"Prime Minister, the Foreign Minister has signed an armistice treaty with the Germans. This war is finally over." Minister of War David Magson wore an expression of relief.
Prime Minister Churchill nodded. "The Germans are too strong. It now seems simply impossible for us to defeat them. Although the Germans' terms are extremely harsh, preserving our country is still the best possible outcome."
If possible, Prime Minister Churchill had naturally hoped to join forces with the United States and crush Germany in one stroke. That way, they could not only retake their homeland, but perhaps even recover most of their colonies. For the British Empire, that would have been a golden opportunity to rise again. Unfortunately, not only had they failed to defeat Germany, they even faced the danger of annihilation. Under such circumstances, preserving the country was naturally the most important thing.
"However, Prime Minister, if we sign an armistice treaty with the Germans like this, I'm afraid it will not only provoke dissatisfaction from the Americans, but from people at home as well," David Magson reminded him.
"Leave the Americans to the Germans. We can inform the Americans through secret channels that although we have signed an armistice treaty with the Germans, we will not take part in the war. I don't think the Americans would still foolishly try to attack us at a time like this, adding another enemy for themselves, would they? As for those people at home, they are nothing to worry about. As long as we still control the military, we can crush them at any time!" A vicious glint flashed through Prime Minister Churchill's eyes.
To preserve their own positions and interests, who knew how many heads would roll this time.
According to the agreement reached between Britain and Germany, once Britain fully