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Although the grandfather's family could no longer provide a superior living environment for Cross, they tried their best to give him the best education.Kloss was educated in top elite schools in Sweden and Denmark and is proficient in European languages.At the same time, several plays of his father Schwand Polberg were successful on the stages of Berlin and Hamburg, and Schwand became famous and began to walk around with some officials of the German government. Soon, World War II broke out. In April 1940, when the German army captured Denmark, Klos was living and studying at school, but his mother was unable to return home because she went to London to visit friends.One year later, in December 1941, after many twists and turns, his father Schwand finally got through the Gestapo's joints by relying on his connections in the government. At that time, he only said that he would send his son to England to spend Christmas with his mother. Ross will never come back once he's gone.Afterwards, his father suffered all the tricks of fate. First, he was repeatedly investigated and summoned by the Gestapo for Klos's "absconding". Changing her mother's surname to "Puluo" is a later story.

Going back to the end of 1941, Cross arrived in London and entered the local middle school for six months to study in the 10th grade. He passed the Cambridge University Entrance Examination when he was just 16 years old, becoming the youngest student in the history of the school at that time.Some people who didn't like Clos Prowess said that it was actually because of the lack of students during the war that he picked up such a bargain. In the summer of 1946, Cross graduated from the Faculty of Law, Trinity College, Cambridge, and was not yet old enough to take the examination for a lawyer's license. There were already several companies rushing to give him a job.Cross was not in a hurry. He first lived in Paris for a year, and then joined the Hanborough Bank in London. After obtaining a license in the third year, he was transferred to the Criminal Division of the British Supreme Court.Cross told his friends that he has no interest in criminal law. His ideal is to do civil litigation involving huge financial disputes between large companies, but he is too young now, "no one dares to pay large sums of money To a furry child".It can be seen that Cross is following the path that his grandfather, Franz Prow, once walked—carrying a law degree to break into the financial world.

Perhaps it was Close's disrespect for criminal law that led to his subsequent conflict with the law. At this time, Clos Pro has grown into an adult, with a height of 1.84 meters, good appearance, good upbringing, good education, good income, and even owns a set in the most prestigious Belgrave Square in London A nice apartment soon made him a local celebrity and a must-invite guest at various salon parties.Kloss also often holds parties in his apartment, and he can even invite some royal family members such as the Duke and Duchess of Westminster. It was at such a party that in 1958, at Beaver Castle, Clos Pro was fortunate enough to sit at the same table with the then richest man in the United States and oil tycoon J. Paul Gerdi.At that time, Gedi came to England for inspection, and he was planning to move the company headquarters from Los Angeles to London.

Coincidentally, one of Clos's French friends was Gedi's stockbroker.The Frenchman had heard that his biggest client was visiting England and had flown in from Paris to London.There were only four people at the dinner where the French greeted Gedi that night, including Clos Pro.During the meeting, Gedi formally invited Cross to join the future "Gedi Petroleum". By 1962, Clos Pro was already in an important position in "Gedi Petroleum", and he was appointed as the "Executive Assistant to the President" in charge of the oil fields in the Middle East, which are the most important in the company's business.Close's monthly salary at the time was 2,500 pounds, or 6,000 U.S. dollars, equivalent to three-quarters of the British prime minister's salary.At this point, some people who don't like Cross Pro never forget to add that Cross's debt is actually not low.Cross lives in luxury, has his own butler, cook, driver, and hires someone to take care of his mother. The flowers in his apartment alone cost hundreds of pounds a month... txt electronic book sharing platform