v3 Chapter 339： The University of Sydney teacher is too difficult to be

"Facing the British and Prussian sidelines, the division of the United States of America, which has always been pro-Dutch, has resulted in the loss of a powerful ally among the Dutch allies. At this time, will the Netherlands be able to make a comeback?"

This sentence filled all the newspapers around the world and became the most concerned thing for many social elites.

Even within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, many people have raised this question.

On the Dutch Australian mainland, in the classroom of Class 01 of the University of Sydney senior year, 35-year-old Politics teacher Beet was giving a lecture on Politics on the stage.

When he finished the textbook content, it was time to ask questions.

Usually, the questions he faces at this time are basically the political situation of European countries, or how the cabinet government will govern when faced with people of all ethnic groups in the Netherlands.

He also found that the students were most interested in the three major international organizations led by the Netherlands, the International Court of Justice in The Hague, the International Society of the Red Cross, and the International Federation of Women's Associations, especially the latter, where almost all female students wanted to enter middle.

I don't know, what will be the problem today?

Someone raised their hand!

Teacher Bit looked a little ugly.

"It's him again"

The third from the left in the second row, Abraham Kay, is the one who has the most questions in every political class.

There is no teacher who doesn't like students who have many questions, but when the student has so many questions that the teacher can hardly answer, then in the teacher's opinion, this is a kind of provocation.

That's right, in Mr. Beet's view, Abraham Kay was trying to lose face and make him unable to step down in front of the whole class.

Even so, he had to "fight", because the University of Sydney, currently the most famous university in Australia and the Dutch East Indies, stipulates that when students ask questions in class, the course teacher must answer them in a friendly way, although He hates this one, but for this good salary, he immigrated here from Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and his whole family immigrated to Sydney in the past five years. ".

With a forced gentleman's smile on his face, Bit said, "Student Abraham Kaiber, it really is you again, the teacher is very pleased."

Mr. Beet expressed his admiration on his face, looked around, and praised: "Everyone needs to learn from Abraham Kaiber. Asking questions can improve everyone's memory impact on the content, and at the same time can exercise your courage, of course, teacher It is also possible to review the old and learn the new, and everyone is mutual.”

After Mr. Beet talked nonsense as usual, when he saw many students expressing admiration towards him, he stopped and asked Abraham Kaiber, "I don't know, what do you want to ask?"

After he finished speaking, he looked at him with some fear.

Abraham Keber is wearing a dress of a noble family in the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Although it is only a declining noble family, no one can deny that his grandfather was once a viscount conferred by William I, the great-grandfather of the current King William IV of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. After falling out of favor later, his father is now just a baron. But on the Australian mainland, it is also the only aristocratic family with a title from the Netherlands who immigrated to the Netherlands.

This is also the reason why Mr. Bit must keep his demeanor on his face. Because he knew that even Andrea, the president of the University of Sydney, was very afraid of their family.

As for why Principal Andre is so scruples about this poor house, which is just a viscount, it is not something he understands.

Abraham Kaib raised his head and looked at Mr. Bit. Although he did not agree that the morality of the other party was in line with his point of view, he had to admit that Mr. Bit was quite good, at least not as good as Leiden University and the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands. , Choate, President of the University of Groningen, and poor tutors at the University of Utrecht.

"Teacher, the international situation has been turbulent and changing recently. We, the Kingdom of the Netherlands, have participated in it many times. The Netherlands has taken a leading position in the issue of sanctions against the French Empire. After the UK and Prussia mentioned the Netherlands, they stood aside and became the audience, wanting to watch the Dutch and the French fight, and want the fisherman to benefit. I wonder if the action of the Kingdom of the Netherlands against the French Empire now seems to be? Involved too deeply?"

Bit took a deep breath and had to sigh that this is a topic that is currently being discussed in the international community. Sydney, as the most international city in Australia, although it has only been five years, but on the basis of the old British city, The Netherlands quickly immigrated to Sydney, where the population now exceeds 500,000.

If it is on the mainland, it is second only to Amsterdam and Rotterdam.

Therefore, the commerce here is extremely developed. The United States of America, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia and other commodities are almost gathered here, and consulates have been established here to assist business development. Therefore, it always pays attention to all global developments. .

In this way, the people here are very aware of the international bells and whistles.

The question of Abraham Kaib is actually not new. It is a question that many Dutch people, including Sydney, are thinking about. It has a huge influence like the mainland of Europe, but it is also very concerned.

Patriotism is everyone's responsibility!

As a political teacher, Bit has naturally been looking for answers. He is not preparing lessons for the students in front of him, but for the academic exchange meeting held by the Dutch Far East universities in the near future.

He was just informed a few days ago that he was recognized by President Andrei and will represent the University of Sydney in the "Australian Far East Political Think Tank Selection" held in Melbourne. If recognized, he will be recognized by the world-renowned Australian Institute Director. And the chief researcher Kerim has the opportunity to interview, and if the interview is successful, he will be able to join this think tank that has already emerged in the world.

At that time, his status will no longer be the little university teacher in front of him, but he will be able to use the influence of the institution to express his own unique views on the situation in countries around the world. Really turned out to be "political".

Therefore, during this period of time, he was preparing hard, and he was well prepared for various themes. By then, he would be ready to be a blockbuster in Melbourne.

When Mr. Bit thought of this, he felt extremely relaxed, so he prepared to use the answers he had prepared to answer his "naughty" student.