The Kaiser did not tell his ministers everything on his mind, he only told them not to talk too much about this, and at the same time expressed his dissatisfaction with the actions of some people in the country in the rear! In fact, this decision is reasonable and reasonable, and it is impossible to say anything simply as Bavaria stands in the way, giving a certain territory as a reward. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

And the prince, who is the beneficiary, also has his own considerations, so naturally he will not go back at this time to ask the Kaiser why he did this, nor will he take the map to the Kaiser and say that the place is for me. With at least four months to go before the start of the Polish pocket offensive, it is a bit too early to negotiate compensation. Of course, he also did not believe that the Kaiser had breached the contract, after all, it was said in public, and the cost of breach of contract was very high!

But that doesn't mean the prince is indifferent to all this! He wondered why the Kaiser had made such a high-profile announcement. This is not just because of the reward for the efforts of the Kingdom of Bavaria in the war. From the outside world's point of view, this can be interpreted as a very good relationship between the two kingdoms of Prussia and Bavaria. Politicians do everything for a reason, so what is the Kaiser's purpose in doing so?

The prince thought as he flipped through some of the materials sent by Count Schelling. And when he looked through the materials, he found something unusual, for example, there were some problems with the efficiency of some factories in Prussia! With the same amount of equipment produced, some factories in Prussia consume more resources than Bavaria, although in terms of efficiency, it is normal for Bavaria to be higher, after all, the prince is a traverser, and some of the management and production experience of later generations have been used, such as the current assembly line, but there are still some problems with this data. I can't say a specific reason, but the prince can feel that this consumption is still higher than normal!

And without exception, these are all military products! And some other news is that it seems that some people in the German market are engaged in hoarding! Compared with the so-called low production efficiency, this hoarding is empirically proven! This plane, because the North Sea blockade line was torn apart for several months at one time, coupled with the loans and supplies provided by the Americans, Germany is much richer than in history in terms of materials, especially basic raw materials and food! So rationing was not implemented in some parts of Prussia, but in Bavaria, the prince's rule, rationing had already begun. Preparing for long-term combat in the future is one thing, and on the other hand, the net is more worried about people's hearts! For example, speculation and hoarding!

Unlike in the Bavarian system, where the government was at the pinnacle of absolute power, the same policy would have to be discounted in Prussia. After all, the executors were the relatively independent Junker aristocracy, which was inextricably linked to the capitalists. The Kaiser is their emperor, but not the only option! This is very clear to the prince as a traverser.

The political turmoil throughout Germany in the latter part of World War 1 can be reduced to a process in which the defeat of Germany was inevitable and the bourgeoisie took advantage of popular uprisings to overthrow the Kaiser. Then he turned around and compromised with the German Army, guaranteed the rights and interests of the Junker aristocracy, and together with the German Army, suppressed the Left and the Red Power of the Social Democrats! Then the capitalists came to power, and the Junker aristocracy retained its military privileges. People's profit-seeking nature will not change, and in such a turbulent era, some ambitious and thoughtful people will definitely act!

If the time-traveler had not crossed over to Ruprecht, the Bavarian prince, but to Krupp or other big capitalists, then the prince would have taken advantage of this opportunity to gain some benefit for himself! What is the purpose of war? Isn't it just for profit?

"So where are their interests? And what will be done? Does this have anything to do with the Kaiser's promise? "The princes wrote on the paper, and then connected each other with several threads." The capitalists naturally wanted a piece of the pie after the war, not only economically, but also politically, and in peacetime, neither parliament nor a constitutional monarchy would have been possible. But war made it possible! The war had created a void of the power of the German government, and in the current situation of the great enemy, the Kaiser would most likely choose to compromise in the face of the political demands of the various parties in the Reichstag! ”

Of course, playing this also requires technology, and domestic conflicts must not lead to the collapse of the front, and at the same time, it is necessary to ensure that the army does not get too involved. Otherwise, whether it is to stir up trouble internally and then lead to the loss of the war or to let the army on the side of the Kaiser directly suppress it, it is unacceptable for these people and the capitalists behind them, they want benefits, not play with their lives!

The prince believed that the Kaiser would certainly want to maintain his own power at a time when some in Prussia were considering weakening the imperial power and increasing the power of the parliament. But at a time when most of the army is deployed externally, and the domestic military industry depends on certain people, it is certainly not good to tear the face directly, and the Kaiser faces exactly the same problems as some people, the same war situation and the attitude of the army. It seems that the Kaiser was also suspicious of the Junker aristocracy. At least some of them are suspicious!

So both sides have to take advantage of the situation! Backed up with great power, then subdued your opponents! The Kaiser is the head of government and the supreme commander of the army, while the opponent holds the economic lifeblood of Germany. So I feel that the Kaiser, who is not very sure in his heart, needs the support of the Kingdom of Bavaria at this time, after all, Bavaria is a country with a centralized monarchy, and its power is indeed strong!

"It's okay, it's about the same as expected, but now is not the time, at least in a year and a half." The prince muttered to himself. This situation was also needed by the prince, and if Prussia was monolithic, then no matter how hard the prince tried, it would be impossible for Bavaria to do something. It is estimated that it is impossible for his wife to become the queen. The power of Prussia was too great, but it was precisely because there were some conflicts between the powerful factions in Prussia that everything the prince planned had the possibility of success, and the so-called fortresses were breached from within. That's what it means!

But now is not the time for Ruprecht to step in. At this time, most of the strength of the Bavarian Army was still concentrated on the Eastern Front, and everything needed a strong military force as a backing, and Bavaria wanted to intervene in the Prussian power dispute, and if Princess Mary wanted to succeed in becoming Queen Mary or even Queen Mary, it needed a reliable and powerful army as a backing.

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