The East African government had already mastered a standardized process for the instruction and assimilation of immigrants. This process was now mainly applied in East Africa's overseas colonies.
At an immigrant learning camp in Davao.
"I am your instructor, Batesdorf. In the days ahead, I will use Russian to explain the rules and laws you must follow in the Mindanao colony, as well as the requirements for naturalization."
"Coming here does not mean you can relax. If you fail to obtain local household registration, your status will forever be a cut below others. Do not think I am trying to scare you."
"In Mindanao, there were still quite a few natives who had not completed naturalization. They would do the hardest work and receive the lowest wages."
"The most important requirement for becoming naturalized in Mindanao is mastering standard German. Quite a few Slavs in Mindanao had already joined the great Mindanao family through this method."
Naturally, Batesdorf had clearly not mentioned East African nationality, only Mindanao regional citizenship. This was widespread throughout East Africa's colonies. After all, among overseas territories, only Lanfang Overseas Province had been incorporated into East Africa's administrative system.
There was nothing strange about that. Just like Britain's vast colonies, the British could not possibly regard their colonies as part of the homeland.
Batesdorf said, "Mindanao fully implemented a planned economy. What is a planned economy? Simply put, whatever the government requires you to do, you must do. Whatever it forbids, you must not do. Even for matters not specified, you must apply to your superiors. You cannot make decisions on your own."
"Mindanao had vast tracts of undeveloped land, so we must unite every force available to develop the local area and build this place into your new homeland as well."
"Once the Mindanao colony