Chapter 1268: Hidden dangers

Slide 1268

It is true that there are many German troops, but the loyalty and the wealth of troops that can be mobilized are quite limited. After all, in the history of the Battle of Verdun, it was almost impossible for the German first-line reserve team to draw so many mobile forces! When necessary, the prince can shrink the troops in Ukraine and return to Germany, but will the German army on the western front dare to withdraw its troops on a large scale from the front? I must not dare!

Now, the struggle between the two sides has not yet reached that point, and the prince is trying his best to downplay his own influence in Prussia. The main military force has always been on the front line. Even after the Russian campaign is completed, the prince still deploys the main force of the army outside Germany. . The purpose of this is undoubtedly to give both parties within Prussia a sense of security. As for what to do when it is necessary? Isn't that simple? Go straight to the country by train and bus! Do you really think the German-Austrian railway was built for nothing? !

Well, according to the inertia of thinking as a conspirator, after understanding the parties involved in the competition, the prince needs to know which side he should stand on and how to get the most benefit! First of all, what is certain is that the prince is absolutely impossible to sit down with the reformists. After all, people want to establish a constitutional monarchy government, and some of them even want to abolish the nobility! Apart from aiming at the Kaiser, these people also had a bullet aimed at Ruprecht! If the Kaiser is down, or if Prussia is down, how can Bavaria be spared? Unless you are ready to burn jade and stone.

For the same reason, it is not possible to completely stand on the side of the Kaiser. The reason is simple. Even with pressure, the Kaiser may not give in to the question of Princess Mary becoming Queen Mary. Because this will fundamentally shake the dominance of Prussia in the German system. Note that this German system does not simply refer to the Second German Empire, but also includes the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Prussia now controls Germany and is overwhelming in the face of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The advantage of sex, but what happens next? If Bavaria and Austria are under the control of the same family, then Prussia's advantage is very small, or even no advantage! This is absolutely intolerable by the Kaiser!

Think about it in another way. If the prince considers the problem from the perspective of the Kaiser: Your second child and the next-door neighbor’s boss are husband and wife, and you may have to deal with you with your neighbor when something happens, what would you do? ! As for the possibility of a compromise, for example, would Bavaria be excluded from Germany as Prussia unified Germany? This is also impossible. The reason is simple. Bavaria's economy and industry are already very large. Once the Kingdom of Bavaria goes out, it will be a heavy blow to Germany. From the perspective of national strength, even if Germany obtains the territory it wants, it still has some losses outweigh the gains! This war is fought in vain!

From the perspective of the German Emperor, Prussia could not tolerate the consequences of losing Bavaria, and from the perspective of the prince, it was also unwilling to leave the German Empire. After Princess Mary became the queen, most of the Austro-Hungarian empire’s legacy was firmly settled by the prince. In the hands, but the prince also needs to maintain a huge influence in Germany! After all, World War I is not the end of all wars. Whether in terms of interest or preparation for the future World War II, the existence of Bavaria in Germany is of great significance.

From this point of view, the prince seemed to be caught in a paradox. No matter which school he chose, he seemed unable to achieve his goals. When one party gains the advantage, or after the two parties reach an agreement, the prince will automatically become their enemy. So is there a better solution? The prince has a bold plan, but now he must wait and see the situation.

Thinking of this, the prince suddenly thought of another possibility. That is, if the Kaiser and some of the reformist factions reach an agreement, what should be done.... At that time, if the prince hasn't activated it, it's better to say. But if the prince starts, then TM really has an accident! The two sides are very likely to unite against Bavaria... This scene is so beautiful that I dare not look directly at it!

Is it possible? Maybe there are! For the Kaiser and the conservatives, as long as they maintain most of their interests, it is victory. And what about the reformists dominated by Social Democrats and big capitalists? If they compromise, they will certainly lose an excellent opportunity. But many people who are not determined may choose to compromise. After all, even after the German revolution broke out in history, many bourgeoisie still hope to keep the emperor.

For those who are not so radical, after they have already reaped the benefits this time, it is not unacceptable to stop first, especially the big capitalists behind them, who are all sharks hiding in the dark. Profit is their business, and it's everyone else. The previous agent is gone, it doesn't matter, just find time to change a batch! So they are the least afraid of changing things!

"Madan, it really deserves to be an epic difficult task." The prince was depressed in his heart. So, judging from the current situation, before the situation is clear, the prince will not play directly until a certain strength of the two sides has made a guarantee. It would be a very good choice to honestly shrink one's own power outside the scope of Germany, and at the same time give some small help to some reformers when necessary~www.wuxiaspot.com~ will be a very good choice.

The German Social Democratic Party can actually be divided into three parts: the left, the middle and the right. The right is led by Albert. To some extent, they support the existence of the German emperor and are willing to retain the rights of some emperors. They are more aimed at parliament and elections. System reform. This group of people is the easiest to satisfy and also the easiest to succumb. If the Kaiser agrees to implement a British constitutional monarchy and parliamentary reform, Albert's right is the easiest to persuade. Unfortunately, their number is not large. Otherwise, the Kaiser will not lose his throne. Albert finally succeeded, not because of how strong the rightists are, but because of the support of the German military.

The other part was the centrist, headed by Kaul Kautsky, who became the German Independent Social Democratic Party. In fact, from a standpoint, they may ask for more, but they also oppose the revolutionary stand of the left. Later, together with the right, they killed the Spartak regiment of the left.

As for the left? Needless to say, it is Karl Liebknecht. Political demands and methods are very radical, breaking the old era and creating a new era. That's it! The attitude is the most resolute, but there is not enough military power.

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