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

Karl invited everyone into his home. From his standpoint, he was an enemy of the bourgeoisie, but he was much more realistic. He currently did not feel that the dictatorship of the proletariat could wipe out all supporters of capitalism.

His good friend Friedrich Engels was a factory owner and businessman. From the first time they worked together, Engels was his best friend. Later, when he was in trouble, he also supported him, so he did not feel that everything was wrong. The middle class is the enemy, but it is the target that can be fought for.

Moreover, these are still three girls. Their average age is no more than eighteen years old. If they are guided, they can become proletarian warriors. This is what Karl thinks.

But it was obvious that his idea did not apply to August and Tina in front of him. After all, their last names proved that they could not stand on the side of the proletariat.

"Sit down, beautiful girls, Xiao Yanni, you take the children out for a while, and I will say a few words to these girls."

"it is good."

Jenny and Helen left the living room with a few children and went to the door.

"Let me guess, you can't come to Paris just to ask for my autograph, right? Does the King of Prussia want to invite me back?"

August smiled and replied, "No, but Prussia's future needs you, and you need to return to Prussia."

"Let me go back? It's not that I don't want to go back. I have been expelled from Prussia. How can I go back? I don't think I can stay in Paris, let alone Berlin. I would rather go to London."

Karl asked, "I haven't asked you what your name is yet, girl, and the girl in military uniform."

"August von Parseval."

"Tina von Bismarck."

Karl just took a sip of water and almost spit it out, what the hell, Feng? Or Parseval.

"King Pu?"

"I was kicked out by my two brothers, and they didn't let me go back."

"I didn't expect that the Prussian princess came to see me... If the Prussian Junker nobles find out, you, the princess, will be finished."

"Anyway, I'm only in name only, so let's stop with the polite words. Mr. Karl, are you willing to return to Prussia? Come with me."

Karl couldn't help laughing. This was the funniest thing he had ever heard. "The largest feudal leader in Prussia invited me to go back. If I accept it, you will definitely know what other proletarian revolutionaries will think of me." my answer."

"Well, I didn't have high hopes at first. If you don't want to, I won't force you. Although we are enemies after all because of our different positions, but at this time, I haven't reached a high position yet, and you are just a small person. Fame, I don’t think I have any need to stop you, and since I decided to come to you calmly instead of bringing the military police, I should be able to let you know my position."

"Centrist? You are seeking my help for your own benefit, and I am working for the benefit of the proletariat. You and I are destined not to be together. No matter how generous the terms you offer, I will never accept it. I It is impossible to betray Engels, let alone the broad masses of proletarian revolutionaries.”

Karl slapped the table. If August was just the daughter of a wealthy family, then Karl would certainly try to fight for it, but August was a feudal lord and a vested interest in a corrupt system, so there was not so much nonsense to talk about. .

They have no choice but to be enemies. Of course August knows this, but the person in front of him is the mentor of the proletariat. August admired him in his previous life, so this trip can be regarded as a meeting with his idol. .

But that was all. It was true that she wanted to help Karl. People would always be a little impulsive, especially when facing their former idol.

"Okay, but I don't object to you fighting for workers' rights. It's just that I'm not talking to you as Parseval. I live in Berlin. I know what everything is like in Berlin. I also want to help. From this perspective, am I also a proletarian revolutionary?"

"Do you want to be a revolutionary? Do you want to overthrow your family's rule? Or is your sympathy for workers just a way for you to win more support? If so, I just want to say that the proletariat is by no means fighting for power. tool."

Karl's words were a bit radical and directly exposed August's conspiracy, but August was not angry, she still said calmly.

"So let's change the question, what is so-called communism? As a founder, you must be familiar with it, right? But when do you think it will be realized, or where will it exist?"

"After telling you, will you destroy it again? I will not tell it to your Miss Auguste."

"I know, Mr. Karl, most people in the world think that communism is with you, with Mr. Engels, or in the Communist League. They think that destroying these organizations can dismantle communism, but in fact On the topic, the Communist League does not always represent communism, and communism does not exist in Paris or Berlin. It exists in the practice, thinking and motherland of communists. This is also part of your theory, isn't it? A single political system and organization cannot represent Communism as a whole, even though it has achieved the dictatorship of the proletariat.”

"It seems that you do have the intention to understand communism. Okay, I understand. You may indeed become a communist, but your identity is reactionary and ruling after all. There is no way for you to become a communist unless you Be willing to make a complete break with the past.”

After hearing August's explanation of communism, Karl was sure that she could really become a communist, but Karl really couldn't understand why she was willing to understand or even participate in the communist movement.

"Mr. Karl, your theory is very realistic, but I am more realistic. I have summarized your works and brought my own thinking. I think communism is currently unlikely to be realized. You can't refute this, right? ?”

"I don't think so. It can be achieved. The labor movement in Paris has proved this. Their power is very small now, but in time they will burn down the entire old world like fire."

"Is that so? Well, for example, the country in the world that is most likely to achieve proletarian revolution is Tsarist Russia. Peasants and workers are the main subjects of oppression, and they are very powerful. With the rule of Russia They are becoming more and more reactionary. As long as they have a program, they can organize a revolution. So if the workers' movement succeeds and they completely overthrow the tsar's rule and establish the world's first communist country, what do you think it will do? ?”

"The communist country founded by the Slavs...what do you think? Miss August."

"They will be isolated. The entire communist Russia will be isolated by the international community. The capitalist countries led by Britain and France will definitely oppose such a country. Now there are only two roads in front of them. One is to move toward extreme revolution and invade neighboring countries. Continuously launching wars to subvert the regime, one is to establish communism in one country, which one do you think is more practical?"

"Obviously it's the latter. Russia is one of the great powers. It has abundant resources and can maintain domestic operations even if it is isolated. Continuous revolution abroad is obviously not a good idea, because Russia is the weakest country in imperialism after all. As a result, if there is a conflict with the great powers, the proletarian regime that has finally succeeded may be strangled in the cradle."

"It's the same as what I thought, Mr. Karl. So what happens when a country builds communism, corruption begins to breed in the management, and capitalism begins to resurrect?"

"Let the people supervise the management that governs the country...You mean that even if communism is really realized, it will gradually lose touch with the people due to internal corruption and return to the path of capitalism? Will the people allow this? Did something happen?"

"This is very possible, isn't it? Your theory is actually not perfect enough, because a country under the dictatorship of the proletariat has never been established, and everything is unknown."