I would not be able to do it even with a single franc. For this reason, it is not me who should be judged, but our Mr. Carter."
His words immediately aroused boos in the auditorium. £® £® £® £® £® A guy who always likes to shirk responsibility to others is always disliked by others. £® £® £® £® £®
"Mr. Carter, what do you have to say about this?"
When asked by the justice, Carter's face turned red: "I think Mr. Sinager is making things up out of nothing. As the president of the French government, although I am aloof, I can't actually decide many things. I think in Here are some of my former colleagues who should be able to testify for me that most of the decisions of the French government are made by Mr. Sinager. All I have to do is sign my name on these decisions. £®
The boos in the auditorium became even louder. £® £® £® £® £® What kind of president is this? A puppet? No, the puppet may still gain sympathy from others, but he is the leader of a country. He cannot control the fate of the country in his own hands, so what else does this country need from him?
Wang Weiyi was sitting in the auditorium. He calmly listened to the conversations of everyone in the court. Facing this good show that he had planned, his inner calm was so calm that it was scary.
The dog-eat-dog situation has begun. The two people in the court will desperately shift all the responsibilities to each other and will try their best to prove their innocence. Such things happen over and over again in countless places. The more upper-class people are, the easier it is for them to do such obscene things.
"Quiet, quiet!" The justice finally calmed down the court: "After the massacre broke out, Avako, one of the leaders of the revolution, was brutally murdered. Someone accused you of giving the order to shoot. ???What do you have to defend? "
¡°That has nothing to do with us, it¡¯s all an order from Anova!¡± The two people who had been arguing with each other just now said in unison.
Ainois, the former commander of the 1st Division of the French National Guard, was brought to the court. When asked by the justice, Ainois said frankly: "Mr. Catri and Mr. Sinager did not give me such an order. As for the I never gave an order to kill Mr. Abaco."
"Executioner! Executioner!" Many people in the auditorium began to shout angrily. They were all former subordinates of Avaco. We followed Avaco as he opened the prelude to the Paris Revolution. They all watched Avaco die at the gunpoint of the enemy.
The justice had to spend a lot of effort to make the court quiet again, and he signaled that Anova could continue.
Anova acted very calmly at this moment: "Yes, Mr. Avaco and I were enemies under the circumstances at that time. I was ordered to suppress the rebels, and these rebels included Mr. Avaco. But when Avaco and I After having a conversation with my husband, I respect this man very much. No matter whether we are friends or enemies, I will not order him to be shot. This is a despicable act and will tarnish my honor as a soldier."
"Then please tell me, Mr. Inova, why did Mr. Avaco fall in front of your military camp?"
Anova was silent for a while, then slowly shook his head: "I don't know, that day, I wanted to escort Mr. Avaco away, but he refused. Not long after he walked out of my military camp, a bullet He was shot down, and according to my judgment, the bullet was shot from our side."
The court was boiling with excitement once again. £® £® £® £® £® Anova did not regret when he said these words. He is a soldier and he must tell everyone the truth. Even, he has always wanted to find out how Avaco died. Only by telling what you know can you clear your name.
"I just noticed what you said. You were ordered to suppress the rebels. Who gave the order?" the justice asked.
Anova was silent again: "It was an order jointly signed by President Khatri and Prime Minister Sinager."
"Can you speak out the order carefully?"
Anova looked at Katli and Sinager who were also standing in the court: "The order said that the mob is trying to destroy our country and must be resolute and thorough suppression at all costs and by all means, without any mercy." It¡¯s a crime, I can do it any time.¡±
"Any time and by any means?"
"Yes, that's what the order says." Anova nodded: "For this reason, I had a special phone call with Prime Minister Sinag. During the phone call, Prime Minister Sinag told me that I must shoot decisively. Those thugs must be killed, and the tanks must be resolutely ordered to run over those thugs. I will not become a sinner in France, I will only become a hero in France. Yes, I admit that the situation is uncontrollable, especially in France. After Mr. Abaco was assassinated, I gave the order to open fire in the face of the rebel attack. About a thousand rebels died under the gunfire of the army, and my troops also paid more than 200 casualties. Casualties. Gentlemen, this is a tragedy and I accept all the responsibility I have to bear.¡±
There was now a complete silence in the courtroom. £® £® £® £® £® "Probably more than a thousand rebels died under the gunpoint of the army." £® £® £® £® £® The bloody scene that day appeared in front of everyone again. £® £® £® £® £®
"Mr. Inova, I want to confirm that you have admitted your crime, right?"
"Yes, I must be responsible for what I have done." Anova said frankly.
The verdict against Ainois was made quickly. The former lieutenant general of the French army was stripped of all his military ranks, and the court declared that he must bear responsibility for the murder and he was sentenced to death.
When the death penalty was announced, instead of showing any fear, Anova showed a relieved smile on his face. £® £® £® £® £®
This is a very brave soldier and a soldier with a high sense of honor, Wang Weiyi thought in his heart. If possible, he would find a way to save Anova's life, but he quickly suppressed this idea. This is unwise. Although I sympathize with Anova, it is definitely an unwise choice.
Anova was taken down, but this frank and fearless soldier was reviled by almost everyone. Sometimes bravery can bring tragedy to oneself. £® £® £® £® £®
"The testimonies of Mr. Catri, Mr. Sinager, and Mr. Anova have established that you have an inseparable close relationship with the murder." The justice stared at the two people standing in the dock: "You Plea?"
"No, I do not plead guilty. I deny all charges!" Sinager said without hesitation: "I am a patriot. I have contributed almost everything to this country. I have not done anything wrong. I Everything was done for France. Ainoway lied there, I never gave such an order, ah, it was all given by Catri, yes, it was all given by Catri! "
"Sinaga, can you be more shameless?" Katri shouted angrily: "Can you touch your conscience and say these words? You can tell them all the truth, who is here? Do you control this government? Ah, your honor, I am just a poor president. Everything is controlled by this despicable villain, Sinager. It is this person who should be punished, not the one who should be punished. I!"
Such naked dog-eat-dog behavior made the justice couldn't help but shake his head. After all, they were once the president and prime minister of France, but now in the court, they are more like a group of mad dogs, biting each other there in order to shirk responsibility, and losing the face of all French people in full view of the public.
The justice quickly made his final judgment. In front of all witnesses and evidence, Khatri and Sinager must bear full responsibility for all the charges in the court, and they were found guilty of all charges. The justice announced that Khatri and Sinag had also been sentenced to death.
¡°If Inova died without fear, then Katri and Sinager died with despicability. Their death brings only contempt.
This is the difference between the brave and the despicable! (To be continued. Please search Piaotian Literature, the novels will be better and updated faster!) - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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