Shire took the document handed over by Eitzberger and flipped through it. It was the population statistics of Lorraine and Alsace over the years, and they had thoughtfully provided a graph with a curve.
The implication of this was: under the Germans' rule, the population in both Alsace and Lorraine has steadily increased without any large-scale massacre events.
Shire asked, "Shouldn't the armies of these two places also be returned?"
Eitzberger suddenly widened his eyes, realizing his oversight!
Yes, after the outbreak of war, Germany conscripted soldiers from these two places and sent them to fight on the Eastern Front.
Sending them to fight on the Western Front was impossible; they were French and had a deep sense of identity with France. They might defect on the battlefield.
Eitzberger turned his gaze to his secretary.
The secretary nervously flipped through the documents, but he didn't have them, so of course, he couldn't find them.
