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In the Berlin Palace, when William IV mentioned his worries about the fall of Napoleon III, William I asked William IV what he was worried about?

William IV's face was unprecedentedly solemn: "After the catastrophe in 1848, Paris has risen again after 20 years, and the pavilion has personally experienced that era. In other words, remember William I in 1849. After the catastrophe, those who succeeded to the throne of Prussia, the horror of the catastrophe of the European royal family and aristocracy, want to remember it.”

William I's eyes widened.

As a result of the catastrophe in 1848, the French Empire became the second French-French-West Republic, the aristocracy was severely suppressed, and the capitalists rose. It was not until 1853 that Napoleon III, with the honor of the president, suppressed the opponents and became the Napoleon family. The second emperor, only after 16 years of life of the Second French Empire.

Bismarck also looked at William IV with a changed face, knowing what William IV meant.

William IV warned: "If Prussia drives out Napoleon III, then the remnants of 1848 will re-emerge, and when French rule, influence or continued spread, the old revolution of 1848 will be repeated. , Who knows, but the probability is still very high, after all, there are few countries in the country that are hostile to the nobles, especially those at the bottom of the society are the most likely to be fanned."

William IV stared at William I: "The Netherlands has been preparing for this for many years. The construction and development of the Australian and Dutch East Indies are just looking for a pure land for the Netherlands, and it is almost completed."

After speaking, he turned his head to stare at Prime Minister Bismarck on the opposite side, and snorted coldly: "The Netherlands' attitude towards East Oman is a fortunate loss. If Prussia thinks the Netherlands is cheating, it can be regarded as a good lesson. Think, say to the Netherlands. , but also the harvest, Prime Minister Bismarck, should be against it?"

Facing the sharp eyes of Bismarck, Wilhelm IV blinked in return.

Including William I, they all chose to remain silent.

After a long time, Bismarck said: "I feel that your Majesty is wrong. The French Empire can be beaten to death with a single blow, and Napoleon III should be left with a way to live. Of course, he will ask the French Empire to retreat from East Oman, and Prussia will fulfill its promise. Prussia is right. Dutch submarines are also very interested.”

William IV: "willing to help Prussia build 10 ships"

Seeing Bismarck speak, he smiled bitterly: "The British Empire is very close on the one hand. For this reason, the British Empire has already ranked the most submarines, and the number of submarines is also the largest."

When William I and Bismarck heard the words, they were speechless.

It is strange that he has also learned from the British tyrants for a long time.

The dispute in East Oman has finally come to an end.

only one issue.

William IV William I took over the issue of the two countries.

On November 20, 1869, when William IV left Berlin and returned westward through half-Prussia, Prussia once again launched a siege against Napoleon III's Reims.

On November 23, 1869, the remaining main force of the 4th and 5th Army of the Metz Army was defeated by Radmilo Chaumont, and the 40,000 remaining troops were surrounded and annihilated by the Second Army of Prince Karl, Crown Prince Frederick of Prussia. overturned.

On November 25, 1869, the Reims garrison of Napoleon III was also attacked by Prussian artillery fire. Napoleon III officially led 83,000 Prussian officers and soldiers to surrender to the Prussian army. After the news spread, the world was shocked again. Reims, the guardian of the east of Paris, was broken, and Chaumont in the south was also occupied by the family. However, Paris became a favorite place to face the Prussian army.

William IV, who had already returned to Hannover Province in the Kingdom of Prussia, was silent after hearing the news.

The person next to William IV was also shocked.

Nicholas Pearson: "As expected, Bismarck will go directly to Napoleon III. Instead of facing an opponent who can arouse the unity of the French Empire, it would be better to let a group of so-called bourgeois Taiwan, Bismarck, William I of Bismarck see death. replaced the French Empire with a heart"

William IV nodded, and then pointed out the mistakes of the French side of the war: "In this battle, Napoleon III made three mistakes on one side, and Napoleon III suffered a tragic defeat. First, as for the position of the French army to meet the enemy's attack, the victorious Prussian army was able to enter France. As a result, the French Army Gleevec was divided into two separate armies, allowing them to meet and even cooperate with each other.

Second, Bazin's army Metz hesitated to act, and as a result, he was simply besieged in Lorraine and other places, losing the flowing troops and hurting himself.

Thirdly, the route along which the troops supporting Bazin follow, is to instigate all the enemy's prisoners to reinforce the army."

William IV said, sarcastically: "The reason is that, in addition to the wrong strategic guidance of the Paris government, it is also the wrong turn of the supreme commander of the line.

First of all, when the French army was defeated in the first battle on the frontier and decided to retreat, and the Paris government let the main force of the Inn River Army retreat, McMahon, the commander-in-chief of the French army, should judge the situation and lead the troops to the Inn River Army from the overall situation of the war. Colin, in order to fight together, the Yin army can avoid being surrounded by the Prussian army. However, the army moved closer to the Xialong army mechanically alone, thus providing the Prussian army with an opportunity to divide the entire French army into two parts, and then break each of them. "

It further pointed out: "Secondly, if the tens of thousands of troops who retreated to Sean, because of the delay in occupying Napoleon Sanna, could completely overcome the obstruction of the Paris government, they would retreat to the Chalon area in safety, but they were hesitant to decide. , still thinking of Metzser's hopeless defense, and the result was blocked by the Prussian army ~www.wuxiahere.com~ After being encircled, he was faced with the reinforcements of General Bazin who were passively waiting for support, and actively organized breakthroughs, etc., It became the knot of an endless loop, tightening more and more tightly, and finally brought in Napoleon III himself the Paris government.”

William IV said, and suddenly laughed: "Now the Prussian army is attacking Paris, do you want to see the result?"

Cantur, director of the Dutch National Security Council and coordinator of Western affairs: "Who would have thought that the emperor would play chess one by one, in fact, the objects used by the capitals of Prussia and other countries are only the objects of the emperor's use. The ultimate goal of the emperor is the British Empire."

He was shocked when he heard several words, including Nicholas Pearson, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, who was called the new trump card of Dutch diplomacy by the outside world.

All the original calculations?

William IV was so arrogant: "The Netherlands has an advantage in the sea for decades, so naturally it is necessary to open up the arrogance of Britain and agree with the rise of the Netherlands, and then use this Franco-Prussian War to establish the foundation for the Netherlands to settle down. The Franco-Prussian War, Leverage the heaviest weapon that Britain has ever recognized."

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