Chapter 434： Lviv (Part 1)

The lively and lively marshal's award ceremony, which had a profound impact on the Romanian army, is over. The two newly promoted marshals immediately became the focus of national discussions. Unlike the people and the government watching the lively activities, this award has a great impact on the military.

Because first of all, the appearance of the Marshal not only represented an increase in Romania's military rank, but also represented the deep cultivation of the military's future command system. The marshal who has been rewarded after the war just because of his merits is likely to appear in the wartime command system in the future.

However, no matter how these generals desire for the marshal, one thing they know is that Romania cannot be promoted to the marshal in a short period of time. This short period of time means within 8 years. Whether it was General Fereit, who was only one step away from the marshal, or Major General Hoffman, the youngest general, they knew it. The reason is simple. After the end of the war, it is necessary to seize the time to develop new territories and include them in the Romanian economic system. With the guidance of education and public opinion, these new territories can be better integrated.

People are selfish. After the economic ties are too close, who will talk about independence? People who are selflessly breaking their homes and pursuing independence are those who are well-written by the book, whether they are now or in the future. And they forgot that it was so scarce that they would praise them in great books. If this is the common situation, who would still pursue this kind of news.

At present, Romania is carrying out close economic ties to the new territory, and as an economic promoter, banks certainly need to take the lead.

In Lviv, an important city and transportation hub in the Galicia region, a newly opened Industrial and Commercial Bank of Romania stands on a street named after the founder Danin Galicski. Galichsky Street is the center of economic activity in Lviv. Here you can see not only the banks established by the locals, but also many foreign banks. There are more than a dozen banks on this street. It is not surprising that locals privately refer to Galichsky Street as Bank Street.

As a commercial and economic center, Lviv is also on the main traffic route from Kiev, Central and Eastern Europe to the Black Sea and Baltic Sea ports. Its favorable geographical location has promoted economic development. Its natural environment also attracted many other people, including Tatars, Germans, Hungarians, Poles, Lithuanians, and Austrians.

Other ethnic groups have also brought their own culture, art, tradition and religion to Lviv. The unique conditions have enabled Lviv to integrate the profound historical accumulation of Central and Eastern European and Western European countries. Therefore, it is not surprising that Lviv's architecture has both Gothic and Baroque, Renaissance and Romanesque styles. So here is also called Little Europe.

Nationalities from various places have brought local religions, so there are also many churches here. In the city square, there are Romanian Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant churches surrounded by a circle. In addition, the Lviv National University, founded in 1661, is also one of the oldest universities in Europe.

Rich religious beliefs and educational institutions, coupled with convenient transportation, make the living standards of the locals in Lviv quite good. So wanting the rich Lviv to return to Romania is also a test for Bucharest's governors. For the newly appointed mayor of Lviv, Dov Richie, this is not only a test, but also his own ladder.

Dovrich is a Ukrainian who is a native of West Ukraine. He is one of the main figures of the former Ukrainian Prime Minister Morakov's faction. After Morakov went to Kiev to become prime minister, he stayed behind in Western Ukraine to operate the local area. And the ability is good, to operate the Western Ukraine region as their base camp.

Later, after Romania merged with the Ukrainian government, Morakov and Tikol, as well as the former President Korbachev, the head of Parliament Miklar and others were transferred to Bucharest.

And of course he will not be forgotten by Romania and was appointed mayor of Wolff. However, Dovrich knew that he was able to be appointed as the mayor of the city for rewarding merits, and whether he could continue to gain room for improvement in the Romanian political system depends entirely on his ability and performance.

Moreover, according to his understanding, currently none of the politicians in the new Romanian territory remain in the local posts, and they are basically transferred to different regions. And he can transfer from West Ukraine to Lviv in Galicia, which is somewhat of an advantage, after all, there are Ukrainians. Although they are still different, they are still considered preferential treatment anyway.

In fact, the Eastern Galicia region represented by Wolff is very different from Western Ukraine. One was formerly under the jurisdiction of Austria-Hungary, and the other was formerly under the jurisdiction of Russia. Although both parties have Ukrainians living in them, there are still many Poles in Eastern Galicia. Under its influence, the customs of Ukrainians in Galicia are not so different from the locals in Western Ukraine who are influenced by Russia.

Dovrich knew something before he came to be mayor.

Not to mention the Romanian laws, regulations and administrative styles that need to be implemented in the two places now, and the month before Dovrich came to power, he was very busy with the various problems caused by this. Fortunately, the government knew that forcible suppression would not be a good result, so the Romanian Bank, which regulates the economy, was the first to come to Lviv to carry out economic activities.

As the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China backed by the royal family, it is not surprising that the mayor of Dovrich appeared on the scene. Of course, the local leading figures in Lviv will not ignore the background of ICBC, and they will also appear here. Therefore, this also led to the opening scene of the ICBC Lviv branch, which is comparable to a gathering of local powers and dignitaries. When other people who don't know the truth are surprised, they are surprised.

"Thank you, Your Excellency the Mayor and all of you, for allowing ICBC to open successfully in Lviv. ICBC is the largest commercial bank in Romania and has sufficient strength to **** the economic development of Lviv. To support the development of local industry and commerce, our bank has launched one-year, three-year, and five-year industrial and commercial support loans, with interest rates of 4.25%, 5.45%, and 6.75%."

Little Wariochi, the head of the branch, was at the door of the branch announcing to everyone the new measures of ICBC Little Wariochi's words caused everyone present to take a breath. The interest rate is really very low. . Taking the prevailing bank loan interest rate in Lviv at present, the one-year interest rate is 5.75-6.25%, the three-year rate is 6.95-7.65%, and the five-year rate is 9.05-10.25%. This is equivalent to giving profits to the local people. No matter what you do, it will make more profits than letting them.

Little Warioqi looked immediately like a bank gate in a busy city. I really admire the old father's move. This was specially formulated by his father, who was the president of the bank. In addition to the need to cooperate with the government's penetration of the local economy, it is also working hard for the bank's own expansion. Otherwise, why ICBC can firmly sit in the position of Romania's first commercial bank. In addition to the royal family behind, his father's efforts are also inseparable.

Moreover, it is not just a branch in Lviv that offers such a condition, and all the industrial and commercial banks in Romania currently offer such preferential policies. It's just that the young Variochi used his own advantage and announced it two days in advance, which would facilitate his gaining a foothold in Lviv.

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