University of Vienna Falls Behind

General Lütwitz was indeed a royalist.

But now it is impossible to support William II to come back to power. Originally, General Lütwitz waited for the domestic situation to stabilize before communicating with Crown Prince William.This situation is more complicated. If Wilhelm II is directly invited to come back, it is likely to lead to the division of the civil war in Deta.

Originally, Wilhelm II abdicated, and he didn't even want the title of King of Prussia, so that the empire could not be divided. Now Wilhelm II sent someone over.

It made General Lutowitz a little confused, and he wanted to ask the specific situation before making plans.

"What's your majesty's order?"

"You are a little too anxious."

General Lütwitz breathed a sigh of relief, or he should have recovered his spirits at this time.From Anna's words, he doesn't have to be embarrassed about William II, but he must also consider what Anna said.

With his back straight, his hands behind his back, he came to the floor-to-ceiling windows on the balcony.

"Do you know the pacts that those countries have signed with us? We have to repay 200 billion gold marks within a year. Who do you think we should rely on? The so-called passive policies of those weak and incompetent governments?"

"France wants Deta to die, Britain and the United States don't, and the current government can make the United States provide loans."

"How to restore the lost dignity?"

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Anna was speechless.

That is the core problem that Deta faces. The Versailles contract cannot be resolved. In this extreme environment, extreme parties will breed, and hatred will gradually deepen under the Versailles Treaty for many years.

If it really comes to that time, even if Anna succeeds in coming to power, it will not be able to stop the torrent of history.

Anna did not continue.

It is meaningless to talk about these things now, and we should talk about something more realistic.

"Most of the army in Deta today neither supports you nor opposes you. Because the people do not support you, President Albert will flee to Stuttgart after leaving Berlin, and then he will call all workers in the country for a general strike. At that time, the troops in other places will also have to declare war on you under pressure, if you go ahead like this, it will lead to civil strife in the entire Deta."

"Albert has the ability to lead workers to strike, but he cannot lead a national strike."

Anna shook her head.

"From your point of view, President Abbott's behavior is too weak, but for the people, he is not a bad president, which is why His Majesty agreed to make him president."

Friedrich Ebert can only be called a moderate.

This kind of gentleness is too weak in the eyes of the army, but his ability is affirmed, and the Prince of Baden also told William II that only Albert can control the situation in Deta.

General Lutowitz was silent.

Nor is he confident about how far President Abbott can do it.

But if President Abbott can really do a national strike.

If he persists, it will cause the entire Deta to fall into civil strife.This is also what General Lütwitz didn't want to see. Once William II abdicated, he just didn't want to see the huge Deta Empire collapse.

That would be the sinner in the entire history of Deta.

General Lütwitz couldn't afford it.

Anna continued to remind.

"Hohenzollern will return to Deta, and the Empire will return, General, but not now, the time is not right."

"Does your Majesty have anything to say?"

When General Lütwitz said this, it also showed that General Lütwitz thought that he could not win, but it did not mean that he would be captured. At least the Versailles contract had to be a more secure solution.

Now, he is qualified to make conditions with the Deta government.

"If His Majesty wants to return to the Empire, the influence of Albert's party must be weakened, at least not allowing him to preside over a strike of national interest. Therefore, even if General Lutowitz agrees to communicate with the government, he must persist for a while. time."

General Lutowitz looked at Anna with a frown.

"What are you going to do?"

"I'll go talk to the trade unions, the capitalist union, we have to make sure that the return of the empire is what everyone expects."

"Half strikes of a national nature?"

"That might be a bit of a hassle, but at least 1200 million workers won't be able to comply with President Abbott's orders."

General Lutowitz instead looked at Anna with interest.

"How can I trust you?"

"Colonel Adani will contact you, you don't need to trust me, just stick to it for a while, and you can make any choice as you wish, and the letter from Hohenzollern will be delivered to you in two days. superior."

"that's it?"

"that's it."

General Lutwitz took a deep breath: "Okay, I won't let Deta split into civil strife, and I won't lose Deta's dignity."

"Then, please wait for my message."

Done.

Anna went out.

Now, naturally, all workers can strike, only the President of the International Trade Union Confederation, the President of the Delta Trade Union Confederation, Karl Legin, the right wing of the Socialist Party.That is to say, the previous agreement with the Capitalists Union, or to be precise, Stinius of the Entrepreneurs Union, introduced the eight-hour working system.

But he differs from President Abbott because he is pro-war and has anti-Semitic tendencies.

in the original history.

After leading the strike, he rejected President Abbott's offer to be prime minister.

Probably for him.

He just doesn't want Deta to have civil strife, what he wants to see is not Deta beating Deta.

...

The reason why Anna didn't want the strike to be too successful.

It's also very simple.

The first is to better come to power in the future. If this strike is complete, it will greatly increase the influence of President Abbott.The second is for the future Ruhr area, at least not let the same things happen in the Ruhr area as in the previous life.

If the Ruhr area is not handled properly, the hatred in Deta was originally limited to the soldiers, then this hatred will be expanded to everyone.As Thalman said, when the people choose Hindenburg, they choose Adolf, and when they choose Adolf, they choose war.

And the people chose war.

By the time I walked out of the government building, it was already dark.

But Anna still plans to go back and change clothes first.

After all, this nurse's uniform is really imposing. What Anna wants to see is not Carl Legin, but a scab who is always available no matter what era.

As for Vladimir.

Really unfamiliar.

Chapter 19 Complicated People

Anna returned home.

I changed into my previous uniform and the logo of my second lieutenant. Of course, no one cares about the rank of second lieutenant.The main thing is that Anna must need high heels, and these people start at 180 at every turn.

In comparison, Anna looks a little short, and she has lost a lot in terms of meeting momentum.

Something so serious has happened in Berlin.

The executives of the Delta Federation of Trade Unions naturally cannot sleep. As the far-right army, everything that is not right is their enemy. Naturally, these include the trade unions, and the left wing will also be divided because of this.

It wasn't Carl Legin, president of the Delta trade union, that Anna was going to see.

It was Emil von Reichter, the top trade unionist.

That's right.

This person is a classic Junkers nobleman, or a scab. It may not be appropriate to describe him as a scab, because he is not a worker at all, but a judge. The trade union also needs his identity, and he also needs Seeking benefits through trade unions is essentially an exchange of benefits.

Anna went to Judge Reichter, a fat middle-aged man, not in her own name, nor in Hohenzollern's name.

In the name of General Lütwitz.

Judge Leichter looked at Anna curiously, at the rank of second lieutenant on Anna.

"I didn't expect the general to send a little girl over. Are you the granddaughter or daughter of General Lutowitz?"

"You don't need to know."

Judge Leichter patted himself on the stomach, also wearing only one pajamas at home.

"Young people now, really, forget it, please sit down."

"Thank you."

Anna still sat on Judge Reichter's sofa, face to face with Judge Reichter.

"Prepare hot milk for the lady. Now the weather in Berlin is getting colder and colder, just like the battlefield in the east."

"Have you fought yet?"

"I joined the army when I was young and spent some time in the Baltic Sea, but I can't." Judge Lecht patted his thigh: "Since a bullet was shot in the leg, I have not been able to go to war."

Anna frowned.

Since it is a Baltic soldier, it can be simpler.

"Then are you willing to help General Lütwitz?"

"What help? I don't quite understand."

Judge Leichter asked knowingly.

"President Albert will move to Stuttgart, and then he will contact the unions and use a national strike against General Lütwitz."

"So the lady wants me to stop the strike action."

"Yes."

Judge Leichter put his hands together on his stomach.