The War Court and Lap Pillow, Austria's Mandate of Heaven

Metternich was used to the dismantling of Count Kolarov, and the two royal princes of the Regency Council didn't care about such things at all.

Grand Duke Louis was playing with the ant maze given to him by Franz, and Grand Duke Franz Karl was already a little drunk at this time.

Although Metternich was unhappy, what Count Kolarov raised was indeed a very important question.

You must know that in Russia at this time, foreign immigration is prohibited. If men are found, they will be executed, and women will be sold to Siberia.

This also means that it is illegal for the Austrian Empire to receive refugees, so the international reputation he was counting on may be lost. On the contrary, he may be branded by the Russians as a thief who steals serfs.

However, as a mature politician, he can make mistakes, but he must never admit his mistakes. Generally speaking, there is no such thing as stop loss.

"Who knows? The Russian government often resorts to tricks. I heard that they haven't solved the internal mountain rebellion until now, and even failed our country's goodwill.

We must know that without our country, the wood and crops of the Russians can only rot in the ground.

We are obviously allies of the Holy Alliance and have the same interests in the Near East issue, but the Tsar actually wanted to carve up the world with the British without telling us.

Is there any surprise that such a country, such a monarch, does some strange things? "

The news of the tsar's mission to Britain has spread like wildfire, and the British were afraid that they would not be able to kill him, so he asked the "Times" to disclose the details in detail.

But even so, the tsar and the top Russian officials did not realize that the British had tricked them, and instead were complacent about making the matter public.

Count Kolarov was not interested in Metternich's long-winded sophistry, but when the latter said it, he suddenly felt that Austria seemed to be profitable in this matter, so he put forward his own suggestion.

"This is easy! The immigrants required by the imperial government are Germans. Even if the requirements are lowered, speaking German, agreeing to the rule of the Habsburg family, and believing in Catholicism are also necessary.

In addition, craftsmen, scholars, women, and children under the age of six are given priority. Even if we want serfs to cultivate the land, we can't ask those who are weak and sick, right?

At least it must be a strong young man, right?Then add another one under the age of 25, among which adult men must be able to lift a weight of 120 catties. "

Although Count Kolarov's requirements were harsh, they were in line with the background of the times at that time. After all, only by doing so could the interests of the Austrian Empire be maximized.

At the same time, it is easier to control the limited absorption of immigrants. In addition, it is easier to assimilate at a younger age, and the impact on the local society is also the smallest.

However, after Count Kolarov figured it out, Prince Metternich began to tear down the situation again. In the end, the Regent Council only gave an extremely awkward reply "I can figure it out, it has nothing to do with us."

Thanks to Franz's efforts over the years, the sanitary conditions of the Austrian Empire have improved significantly, and large-scale infectious diseases have been far from people's vision.

Therefore, the Regent Council did not consider the possible cholera epidemic, but it was impossible for Franz to ignore it. He had been paying attention to the cholera epidemic.

From the Far East to the UK, from the UK to Africa, Latin America, and then to the European continent.Although cholera has not yet broken out in Central Europe, tens of thousands of people have died in neighboring France and Russia.

At this time, the newspapers in Paris were full of obituaries of various celebrities, the coffin shops in Madrid were evacuated, and the suburbs of Moscow were full of smoke and crying.

However, Earl Korolov's requirements were a bit too harsh. Almost all those who could meet his requirements were Poles, and among them were a large number of persecuted nobles.

Franz felt that it was completely unnecessary to do so, because Galicia already had a population of tens of millions before World War I, but Galicia had a population of just over 200 million at this time.

Earl Stadion also stated in his previous report that the development of the Galicia region was severely underdeveloped, but the Austrian imperial government did not pay much attention to it and directly ignored this report.

Franz felt that if possible, taking all these refugees to Galicia would effectively solve the problem of the small number of people.

At the same time, it can also set an example that can attract more immigrants in the future.Of course, the price is that Franz needs to spend a lot of money to solve the health and refugee resettlement problems.

And doing so may introduce cholera to the Austrian Empire, but because it is resettled locally, cholera should not spread in a large area.

In fact, Franz's confidence is not only sufficient funds, but also Archbishop Rauscher has vowed to declare that they have found a cure for cholera.

Franz went to smell the special medicines, one of which was very similar to Huoxiangzhengqi water of the later generations, but he didn't plan to try it himself, after all, the medicines at this time had no specifications at all, and they were all according to the doctor's preference .

Franz couldn't even imagine how far a group of western magicians could go after learning eastern medical skills.

But no matter what, cholera, a waterborne disease, can theoretically minimize the harm as long as hygiene and cleanliness are paid attention to.

In order to prevent a large number of refugees from pouring into Galicia, Count Stadion also set up a large number of guard posts on the border to cooperate with Franz's plan.

There are [-] Austrian imperial troops in Galicia, and the local Polish nobles still support Austrian rule, so Count Stadion doesn't mind sending troops to the border to maintain order.

Regardless of the purpose of doing refugee work, the most important thing is order. Once these desperate people fall into chaos, anything that breaks the bottom line of human beings may happen.

Franz stipulated ten entrances and exits, and a large number of medical staff and clergy were prepared outside, as well as a large amount of industrial alcohol.

Every refugee must go through a careful inspection before entering the country. As for the language issue, although the Austrian Empire has a big internal language problem, it is completely the opposite when it comes to the outside world. No matter how small a language is, there are always a few in Austria who can speak it.

Refugees had to be washed with alcohol in a white-clothed isolation zone, and their clothes would be thrown directly into wooden barrels filled with bleach powder, or they would be gathered and burned.

Then they get a new set of clothes, a by-product of Austria's overcapacity and an attempt at ready-to-wear.

But what Franz didn't expect was that people didn't have this consumption habit at all, and they preferred to buy cloth rather than ready-made clothes.

This is only at the civilian level, but the nobles are very brave to try, and they even deliberately pursue the most expensive and most luxurious ready-to-wear in the royal department store showcases.

Some soldiers also like ready-to-wear because it gives them a sense of belonging.Similarly, some social groups in the Austrian Empire also liked to buy ready-made clothes, which they would use to flaunt themselves.

However, Franz is actually targeting the low-end market when he engages in ready-made clothing. Due to the wrong market positioning, there are a large number of unsalable products at this time.

Franz just took advantage of this to "arm" the refugees with some ready-made clothes.Naturally, the "serfs" from Russia were overwhelmed with gratitude for such a large amount of money.

Any refugee with symptoms of fever, chills, vomiting, or diarrhea will be isolated on the spot and taken to a makeshift camp for treatment.

In the face of refugees who may be carrying the cholera virus, except for a very small number of professional doctors, most of them are treated by church doctors.

It is one aspect of these diseases to save lives, and it will not be forgotten to bring people into the religion and believe in the empire.