Romanian Eagle

In the city of Varna, the largest port city in the former Bulgaria, Andikos, a government worker dispatched by Romania, was walking on the Brinf Street.

This street was the most prosperous area before Varna. There are a large number of Bulgarian exporters who wholesale goods from all over this street, and traders who need Bulgarian goods can buy their favorite goods here.

It's just that now the street is deserted, and there are fewer people on the street. In fact, after the start of the Second Balkan War, the merchants here left. After the signing of the Bucharest Treaty, most of the shops here are marked for sale. Now most of the Bulgarian traders are not coming back, they have moved to Burgas in the south and the port city of Thessaloniki in the Mediterranean, where they have better opportunities for development.

While walking on the street, Andercos saw a familiar face and came forward to say hello. Hey, Borkoff, how many residents have you recruited willing to return to Bulgaria?

This young man named Borkonf, he looks delicate, with a pair of glasses more gentle, and wears a white shirt and a pair of black trousers, and has a sleeve with a Bulgarian badge on his arm. He is a local government worker in Bulgaria, responsible for instigating local residents to move to the newly occupied Bulgarian territory.

As for why he met Andikos, a staff member of the Romanian government, it had to mention the law and order in Varna. When I was under military control, the local security conditions were pretty good. Everyone knew that the military would not reason with you. Once it was found that you were committing a crime, it would definitely be dealt with strictly. It's just that after Romania dispatched government officials to manage, the army also withdrew to the barracks. In the face of these new officials who were unfamiliar with their lives, some phenomena that were previously suppressed by the army tended to emerge, and Borkoff was such a victim. By.

When he returned to his residence, he was robbed by a few gangsters, but fortunately he met Anderkes. The final result was that Andercos found the nearby Romanian police, rescued Borkonf, who was stripped of only his underwear, and got his clothes and finances back for him. Then the two started chatting, and the more they chatted, the more speculative they became, and they became a pair of good friends.

He smiled and showed his white teeth when he saw Andercus greet him. The residents we were able to mobilize are almost all mobilized. Yesterday, only 20 families were willing to go to Macedonia.

Borkoff's words made Andercos ask curiously. So you're going to move to the next place to mobilize?

Borkoff continued to answer. Some people will be transferred to the next place, but some people will be left to continue mobilization, and the goal of mobilization will also be transferred. We plan to go to the countryside to try. But I was left to see if there were still any in Varna. Residents who can mobilize.”

This is great news, and I wish you all success.

In the face of Andercos' blessing, Borkoff said with a sigh. Thank you. We wouldn't know if it wasn't for this damn war. But we lost so much, I don't know now whether to celebrate the war or curse it.

Then let's not talk about the war, let's talk about other things.

Andercos continued to ask about the rumors he had heard. I heard you expel the Ottomans and Greeks in the south.

In the face of Andercos' inquiry, Borkoff whispered to him. According to our captain, it seems that, in order to make room for the Bulgarians we mobilized, we can only drive these Ottomans and Greeks.

Hearing Borkoff's words, Anderkes couldn't tell him the news he got. In fact, Bulgaria had already driven out some half a million Ottomans and Greeks from Macedonia and Thrace, and it was more than a mistake to resettle the Bulgarians who agitated from this territory.

The news I got is that the Bulgarian army is still driving the Ottomans and Greeks, making it difficult for him to tell his new friend about this situation. He knows that his friend has always believed in Bulgaria's rhetoric, if it weren't for him. After saving him, it is estimated that he will be more sensitive to his job as a Romanian government worker.

Faced with this situation, Anderkes had to leave first. Then you are busy first. My boss has something to do with me now. Let's talk another day.

Borkoff said that it was not easy to stop him when he saw that he had something to do. Goodbye, Andex. Let's talk next time.

Andkos moved on. He was actually the secretary of the mayor of the Varna region, Chaks, who came here with the arrangement of the government. When Chax was the mayor of the Buzau region, he was his secretary. After Chax was transferred to the Varna region, he was also transferred to continue to serve as the secretary. That's why he was able to know a lot of news that Borkoff couldn't get in touch with, but he still knew that he couldn't spread the news himself. What he said to his friend was not a rhetoric. Mayor Chax was indeed looking for him, just not so eagerly.

After the signing of the Bucharest Treaty, the Romanian government appointed two mayors, one is the mayor of Chax Renvarna, whom he served, and the other is the mayor of the Suman region named Polkets. The Dobridge and Ruse regions were split.

Among them is the credit of Crown Prince Eder. In the previous life, a major country in the Middle East used this method to split up the regions of Tibet and Gansu where ethnic minorities were the majority, and allocated a small piece of it to other provinces, or simply divided it into several Identity, so that the other ethnic groups occupying a major position in it do not have such a large size, which reduces many unnecessary troubles.

Eder can be regarded as a current student and a seller. He divided the northern part of the Ruse region into the territory of Guriju, which is a river, so that this county with a large population in Romania can digest these Bulgarians. The two cities of Liju and Ruse merged, allowing the two cities across the Danube to merge and develop together. , and then assigned its eastern part to Klarahi County. A small part to the southwest was incorporated into the Suman area.

As for the smallest area of ​​Dobrich, except for a limited number of villages that are easy to manage and are assigned to the Varna area, all others are assigned to the Constanta area. After such a division, only Varna and Suman are in the majority of the local Bulgarian people. It is believed that with the migration of Romanian population from the country, these two areas will be easily digested by Romania.

Andkos came to the city hall, the previous Bulgarian municipal building was destroyed by the Romanian army and could not be used. The building they are using now belonged to a patriotic Bulgarian businessman, but with the fall of Varna, he was also buried in the ruins, so it was naturally confiscated by Romania. It was used as the headquarters of the garrison before, and was used as a temporary office by them after the military control ended. Until the new city hall is built, but the new city hall building is built on the ruined Bulgarian city hall, I don't know what they really think.

Seeing the arrival of Andercos, a staff member who had been waiting for him at the gate for a long time stepped forward and said anxiously to him, Lord Mayor asked you to go to his office immediately.

ps Mantou will go on a blind date tomorrow, I hope it will be successful. As for the update issue, it will be updated if time comes. If it is too late, I hope everyone will forgive Mantou.