Chapter 73: The French Attitude
Although the civil war in the German Confederation had come to an end with Albert's resignation, Germany's foreign war continued to ferment, and potential enemies remained. Ideologically, many people in China only know that Adrian did not personally come to the front-line battlefield of national reunification, but few people know that Adrian did not just use his mouth and command his army remotely in Hanover, and no one knows that while he won the war of domestic unification, he was also mediating with Britain, France, the United States, the Soviet Union and other countries on the war issue of World War I.
On the surface, it seems that there is no possibility of war in eastern Germany at present, but this does not mean that there will always be no crisis and no potential enemy in eastern Germany. On the contrary, after the establishment of the Soviet government, the part of Poland that originally belonged to the German occupation zone, because of the strong support and help of the Soviet Union, has emerged as a red regime, and with the changes in the international situation, such a red regime, although it has not been universally recognized internationally, has become the de facto ruler of the Polish region with the assistance of the Soviet Union. A huge red iron curtain opened to the east, and it was clinging to the German front door. The Soviet Union, the vanguard and representative of the red, was not only the German elite who were panicked, but also Britain, France, the United States, and other countries, especially the United States, who were always concerned about this red curtain that might be opened, and at the same time aroused 100,000 vigilance against this red iron curtain.
For Britain, France, the United States, and also Germany, there was little suspense about the creation of the Soviet Union, but all the countries did not dare to assess its energy, nor could it assess his. As far as the current situation is concerned, the Allied forces led by Germany have just separated this red iron curtain from Britain, France, and the United States.
Herman? Müller is Germany's new foreign minister and a member of Germany's Federal Party. Since the establishment of the German Adrian regime in Hanover, Hermann, who was in charge of the peace talks in the Federal Republic of Germany? Miller received several encrypted telegrams from Adrian, the contents of which were similar, and in the final analysis, he must ensure that Germany could not be a defeated country when negotiating an armistice with the Allies.
Adrian made his attitude and demands clear to Miller, and his attitude was very firm, which meant that there could be no word of "surrender" for Germany in this peace negotiation. Miller, who was usually extremely shrewd, was very confused, as far as his personal understanding and judgment were concerned, Germany was a defeated country, and it was indeed a surrender to the Entente, but he was very confused, and President Adrian got his confidence from knowing where, and he refused to admit Germany's defeat and surrender.
Dedicated to Herman? Miller's translator in charge of deciphering the code was personally selected by Adrian for interviews, and his loyalty is unquestionable, and his professional quality must be very good. Miller wasn't worried about errors on the translator's errand. After several days of telegrams, Miller learned about the situation in Germany, the Nationalist Army had swept away the leaves like an autumn wind, and the victory of a unified Germany was in hand. Adrian's tenure as the first president of the German Federal State will also be without suspense.
Herman? Miller acted very steadily, and the nature of the war between the Allies and the Entente could not be changed by anyone, and Britain, the United States, and France would not allow Germany to avoid the reputation of defeat just because Adrian might become president of the Federal Republic of Germany, nor would it be possible to change the fact and fate of surrender. He told Adrian his doubts and concerns unabashedly.
After Adrian received the telegram from Miller, he immediately held urgent discussions with the cabinet, and finally called Herman back? Miller, let him learn to say that if the Allies were willing to see a new red Germany appear in front of their door, Germany could do it at any time! After all, the Germans now preferred to be friends with the Soviets.
This sentence clearly told the Entente countries, especially the United States, Britain, France and other countries, that the Red Soviet Union was increasing its influence around the world, and the Western camp led by Britain and the United States would be under great threat, and Germany was now in the middle of the two. Adrian gambled on this, and he believed that the Western camp would not be too confused.
Miller was stunned for a moment after getting the telegram, and then laughed out loud in the room without hesitation. Miller, even when he slept at night, fell asleep with this telegram in his hand, and this night, he slept very soundly, very sweetly, and from the bottom of his heart, he sincerely admired Adrian, who deserved to be a qualified and good president.
The next day, as Adrian expected, Herman? Miller unusually forcefully repeated Adrian's exact words to Foch, the Allied commander-in-chief on the Western Front. Marshal Foch was also an extremely intelligent general, and as the supreme commander of the Entente on the Western Front, he was appointed as the representative of the Entente and first received Miller. According to the situation at the time, Miller's attitude seemed to Foch to be like a duck with a dead mouth and a hard mouth. But when he put Herman? When Miller's original words were repeated to the top brass of Britain, France, and the United States, the unexpected Western camp suddenly had a deeper level of thought, in addition to surprise, and they had to reassess the conclusion of the war and think about what kind of ending should be acceptable to both sides.
While Britain and the United States were still discussing within themselves, the President of the French Third Republic, Wren? Without hesitation, Poincaré rejected the German offer and told the Allied commander-in-chief, Field Marshal Foch. France accepted only the unconditional surrender of Germany, and then Germany accepted the sanctions of the Entente.
Adrian's threat, didn't Poincaré see it? He actually saw it, but he didn't care at all. When Poincaré was 10 years old, the Franco-Prussian War inevitably broke out, and Poincaré's hometown was reduced to a battlefield and devastated devastation, sowing the seeds of hatred in his young heart. After the end of the Franco-Prussian War, France was forced to cede Alsace and Lorraine, France was humiliated, and the young Poincaré deeply felt this tragic national sentiment in school, family and society, which is not difficult to understand why Poincaré stood on the French political stage, why he strongly advocated war and revenge.
Before the outbreak of the First World War, he made great efforts to isolate Germany diplomatically. As the far-right nationalist leader of the French Third Republic, he took this power to the extreme. Poingaré visited the Russian Empire, held talks with the Tsar, the Russian Prime Minister, and the Foreign Minister, and signed a military treaty. Britain and France also signed a naval treaty to unify the deployment of British and French naval forces, stipulating that the British navy would focus on protecting the Atlantic Ocean, including the west coast of France, while the French navy would focus on defending the Mediterranean Sea and protecting British interests in the Mediterranean. Under the good offices of Poincaré, the Entente was further consolidated. All of this was done in less than two years after he first formed a cabinet in 1912, and later fell out with his former ally Clemenceau for revenge.
If France under Poincaré could have only one mortal enemy, that mortal enemy could only be Germany.