Struggle in Russia

Did Neschel Roddie have a conspiracy? Naturally, there is no. There is only one reason why he sells himself so readily-that is, he has to.

There was actually no other way for Neschel Rodie to go. He had no other choice but to sell himself. I have to say that Count Rostovtsev’s arrangement in recent years has been very successful, step by step he has pushed Neschel Rodi to a dead end, and now Bulgaria is his last hope for a comeback. He is like a loser. The eye-eyed gambler can only throw in his last remaining chips.

For the unbeatable Neschel Rodie, selling himself to Prince Alexander is not unacceptable. If he loses it all, he, the prime minister, will naturally fall back. Might as well commit to give Crown Prince Alexander a chance for the last fight.

If he succeeds, he will naturally remain the prime minister. What’s more, Prince Alexander was originally the prince and the future czar, and he would probably not let him grow up and grow young if he sees Nicholas I. Even if he commits himself to Crown Prince Alexander, he is only supposed to work for the next boss in advance. Anyway, he always has to work for the boss, right?

As for whether Nicholas I would be upset when he knew that he was selling his body, Neschel Rodie could no longer manage that much. He didn’t know how to get through the current hurdle, or where to close the future.

I have to say that the changes in 1852 were really unprepared. Even the old fox like Neschel Rodie, who had come from the previous era, had to make the last fight, which is really embarrassing. As the saying goes, the back waves of the Yangtze River push the front waves, and the front waves like him should come to a curtain call.

“That old fox sells so well?”

After hearing Dmitry’s report, Count Rostovtsev also sighed. He had dealt with Neschel Rodi for a lifetime, and he naturally knew how powerful he was. In order to drive him to a dead end, he had been thinking about it all these years The method, and now it is finally successful, but how does this joy taste a little bitter?

“What shall we do next?”

Dmitry didn’t have much interest in where Neschel Rodie was going. He cared about the future, because according to Count Rostovtsev’s plan, earth-shattering events were about to happen next.

How to seize the opportunity when the big event comes, how to lead the trend, and how to minimize the loss of Russia, these are what he cares about.

“The next step is not what I expected, Nesher Roddi will exert extreme pressure on Turkey,” Count Rostovtsev replied slowly, “but Turkey is unlikely to comply. This time limit pressure is very likely. Becoming the fuse will detonate the conflict between us and Britain and France, and the war will break out again soon!”

Dmitry is no stranger to the war. He has commanded many battles, and it is through the accumulation of merits through battles that he has become what he is today. But I don’t know why, but he has a trace of anxiety about the upcoming war, which is exactly the same as when he first went to the battlefield.

After hesitating for a moment, Dmitry asked: “Will Britain and France really support Turkey?”

Count Rostovtsev glanced at him and asked, “Are there other options for England and France?”

“The reason why Turkey exists is not because he still has the ability to resist. It is not the fifteenth century. It is easy for European powers to eliminate them. Turkey exists entirely because his existence is a kind of balance, so that all countries Both can maintain the interests of the Black Sea coast, but now Neschel Rodier is actively trying to break the balance and try to enjoy his own interests. Do you think other countries can give up?”

Dmitry keenly noticed a word-countries. Although countries can refer to Britain and France, he felt that the countries mentioned by Count Rostovtsev were not only Britain and France. Could there be other powers that would be involved and stand on the opposite side of Russia?

“Don’t you forget Austria?” Count Rostovtsev asked with a smile, “Don’t you really think that Austria can tolerate our uncontrolled expansion in the Balkans?”

Dmitry was taken aback, because in the past two years Austria’s sense of international presence is really not strong. Apart from hanging Prussia on the issue of the German Confederation, this country really hasn’t done much.

Moreover, Russia gave Austria a lot of face on the issue of the German Confederation, allowing them to resist the Prussian counterattack and continue to be the boss of Germany. Dmitri subconsciously felt that Austria should sell Nicholas I to a face. But according to Nicholas I, Austria may not be on Russia’s side. How is this possible?

“How can it be impossible?” Count Rostovtsev sneered. “The Balkans are also the core interest of Austria. Before we had no choice but to give in. But once we annoyed Britain and France, you think they will do that again. polite?”

Dmitry suddenly stopped talking. It was indeed now and then. After Russia faced Britain and France, what else would it use to judge Austria? At that time, the Austrians will naturally be alive and well. If they stand on the side of Britain and France, Russia really has nothing to do with him.

“It’s not just Austria,” Count Rostovtsev sneered again. “Prussia probably won’t be on our side!”

This time Dmitry was really shocked. UU read www.uukanshu.com because he always thought that the relationship between Russia and Prussia was OK, and Prussia had no reason to turn back!

“The Treaty of Olmitz, have you forgotten?”

Dmitry shivered as he watched Rostovtsev’s joking expression. He remembered, because Russia was on the Austrian side under the Olmitz Treaty, which made Prussia very embarrassed, and it is inevitable that they would Hate.

This time, let’s not talk about standing back to Britain and France completely. As long as Prussia stays neutral without saying a word, it is tantamount to stabbing Russia in the back. After all, only the Holy Alliance is what Russia relies on to restrict Britain and France. Now that Austria is against the water and Prussia remains neutral, there is nothing left.

Dmitry exclaimed in a real situation: “In this way, wouldn’t it be that we face Britain and France alone?”

Count Rostovtsev reminded again: “Don’t forget Austria…”

Dmitry suddenly fell into the cold. He never felt that the future would be so cruel. If Count Rostovtsev’s prediction becomes a reality, then Russia is really bad luck. Anyway, he doesn’t believe in the power of the Russian family. Can beat Britain and France, not to mention that there is an accomplice from Austria, an anti-boned boy!