Cold War: 1945 The Last Government. Cold War, #4

Cold War: 1945 - The Last GovernmentThe war is over. Germany has surrendered. But in the north.the government is still working. Flensburg, May 1945. While Berlin lies in ruins, a small coastal town has become something impossible:The last government of Nazi Germany. Offices are open. Orders are issued. Ministers hold meetings. As if nothing has ended. OSS officer James Calder is sent to investigate.
What he finds is not resistance. Not denial. But something far more dangerous:A government that believes it survived. Inside these offices, officials are not planning surrender. They are negotiating the future. With the West. Against the Soviets. Offering something far more valuable than territory-knowledge. Scientists. Weapons research. Military archives. The final assets of a defeated state. As Calder watches the illusion unfold, he realizes the truth:This is not about the war that ended.
It's about the one that's beginning. And when the decision comes down from Allied command, it is absolute:No negotiations. No recognition. No future. The government will be dissolved. But what it leaves behind-will shape the world that follows.