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A storm is quietly brewing in Turin, Italy. This is true in any one of the tricks. When the people cannot survive, the only choice they can have is resistance.

They don’t know if they can succeed, but they are doing their best to try it.

Even if you die, it is better than humiliating.

The news that the Italian government is about to carry out bloody suppression of the people of Turin soon spread throughout the city. The Italians in Turin were initially fearful, stunned and overwhelmed, but soon angry anger replaced everything.

They are only fighting for the right to survive, but now the government has to be deprived of this.

uprising! uprising! uprising! Since the government is not willing to let themselves live, then use the most violent means to overthrow them!

The wave of the big uprising is quietly forming. . . . . . At this time, the Italian Prime Minister, Mr. Behrul, still seems to be indifferent. . . . . .

Catadona has learned from various sources that an uprising is likely to happen. He reported this information to the Italian Prime Minister with eagerness, but Bertruel did not care to tell him: “Don’t worry, my Friends, the so-called uprising is nothing more than the words that those people use to threaten…”

Katadona’s stunned voice is this the attitude adopted by a country’s prime minister at a critical juncture?

But what can he do? . . . . .

“Mr. Moyol” is undoubtedly a trustworthy person. He really found the weapons they needed for the Italian insurgents. Fully able to arm a company’s weapons.

This will undoubtedly increase the confidence of Mannsia and his companions.

The big uprising is about to erupt!

At the last meeting before the uprising, Mannesia made an impassioned agitation:

“Gentlemen, Italy has reached the most critical moment! Our enemies are trying to destroy us.. We have only two choices, either to smash it or to resist it. Gentlemen, we are not fighting for our own interests, but for Fighting the whole of Turin, fighting for the whole of Italy. The great dictator Mussolini is dead but his son continues to rule Italy and make our life even poorer. What choices can we have? Is it really willing to die under the enemy’s butcher’s knife? No, our destiny is always in our own hands.

As long as we are willing, we can save ourselves from the dangers we have pointed out.

What the tyrants did was nothing but the people’s slave obedience and passive obedience.

The freedom we understand can be closely aligned with everything related to war; it can require silence on all forms of matter; but it must not require Italy to refrain from uprising or succumb to a tyrannical dictator. Italy will never give up its lofty determination to be free! ”

His speech quickly caused a general cheer of the mountain and the tsunami.

1966 3 month 26 day and night, “Turin Great Uprising” broke out.

This is a big uprising that has a profound impact on history. The insurgents even played the name of the hero Garibaldi in Italian history.

On the night of the night, the insurgents attacked the police station in Turin. The policemen faced the uprising and did not take too many resistance measures. The insurgents easily occupied this place and obtained the weapons they desperately needed.

The uprising quickly spread throughout Turin, and the mayor of Catadona was completely chaotic in the early hours of 27. He ignored the ceremonial ringing of the door of Italian Prime Minister Bethrull.

“The uprising broke out and the uprising really broke out…” Katadona said in a panic: “The police station was attacked and they got a lot of weapons!”

Bethruel looked very calm: “What about the mobs now?”

“There is no further news…” Katadona gasped: “The exact situation will not be known until dawn.”

Bethrull nodded. “They finally got up, Mr. Mayor, do you think you should be responsible for this?”

“I?” Katadona was there, what kind of responsibility should he bear?

The Prime Minister was sent to solve the problem, but he did not do anything in these two days. . . . . .

Now he actually shirked his responsibility to himself. . . . . .

“Repression?” Katadona said reluctantly, maybe this is their best choice in the current situation.

“Repression?” Bethruel sneered: “Do you really think that repression is the best choice? The mayor of the Mayor of Bologna has not many people can forget.”

Katadona’s body trembled. . . . . . He did not quite understand the meaning of the Prime Minister. . . . . .

“I will return to Rome…” Bethruer said unexpectedly: “The current situation, you have no way to solve it, I have no way to solve it. I think it is best to let the leader personally take the idea. But here Before, I didn’t want to make the situation worse.”

This damn guy. . . . . . Katadona’s heart cursed in anger. . . . . . He actually gave this mess to himself. . . . . .

Bethrull actually didn’t really stay too much, he quickly called the guard to leave this dangerous place. . . !

“Damn damn it!” Katadona screamed in anger.

However, in the face of the current situation, he simply did not know what to do.

“Mr. Mayor, I found this in the bedroom of the Prime Minister.” At this time his senior aide, Dinakale, hurried out and placed a book in front of Catadona. This is a “Gallibian biography”, which is the legendary story of the Italian hero Garibaldi. Where a page has a bookmark, a paragraph of text is drawn with a red pen:

“．．．．．．6月3日夜，法军背信弃义发动全线进攻当晚就拿下了当初固若金汤的四风别墅和潘菲利别墅。400名守卫者非死即伤，罗塞利引咎辞职共和国处于风雨飘摇之中。危急关头，病中的加里波第不计个人恩怨，再次接过军事指挥权。凌晨5点钟，罗马的圣Peter 广场上一片肃然，隆隆的战鼓声中久经沙场的意大利军团排成整齐的方队，等候着加里波第的命令。这是一场不公平的竞赛，3000意大利战士要面对装备精良的法国军队。带病的加里波第身先士卒，‘共和国万岁，的口号响彻云霄意大利军团发起排山倒海般的反击。7时30分，两座别墅重新回到共和国手中，法军被杀得丢魂失魄。加里波第的红斗篷出现在那里，法军无不望风溃逃。乌迪诺和瓦杨急红了眼，亲督部队反复争夺，别墅周围躺满了死尸，法军甚至用血淋淋的尸体构筑工事．．．．．．”

“What does this mean?” Catadona looked at the fog.

Dinakhale looked at the side and lowered his voice: “In the bedroom of Prime Minister, I also saw a red cloak.”

“Red cloak?” Catadona’s gaze couldn’t help but fall into that paragraph:

“…Garibaldi’s red cloak appeared there, and the French army had no chance to run away…”

Catadona seems to have some understanding: “Is the total ideal to be the second Garibaldi?”

“No, not him, but you.” Dinakhale whispered.

Katadona was shocked there.

Looking at the face of God, he never thought that there would be this day. . . . . .

“You look at it again.” said Dinkale turned the book to the last page, where he wrote such a few words:

“Italy’s independence and unity have experienced a long, arduous and tortuous process of struggle, evoking the awakening of the Italian nation. The 11870 year of the War of Independence finally won the victory, freeing Italy from the long-term oppression and separatism of foreigners. Advancing the progress of history… There have always been contradictions and struggles between the bourgeois democrats and the liberals in the Italian War of Independence. Democrats advocate a bottom-up approach, and liberals advocate top-down Road. Because the democrats are weak, and the internal disunity does not work from the bottom up. However, the liberals are strong and politically mature and thus become the leading force of the war of independence…

The Italian Revolutionary War created outstanding figures, including Garibaldi. Garibaldi gained a wealth of experience through a series of military practice activities before the war. In the three independent wars, he commanded Ruo Ding and repeatedly defeated the superior enemy forces in the army and achieved brilliant results. He is good at accumulating small wins and winning a great victory for the unification of Italy. Later he called him the father of modern guerrilla warfare, which is well deserved. . . . . . ”

Finally, write in a red pen: “Where is the second Garibaldi?”

“No, this can’t be written by the Prime Minister.” Katadona closed the book, and some said in a panic.

He sympathizes with the insurgents, but this does not mean that he will join the ranks of the insurgents.

what does this mean? This means he became an rioter!

What is the ending of the rioters, no one is more clear than him. . . . . .

“In any case, the suppression should not happen for the time being.” Dinhale at this time was very calm: “The uprising in Turin will involve many things. I suggest that we wait patiently for further development of the situation and then make us Judging it!”

Probably, this is the only way they can take it now. . . . . .

However, after dawn, the situation completely deviated from Catalona’s expectations.

Those insurgents even slogan “Long live Katadona”!

God, this has caused the poor mayor to collapse.

Moreover, this is only the beginning, the insurgents quickly occupied television stations and radio stations, and the uprising leader Manucia issued the most important declaration:

“Freedom and justice are all we are pursuing, but now the shameless ruler has deprived us of everything. Apart from resistance, I can’t think of a better way. Uprising, this is what we don’t want, but it is The action that has to be taken… now, I declare

‘The Republic of Turin, established, we will support Mr. Katadona as the President of the Republic. We support Mr. George O’Zo as the Prime Minister of the Republic. We support General Kongo as the Marshal of the Republic and the Chief Commander of the Armed Forces. . . . . . ”

Stayed, Catadona, George O. and Congeo stayed completely. . . . . . Why are these damn insurgents involved in bringing them in? !

This will soon be known to the great dictator of Rome, and with Vittorio’s character, they will completely lose Vittorio’s trust.

Is there anything more terrible than this?

They are almost going to collapse.

Half an hour later, as a representative of Manusia, Nadov walked into the mayor’s office, where he met the great people of Turin.

Nedov did not have the slightest fear. He confronted the powers of these Turin: “The uprising has broken out, we are here for our own survival. You can suppress us and not support us. It depends entirely on you. But I What you can tell is that most of Turin is in our hands, and all Turin is supporting us…”

“Sir, I think you are still too optimistic.” General Kongo said coldly: “I have soldiers, have tanks, have cannons, and I can let you fail in two hours!”

“Yes, general, I fully admit this.” Nadov said calmly: “You can of course suppress us easily, but can you kill every honest Italian in Turin? Once the crackdown begins, the blood Will be dyed red Turin, countless people will die for it. What about you? What can you get? The great patriot or the butcher general? You will be spurned by the Italians for a lifetime… even, you I can kill me here now, but there will be more people like me fighting for our cause!”

General Congeo was silenced and he was never willing to bear the nickname of the butcher general. If it is suppressed, he has already started.

“As for you, Dear George O..” Nadoff fell to the police chief of Turin: “We attacked the police station last night. But we didn’t hurt any of your subordinates. Instead, we all released them. I believe this is our kind table

“Thank you for all you have done.” George O’s seems to be more rounded: “But supporting you is a very important decision after all. I hope that you can give us some time.”

“Of course, two hours.” Nadoff looked at the watch: “After two hours, no matter what your decision is, the uprising will always proceed as usual. You are still our leader, goodbye and gentlemen.”

Nedov left, leaving only the stunned big men. . . . . .

“How do you see, gentlemen!” Katadona said with difficulty.

No one spoke, and Catadona still turned his attention to the body of Dinicale.

“There have been many uprisings in history that happened by chance, and many great people were born by chance…” Dinakhale is obviously calmer than anyone here: “I think we have to Consider the suggestions of these insurgents.”

“That, that will make us go to the guillotine.” Katadona could not believe that Mr. Dinakhale actually made such a suggestion.

“What else can you do?” General Kongeou said unexpectedly: “Does the person in Rome believe that we don’t know anything about it? Will we think that we have nothing to do with these insurgents? Wake up, Mr. Mayor, I think that the person in Rome will announce that we are traitors.”

Katadona knew who the “man in Rome” the general said, but he could not believe that the general actually said this.

“Mr. General, I believe we will have a happy cooperation…” When the mayor was hesitating, General Kongo remembered what he had said to him before the rich man Pippendou. :

“If the uprising is successful, you will be the greatest general. If it fails, I promise that I will send you safely out of Italy. Ah, this is an 200 million dollar check, I hope this will help you… … As for your family, I have arranged for you in Switzerland…”

Therefore, General Congeo has no worries at all. . . . . .

In the same situation as him, there was the police chief of Turin, Mr. George O, and the mayor’s senior aide, Dinakhale. They all heard the same words and accepted huge checks. Then their family members were already arranged. I left Italy.

Only the poor mayor is still in the dark. . . . . .

“It’s time to make a decision.” George O’s can’t wait to say: “Either agree or suppress, but I can tell you without any concealment that the police will not intervene in the crackdown. Ah, I have lost to the police. Leaders, the vast majority of them are sympathizers of the insurgents. What else can you do for me?”

Catadona looked at these people and he had a feeling of being betrayed.

Are these people really their own subordinates? Are these people really the ones they recognize? They seem to have formed a united front, and they have no choice but to do what they say.

But why is this happening? Why did the situation come to this step?

No one can explain anything to Mr. Poor Mayor! Now the only thing he can do is to nod their promises.

This may be the most helpless place for Mr. Mayor!