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Chapter 777 of 835

Chapter 777: City autonomy

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In the end, Yan Nation did not formally take over Nuremberg, nor did it

maintain military control.

This is certainly not because the German officials arrived and took over the

city from them again.

In fact, until Yan Guo took the initiative to lift military control, the

personnel sent by the German authorities to take over the city were still

unable to arrive due to "traffic problems."

Chen Xin asked people to send them inquiries and urges several times, but all

he got was the answer: "Traffic is jammed, please hand over the city to

citizen autonomy, and maintain material transfer."

Such an answer undoubtedly made Chen Xin very annoyed, and he even had the

idea of simply letting the city go to death.

But in the end, he still didn't overdo things so much.

After all, once the Yan Nation's army and the joint security maintenance force

withdraw, the situation in Nuremberg will deteriorate visually, and it will

become unknowable whether the materials supporting the frontline can be

transferred smoothly.

As for the possible consequences of this, no one knows.

The city can't let it go, but it has all kinds of problems when it takes over.

Chen Xin still thought of a way to solve the problem after he was almost

scratched by the embarrassment of the two sides.

He chose to really follow the answer given by the German side and let the

people of Nuremberg take over the city themselves.

However, unlike the German official expectation that the city will be self-

controlled by the people and the city will still belong to the German

official, Chen Xinzai summoned the representatives of the people in Nuremberg

and Fürth, and informed them that the Yan Nation army would be released from

military control and joint security maintenance forces. After the news of the

evacuation, a brand-new proposal was put forward for these people who appeared

to be panicked and frightened, that is, Nuremberg and Fürth declared city

autonomy.

What needs to be explained is that the urban autonomy here and the citizen

autonomy desired by the German government are completely different concepts.

Although they are all autonomous, the former means to turn cities or regions

into independent administrative divisions. Although they still belong to

Germany in name, they will not obey the orders of the German authorities, nor

will they obey the jurisdiction of the German authorities.

The self-government of citizens is nothing more than handing over the

management of the city to the people themselves, allowing them to maintain the

operation of the city. The city is still under the control of the German

government.

For some German officials who have not sent official staff to Nuremberg for

some reason, whether Nuremberg declares autonomy or not will have little

impact on the current situation in Germany.

In other words, in the opinion of German officials, if the actual control of

the city cannot be regained, then there is no big difference between letting

them be controlled by the citizens' autonomy or the separatist forces.

The worst is that a city declares independence, which is not painful for the

German government, who does not have control over the city.

After all, it's beyond reach, so what is the big difference in whose hands the

city is? It just sounds better in name.

It is even possible that for the German officials, it is better to let them

autonomy in places that are temporarily incapable of management. This can save

some resources. After all, controlling the city requires some investment.

But for the citizens of Nuremberg, the difference between the two can be very

big.

Citizen autonomy, all they can do is to keep the city running, especially the

most critical material transfer operation, to continuously supply supplies to

the front line of defense, and continue to pay taxes to the German

authorities.

That is, although they enjoy the right of autonomy, they are actually still

subject to the jurisdiction of the official management agency and pay taxes.

As for autonomy, it is basically equivalent to independence. Although it is

nominally belonging to a country, otherwise it is equivalent to an independent

country.

For the people of Nuremberg, the only thing that may need to be discussed is

that they need to continue to maintain the front-line material transfer work.

In the face of official inaction and the inconvenience of Yan Chinese like

Chen Xin to intervene, the people of Nuremberg finally chose independence and

self-government.

They have been heartbroken by the inaction of the German authorities and lost

their trust, so since they are all self-governing, why not just go ahead?

Therefore, under such circumstances, it is not difficult to understand that

Nuremberg has chosen independence and self-government after leaving the

military control.

It can be said that from the previous half-separated state of the garrison,

going round and round, instead, it has established the true sense of

Nuremberg's separatist regime.

Faced with such a result, Chen Xin didn't really matter, it was just that

everyone was busy working for nothing.

However, after the Autonomous Committee established by the people of Nuremberg

agreed to Chen Xin's request and will continue to maintain material transfer

to the front line of defense, the situation is still somewhat different.

At least the Autonomous Committee will not drift off the transported

materials. At most, it will only obtain a part of the materials to maintain

the operation of the city. This actually reduces a lot of consumption

invisibly, so that more materials can be transported to the front line to

fight against the outside world for mankind. The invasion of star creatures

makes more contributions.

In fact, as far as Chen Xin is concerned, if it were not for the garrison

officer who was frightened by the two land cruisers and suddenly surrendered

to him, he would not really take care of Nuremberg's affairs.

Now after such a tossing round, even though it seems to have done nothing, the

presence of the surrendered garrison still proves to Chen Xin that he has done

some things this time.

These surrendered garrisons were handed over to the Autonomous Committee by

Chen Xin, and they were allowed to deal with them.

After some discussions in the Autonomous Committee, they chose to expel this

official German force.

After all, people in the entire city have no good feelings for this army that

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Although the existence of this garrison made Nuremberg's security fairly

stable, and some surrounding armed forces did not dare to make trouble and

objectively protected the people of Nuremberg, it did not prevent them from

expelling this force.

As for the security and defense work in Nuremberg after the expulsion of this

force, the Autonomous Committee intends to form a militia by itself, and rely

on these militias to defend its city.

Out of help to these people, and to monitor whether the Autonomous Committee

will try its best to maintain the material transfer work, Chen Xin notified

the Aid-Europe fleet and asked the fleet to send a working group here.

The main task of the working group is to supervise and inspect the transfer of

materials in Nuremberg, and at the same time assist the people of the

Autonomous Committee and help them train the militia.

As for the weapons and equipment used by the militia, the Autonomous Committee

also intends to purchase it from Yan Nation, so after going around and around,

Nuremberg's control is equal to being controlled by Yan Nation.

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