Chapter 153： formulating border issues

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"Huh? I seem to have heard some rumors, are these rumors true? God bless, that's really scary!"

Jerome Bonaparte pretended to be ignorant, and there was also a tone of doubt in his tone, as if it was the first time he heard the news.

Jérôme Bonaparte's flamboyant attitude made Baron Huey more "confident" that the French president in front of him might have reached a certain agreement with the Prussian envoy. Otherwise, the president would never speak with such an attitude. It is clear that the President is deliberately covering up his dealings with the **** Prussians.

Thinking of this, Baron Hubery's heart couldn't help but have a trace of anxiety.

For a qualified diplomat, anxiety is an important obstacle that affects the subjective analysis of things by diplomats. Once a diplomat falls into anxiety, it is likely to give the opponent an opportunity in terms of language, which will lead to a diplomatic crisis.

As a veteran Austrian diplomat deeply influenced by Metternich's diplomacy, he has always harbored deep hostility to the Kingdom of Prussia, especially during 1848, when he witnessed the destruction of the old German Confederation, Among the ruins of the old German Confederation, a new German Confederation emerged from the grass-roots team. Of course, they called themselves the Federation. The new German Confederation was dissolved under the joint efforts of Prussian, Austrian and Southern German soldiers. Before the Austrian Empire could catch its breath, the Kingdom of Prussia established an alliance called the "League of Three Kings", which was intended to bring Austria together. Excluded from the German region, so as to complete the ambition of Prussia to dominate the German region.

He knew very well that in the foreseeable future, the Austrian Empire would inevitably conflict with Prussia over the German issue, and that small-scale frictions would likely turn into large-scale wars.

The support of the Russian Empire is of course an essential link.

And France is also an important country. If it does not get the favor of the French Republic, it will inevitably make the Austrian Empire difficult.

The Ambassador Baron Huber believed that it was precisely because Felix Schwarzenberg saw the role of France as he did that he would try to win over France and make it easier for him in the future Prussian-Austrian war. Austrian Empire.

[PS: The war referred to here is the Omi Muz Agreement of 1851. At this time, Prussia and Austria can already smell the strong smell of gunpowder, and the war may start in the Duchy of Hesse-Kassel at any time. 】

If France chose to support Prussia, then all subsequent actions of the Austrian Empire had to take into account the variable France.

In case of an alliance between France and Prussia, in case Prussia declares war on Austria, in case the Sardinian dynasty rebels again with the help of France, in case... If this happens, the Austrian Empire will probably face a chaotic Germany The Confederacy, a coveted challenger (Prussia), a powerful but not inclined arbiter of the Austrian Empire (French Republic) and a humiliating rebel (Sardinia).

In addition to the battle reports of the Russian Imperial Army in Transylvania from the Austrian Empire, the Russian Imperial Army has long since decayed. Once these three forces go to war against the Austrian Empire at the same time, Baron Hubery can be sure that the Austrian Empire It is very likely that it will be defeated and defeated again and again as it was during the Napoleonic Wars.

Right now, it is not possible to directly confront the Baron Hubery, where Jerome Bonaparte had a showdown. M. Bonaparte played the "peace" card, and he also showed a surprised expression: "Mr. President, we did have some small frictions with Prussia, but I believe that the frictions will pass. Under the leadership of His Majesty La I, His Majesty Franz Joseph and His Majesty Victoria, we will usher in peace again."

"Mr. Minister, and King Frederick William IV of Prussia! They are also an important link in maintaining peace in Europe!" Jerome Bonaparte reminded "kindly".

This one was more convinced of Hubery's heart, Jerome Bonaparte and the Prussian envoy must have discussed some judgments.

"Prussia?" Hubery made a gesture and said with a slightly pompous expression: "With their army that was defeated in two weeks? Mr. President, I think that maintaining peace in Europe is more than just words. There is no A country will listen to a powerless country. Peace in Europe still depends on us, and Prussia can only bully the mob."

The Prussia you despise will expel you from Germany in 17 years! Besides, you can't even beat civilians, so what qualifications do you have to speak of Prussia.

Jerome Bonaparte complained fiercely about Baron Hubery in his heart.

He knows that qualified diplomats are not afraid to exaggerate themselves and belittle others. The original Prince Metternich achieved his strategic goal by pulling the tiger's skin with one hand, so that the victorious kingdom of Prussia had to swallow Metternich. The "bitter fruit" prepared for them by the prince himself.

Of course, after the industrial revolution began, the "bitter fruit" turned into a sweet one, much to Metternich's and the Habsburg court's great regret.

"But Prussia is also a member of Europe, and we can't ignore their demands either!" Jerome Bonaparte pretended to be tangled and said to Count Hubois.

"Your Excellency, I think that instead of meeting the demands of Prussia, we need to restrict them!" The Prussian envoy said with a vow: "In the 150-year history that began in 1700, the expansion of the Kingdom of Prussia has not stopped for a moment! If they are allowed to continue to expand, they are bound to become a disaster for the whole of Europe!"

"But the Russian Empire is also expanding! Does your country only see Prussia? Your country seems to have been supporting the demands of the Russian Empire!" Jerome Bonaparte immediately pointed out Baron Hubery's theoretical conviction.

"This..." Baron Hubery didn't know how to respond to Jerome Bonaparte for a while.

The Russian Empire, as a "traditional" ally of the Habsburgs, has been striving to march towards Constantinople, which is undoubtedly the most terrifying thing for the Habsburgs, which means that they are very It is possible to fall into the siege of the Russian Empire in his lifetime and be forced to become a vassal of the Russian Empire.

The wise men of the Austrian Empire (for example: Prince Metternich) have been trying to use diplomatic means to stop them within the framework of the Holy Alliance, but after a revolution, all efforts will be in vain.

The Russian Empire has mastered the Danube Principality as it wished, and the next step only needs to instigate the Greek kingdom to cooperate with the outside world to penetrate the Balkans and you are done.

"Our country does not want to see the Russian Empire attacking cities and plundering lands recklessly. I can assure you that the Austrian Empire will not support the actions of the Russian Empire!" Hubery hurriedly explained to Jerome Bonaparte, and then He added: "Of course, these words come from the bottom of my heart, and I only say them in front of leaders like you who have great blood! Once I leave the Elysee Palace, I will never admit these words."

Based on a series of foreign policies of the Austrian Empire, Jerome Bonaparte chose to believe the words of Count Huberil.

The first task of the Austrian Empire was not to guard against France, or even against Prussia.

Instead, guard against the greedy bears to their east.

Jerome Bonaparte nodded slightly, as he gave to Baron Hubery, and he played the "friendly" card to Jerome Bonaparte: "Your Excellency, France and Austria are from the Bourbon dynasty (referring to Louis 16) became allies, and experienced the empire founded by your uncle, the restored kingdom of Bourbon and the kingdom of Orleans, and our country has established good diplomatic relations with them! The Austrian Empire also does not exclude the establishment of good relations with the French Republic. Diplomatic relations, we are willing to accept the French Republic as a member of the new order and work together to maintain peace in Europe!"

The heir to the opportunists! Even though Metternich has long since left, your foreign policy will still be inseparable from him.

Jerome Bonaparte silently praised Metternich's opportunistic and practical foreign policy.

"The French Republic is also willing to establish good diplomatic relations with every country in Europe. We stand under the same blue sky, share the same breath, and share the same destiny..." Sleepy diplomatic nonsense, and then the conversation changed: "France longs for peace, but we are also not afraid of war. Regarding some historical issues, we hope to be able to negotiate with Germany's responsible neighbors. Re-planning the border. !"

Jerome Bonaparte finally expressed his ambitions in front of the ambassador of Baron Hubery.

The ambassador of Baron Hubey also instantly understood the meaning of Jerome Bonaparte The Baron Huber who was given full authority to handle French foreign affairs by Felix Schwarzenberg said immediately: "The Austrian Empire warmly supports the request of the French Republic, and certain areas to be negotiated do require certain divisions."

For Baron Huber, the land in the German region is not the land of the Austrian Empire, and oral trafficking does not have any psychological burden for him. He also believes that Felix Schwarzenberg, who is far away in Austria Will definitely agree with what he's doing now.

"If the Austrian Empire is willing to support the demands of the French Republic, then the French Republic is also willing to establish friendly diplomatic relations with the Austrian Empire."

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