Welcome to 19th-century Europe, where strength reigns supreme

When August returned to Brandenburg, the people blocked the streets. She brought news of victory. The war was over. Denmark had been completely defeated. The war was over.

In this Prussian-Danish War, Prussia also suffered nearly [-] casualties. For European countries, such losses can only be regarded as barely acceptable, whether they are large or small.

Although Schleswig and Holstein were allocated to Germany at the London Conference, the question arose as to which country they should be allocated to.

Is it Prussia or Austria? At this level, the atmosphere in the German region has become tense again.

At the National Assembly in Frankfurt, Austrian representatives had conflicts with Prussian Prime Minister Tina over the distribution of post-war benefits. Tina believed that all the territory should be allocated to Prussia.

Austria is so far away, so what do you do with so much land?

Austria said Wozhnima, I've lost nearly [-] soldiers, what's wrong with getting more? Your Prussia has been drifting lately, right? Don't think that I won't dare to deal with you just because you're on Britain's lap.

"Prussia's conditions are unacceptable. Austria has paid the most and should receive the most. Prussia is just picking up the rags behind. What's the big deal?" a

It can be said that the Austrian representatives hate Tina to the extreme. In their eyes, Prussia’s statement is like the British guy saying after the Soviet Union wiped out Nazi Germany in World War II, you are so big and awesome, so don’t take it. It's all just as outrageous to me.

Tina emphasized during the meeting that the unification of Germany, what is the unification of Germany, can only be considered unified if Germany is unified by Prussia.

So I want Schleswig and Holstein, who is for it and who is against it?

The completely unyielding stance made other people in the German Confederacy feel a bit shameless.

They all thought that Prussia had gone too far, and he didn't play like this, right? He took them all and didn't even give his brothers a sip of soup?

Mecklenburg, Oldenburg and most other members of the North German Confederation took advantage of Prussia and naturally supported Prussia's claim to the two principalities.

Saxony, Hanover, Bavaria, Baden, Württemberg and other German states all sided with Austria. They felt that Prussia's demands were too much.

Tina almost yelled when she saw Hannover standing over, "What's wrong with you? You're just a kid, right?" Aren’t you on my side?

The Hannover representative said, “There is an old saying in the Ming Dynasty, which is that those who understand current affairs are heroes.”

Sure enough, countries that have something to do with Britain all have the talent to stir things up. Is this the love that British dads have for their sons?

In the end, the meeting broke up unhappily, and Tina's head hurt when she looked at the messy principalities in the North German Confederation.

Especially Hanover, because of the honeymoon period of Anglo-Prussian relations. As a vassal of Britain, Prussia gave Hanover enough benefits and even more aid than Italy. It was just short of being included in the European Union. But in the end, this force still chose to betray Hanover. Stabbed Prussia.

Tina walked out of the Frankfurt National Assembly angrily, and then heard that August was back.

Good Hanover, you are lucky. This Hanover seems to have a lot of smiles at first glance. However, since August is back, Tina can barely suppress the idea of ​​killing it now.

After all, there are still demands from the United Kingdom in all aspects, and we still cannot directly attack its vassals, otherwise the problem will still be a bit small.

But the meeting was over, and Tina took this opportunity to run back to Berlin overnight. If it weren't for work, who would love to come to such a ghost place? Year after year, she has to play reverse pass with those idiots, and the table is almost covered Even if I hammered them to pieces, I still couldn't stop the mouths of those congressmen.

Moreover, the war has ended recently, and many things have become more complicated. Iron Cross medals still need to be issued, and some subsidies need to be paid to the families of the deceased. These things cost money.

Tina still has to think about where to get the money. The treasury has recently run out of money, and the Japanese side is still under development. She can only think about draining the monopoly capital. After all, that group of people exists just for this time. .

……

When Tina returned to Berlin, it was already around [-] o'clock in the evening. The cold wind outside was blowing coolly. Tina thought that she didn't check her luck when she went out today.

I've been miserable all day today. I was stabbed in the back at the meeting. It was windy when I came back. And I came back so late. I'm too lazy to go home. I might as well just spend one night in Congress. It's not the first place after all. This is the first time I've done this.

Tina walked into the regent's office. This was the only office in a single room. There were other people's posts in her own office, so it was not easy to treat her. Anyway, August was not here, so it wouldn't be a big problem to borrow her office.

Tina groped in the dark and came to the door of August's office, and found that the door was unlocked... It must be Valentina, she comes to the office occasionally.

Or August... But at this point, normally she should have gone back long ago.

After opening the door, it was dark inside and no one was there...

Maybe Valentina forgot to lock the door? Tina is sitting on the sofa next to her... This feels wrong!

"Well……"

"Hey?!" Did he sit on something strange?

Tina quickly stood up, and August lifted the quilt. It was too dark just now and she didn't see August lying on the sofa...

"Tina? You're back..."

"Huh? August...why are you here? Didn't you go home?"

"Well, there were a lot of things today. I accidentally got in too late. I thought I would just spend the night in the office, so I slept here. I didn't expect Tina to come over so late at night..."

August looked at the clock. It was past eleven o'clock and he had just slept for a short while.

"Oh, I'm sorry just now, I didn't see it..." Tina said a little embarrassed, the blow just now must have been quite painful.

"It's okay, but Tina doesn't go home at night, so why are she here?"

"Nothing, just at the meeting..."

Tina roughly described the grim speeches made by the members of the National Assembly today. In particular, Hanover's back stabbing of Prussia must be dealt with carefully.

August: "Is that so? Hanover betrayed us... These guys from the German states can't be trusted. So Tina, what do you think we should do?"

Tina "War between us and Austria is inevitable."

August: "Well, after all, Greater Germany will definitely bring Austria into our territory... But again, we need to find a way to lure them into becoming the evil ones who strike first, without allowing us to take too many risks."

"I know, I will find a way, but unexpected situations may occur..."

"I believe in you. You can definitely do it, but you must be tired after running around for so long. I'm sleepy too. If you have anything to say, let's talk about it tomorrow."

After saying that, August lay down on the sofa, which disturbed Tina.

"Um, where should I sleep?"

"Of course I slept on the sofa."

"Huh? But..."

"The sofa is big enough for two people, so don't fall off."

Tina was shocked, is there such a good thing?