Berlin, Germany's capital, was also the most prosperous city in the world.
Originally, it had already been a famous city in Europe and indeed the entire world. After Germany won the previous World War and leapt to become the world hegemon, Berlin's global standing was further cemented.
After more than twenty years of postwar development, Berlin had become the most prosperous city in the world.
Although this war had already been raging for more than half a year, Berlin's prosperity seemed unaffected. Certainly, in order to further strengthen military power, large numbers of young men had enlisted. At the same time, Germany had entered a wartime system, and many factories—especially those related to military production—had begun operating around the clock in three shifts. But as victories continued to arrive from the front, most Germans optimistically believed that the German Empire's victory in this war was beyond doubt.
Germany's victory in the previous World War had made it the world hegemon and won it vast colonies, allowing the German economy to prosper for more than twenty years. Even during the economic crisis, it had not suffered much impact.
If Germany could win this World War once again, then no one would be able to shake its Hegemonic Status. Germany would continue to prosper for decades, perhaps even centuries.
Although Germany had many enemies in this war, Russia and the Island Nation had already declared war on Germany one after another. Another powerful nation across the ocean would certainly become Germany's enemy as well. Yet the German people still believed they would win this war. Germany had already become immensely powerful; no country could challenge it or threaten it.
Of course, where there was war, there would be casualties. While the German military won victories on the front lines, it was also