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Chapter 840 Fun Man

George's control over the country was far less than that of Polis or even Carol. The Greek army was loyal to the Greek Parliament, not to King George.

Since Georgi has so many concerns, George no longer forces him, hoping that Georgi will realize as soon as possible that democracy and freedom are the biggest lies in this world.

In the Russian system, rules and order are the foundation. As both are democracies, the quality of Montenegro's vote can never be compared with Russia's vote.

Russia is the patriarch of the Russian system. If Georgy wants to demand more benefits for the Kingdom of Greece, he should first think about how much the Kingdom of Greece has contributed to the system.

To George's regret, most Europeans have no concept of family, country and the world, so it is very difficult for them to understand and accept the cake theory. This is why social Darwinism has prevailed in recent decades.

The core idea of ​​social Darwinism is that only the fittest survive in the natural selection. Based on this theory, the expansion of imperialism and capitalism has legitimacy, and those who are not "fit" should not exist at all.

According to social Darwinism, it is only natural that the weak Poland was annexed by the powerful Russia.

The Warsaw Military District's exercises lasted for a month and exposed many problems. Vasily stayed in Warsaw until the end of October before returning to Alexandria.

Mannerheim's work was fruitful. The conflict between Romania and Yugoslavia was eased, and the two governments reached a cooperative development agreement on offshore fishery resources. Yugoslav fishermen could enter Romanian waters to operate, but they had to pay taxes in accordance with relevant Romanian regulations. If they dared to evade taxes, they would face huge fines.

After Poland began exercises in the Warsaw Military District, the unfair actions against Slavs in the country were greatly curbed, but Vasily was not satisfied with this, believing that the exercises had a limited deterrent effect and could not make the Poles wake up.

As long as Russia occupies Warsaw, there will be no real improvement in relations between Poland and Russia.

In this case, we should strike hard and let the Poles also taste the Russian iron fist. Only in this way can we truly create an effective deterrent.

"how do you want to do it?"

In an environment where people fear power but not virtue, George doesn't mind showing off his muscles appropriately.

During the European Revolution of 1848, Russia took the initiative and maintained the European order.

Not only did Russia fail to gain the gratitude of European countries, it was also dubbed the "European gendarme", which aroused the vigilance of European countries. This led to the merger of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the unification of the German Empire.

Germany has begun to rise, the Balkan Alliance is undercurrent, and Russia's appropriate flexing of its muscles will at least be beneficial to the stability of the Balkan Alliance.

"Send people to Poland to guide the Poles to overthrow Piłsudski's wicked rule by force, so that true democracy and freedom can come to Poland!"

Vasily sneered, it’s just shouting slogans, as if everyone can do that.

George was silent. This was another story of a dragon slayer who eventually became a dragon.

The provisional government, which was supported by foreign capital at the time, overthrew the Russian Empire under the banner of democracy and freedom.

Now it is finally Russia's turn to hold high the banner of democracy and freedom.

I have to say, it’s really useful.

George thought it would take Vasily some time to get used to this operation.

I didn't expect the effect to be so immediate.

Dissatisfaction with Piłsudski in Poland was already on the verge of exploding, with many people dissatisfied with Piłsudski, including in the Polish government and parliament.

Piłsudski only cared about the army and ignored the difficulties of the Polish government and parliament. Even though Poland was already in great misery, the Polish government and parliament tried every means to ensure sufficient military spending.

In this way, the army was indeed well fed, but everyone else had no food to eat, and everyone was dissatisfied.

In fact, Piłsudski was also dissatisfied.

Russia has begun to form armored forces. The Warsaw Military District has deployed nearly a thousand fighter jets and bombers in exercises, while Poland is still using heavy armored cavalry.

Piłsudski also wanted the most advanced armored vehicles and fighter jets, but Poland could not afford them, so it could only make do with cavalry.

Even if you can afford it, you can't use it.

There are no oil fields in Poland.

On November 11, teachers and students of the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan held a rally to protest against the Polish government's cuts in education funding.

Adam Mickiewicz University was founded in 1519 and is one of the oldest universities in Poland.

In recent years, the Polish government has continued to cut education funding. Due to insufficient funds, even professors at Adam Mickiewicz University need to work part-time to make a living, and teaching work has been seriously affected.

In early November, the Polish parliament discussed next year's fiscal budget and decided to cut education spending by 11% next year.

This cannot be blamed on the Polish Parliament.

In order to meet the fiscal budget, the Polish Parliament has done its best, and members of parliament have even taken the initiative to cut their salaries. If this continues, members of parliament will have to work part-time after get off work to meet their living needs.

In stark contrast to the cuts in education funding, military spending will increase by 10% next year.

"We want to eat!"

"We want to live!"

“Increase funding for education!”

Teachers and students gathered at the entrance of the Parliament Building, with their shouts growing louder and louder. As more and more people joined in, the situation gradually got out of control.

Poznan Mayor Strau took this very seriously and personally went to the Parliament Building to persuade teachers and students to leave, promising to do everything possible to increase education funding.

"You've said this before, but to no avail—"

“Can you change that person’s decision?”

"We want to see Professor Moshchitsky!"

People were becoming increasingly agitated and were not receptive to Straw's persuasion.

"I will report your demands to His Excellency the President. Before that, all of us must remain rational. Please believe me and believe in Parliament..." Straus shouted at the top of his lungs, but except for a few people closest to him, no one else could hear what he was saying.

Boom boom boom——

The sound of dense horse hooves came from afar, and cuirassiers carrying sabers and rifles arrived. Their arrival not only did not make people feel afraid, but made them even more excited.

In the era of cold weapons, the Polish cavalry was known for its strength and efficiency. Even the Russian Cossack cavalry were defeated by the Polish cavalry.

The teachers and students of Adam Mickiewicz University were knowledgeable. They knew that with the advent of the era of hot weapons, the cavalry was no longer glorious and had fallen far behind the times.

In this case, it is ridiculous that the Polish Parliament still uses precious funds to maintain the largest cavalry in the world.

From a purely visual perspective, the high-ranking cavalrymen do look good. At the very least, they have ruddy complexions and strong bodies, and at least their nutrition is guaranteed.

Even their war horses did not look hungry.

"Get out of here immediately, or you will be punished!"

The officers in charge were furious. This was a competition for their livelihood and their interests were at stake.

"Assholes, you'd rather raise horses than let us have enough food!"

"Look at how skinny we are. You should be ashamed!"

There were roars from the crowd, and some people even picked up stones on the ground and threw them at the cavalrymen.

"Oh God, why don't you send down thunderbolts to kill them!"

Most of the time, God simply cannot hear people.

But at this moment, God appeared.

Bah!
No one knew who suddenly fired the shot, but a cavalryman next to the officer staggered and fell off his horse.

"Enemy attack, enemy attack! Draw your swords!"

The officer blew the whistle and ordered the cavalry to attack, and the scene suddenly became chaotic.

On that day, a total of 23 people were killed and more than 170 people were injured in front of the Parliament building.

The Polish government responded quickly and did its utmost to block the news to avoid causing greater chaos.

But unfortunately, the next day the southern area bordering Germany also fell into chaos.

Britain and France supported Poland in order to balance Russia and Germany, so the Polish government targeted not only the Slavs in Poland, but also the Germans.

In order to quell the domestic chaos, Ignazi made an emergency visit, hoping to get support from Britain and France.

Sanctions from the League of Nations arrived earlier than support from Britain and France.

On November 11, the League of Nations held a special meeting to discuss the humanitarian crisis in Poland, and Putales proposed economic sanctions against Poland.

This suggestion was supported by Andre.

But it was opposed by Edward and Perrier, the new French ambassador to the League of Nations.

Putales was very aggressive and right from the start he blamed Poland's humanitarian crisis on the instigation of Britain and France, saying that Britain and France were the initiators.

"Without your support, Poland would not be in the chaos it is today. You should be held responsible for everything that happened in Poland."

Pourtales led the charge, showing no mercy to the British and French.

"Nonsense!"

Edward kept a poker face and denied it flatly.

Perier had been in office for less than a week and had not yet fully understood the situation, so he did not speak rashly.

"We should set up an investigation team to thoroughly investigate what happened in Poland—"

Lorenzo was serious, and the Italian was the only one among the five people present who had no inclination.

"What you said makes sense. Why don't you be the leader of the investigation team?"

Andre pushed Lorenzo into the fire. The starving people in Poland don't care whether you are the head of the League of Nations investigation team.

Lorenzo didn't argue with Andrea, but spread his hands and pretended to be dead.

"Any aid to Poland will only serve as capital for Piłsudski to maintain his rule. Unless we organize an intervention army as quickly as possible, we will not be able to stop the worsening humanitarian crisis in Poland."

Putales did not intend to solve the problem at all, but came to tear down the house.

Due to the restrictions of the Treaty of Versailles, Germany could only retain 10 troops.

When the League of Nations was established, Germany had not yet joined the League of Nations, so Germany had no say in the League of Nations.

If an intervention army is formed, Germany, as a permanent member of the Security Council, will definitely participate. In this way, Germany can naturally break through the restrictions of the Treaty of Versailles.

"No! We cannot interfere in Poland's internal affairs in a brutal way or by force—"

Perier finally came to his senses and realized that if Germany broke the restrictions of the Treaty of Versailles, France would be in danger.

"Hasn't your interference been enough?"

Andrea, like Lorenzo, is a man of fun.

(End of this chapter)