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

Chapter 707 Delayed Blood
The blood of young people is always hot, especially those who have not experienced the tragedy in Warsaw 16 years ago.

In fact, three of the four major Polish restoration organizations do not approve of the uprising at this time, because the previous uprising has been exposed and their organizations have been damaged.

However, the Polish Restoration Army, whose main force is distributed in other European countries, disagreed, because they urgently needed an uprising to prove their worth.

"war!"

"war!"

"war!"

The young people are already excited, especially those young nobles who have just lost their land in Russia and Prussia. They feel that Russia and Prussia are powerful empires that are difficult to defeat, while the Austrian Empire looks quite weak and deceitful.

In fact, part of the Polish Restorationists have entered Galicia with the refugee team, and there are a lot of people in the refugee camp who are dissatisfied with reality, and as long as they are used a little, they can ignite a raging fire.

Landry Prome has already negotiated with the great nobles, but at this time there is still a lack of someone who can make a final decision.

General Bem became the key to launching an uprising. Although this old general (51 years old) also participated in the Polish uprising that year, the whole war did not leave him with too many bad memories.

On the contrary, it was because of that war that Bem, a little-known artillery warrant officer, became a popular national hero.

Whether in Paris or London, the name Bem is definitely well-known in Poland, even the martyrs and planners who died are not as famous as him.

At this time, most of the restorationists who had participated in the Polish uprising opposed this unnecessary sacrifice, but how could Bem, as a symbol of the courage of Polish soldiers, back down?

"As a Polish soldier, you must have a backbone! We are not afraid of bloodshed, death, and even less of the offal of the Holy Alliance!"

"Long live General Bem!"

"Long live General Bem!"

The main battle factions around were all cheering, only Landry Prome's smile froze on his face.Bem in history did not catch up with the Krakow uprising because of its high reputation.

At this time, Vekhliu Yasuski glanced at Landry Promi, who clenched his hands even more tightly.

In fact, the nobles in Galicia also want to learn from Hungary. If they can get the same privileges, even half of them, the value of all Polish nobles will at least increase by a few grades.

And not long ago, Franz "sent" a sum of military expenses to the Polish Restoration Army, and the money from the sale of the land could just be used to attack the Austrian Empire.

In the eyes of most nobles in Poland, the victory or defeat of this uprising is not important at all. They just want to prove their strength in front of the Habsburg family and the Austrians, and then obtain the corresponding status.

Similarly, the Zionist Army of Poland didn't care whether the uprising was successful or not. What they did was just a performance for the donors.

The Polish People's League of the brothers Eduard Dembowski and Henrik Kaminski announced their withdrawal from the insidious operation, but no one cared.

Because the uprising itself is not important, there has to be an uprising.

Priest Peter Szczegeny, who was born as a serf, expressed strong opposition, because he often used his priesthood to wander around the countryside, so he knew better than anyone else that serfs didn’t care about any country at all, they only cared about who they could eat with. full meal.

The reputation of the Polish nobles is obviously worse than that of the Russians. Peter Szczegeny, as a representative of the Polish Peasant Union, often has to scold his allies first in order to attract people to join the union.

However, the priest's family background was too low, and the so-called Peasant Alliance was not very powerful, and their proposition was not in line with the interests of the Polish Restoration Army and the King's Council.

Let me talk about the four more influential restoration organizations in Poland. They are the Polish Restoration Army, the Polish People’s League, the King’s Elector’s Council, and the Polish Peasants’ Union according to their size.

(The real name is easily used by people to make random associations, so it has been changed to some extent.)
The predecessor of the Polish Restoration Army was soldiers and politicians who participated in the Polish Uprising in 1830. After that, this organization blossomed all over Europe. It has its own associations in Paris, London, and Vienna. Some are open and some are secret.

The influence is very large, almost all, representatives of the Polish people abroad and political exiles, and there are also "philanthropists" in Paris and London to provide funds for activities.

The Polish People's League, brothers Edward Dembowski and Henrik Kaminski are idealists. They want a truly equal Poland, anti-feudal and anti-capitalist, and they are going to use the form of people's war to fight against Realize very lofty, very great ideals.

However, their thinking and actions were too advanced, and in the end they were regarded as their competitors by Landry Promy, and in the end the Polish People's League disappeared into the long river of history.

The king election council represented the traditional nobles of Poland and some invited upstarts from Krakow. Although they suffered heavy losses after the fall of Poland, they still had considerable influence and strength.

Especially in the Galicia region, the Austrian Empire did not suppress the old Polish aristocrats, but instead wooed them. Therefore, their strength did not decrease but increased, and they were the main force of the king election council at this time.

Galicia used to be the poorest and most backward region in Poland, and the nobles here were equally weak.

However, the wooing policy of the Austrian Empire did not play the role imagined by the high-level empire. After the old Polish nobles were initially moved, they began to seek the same status as the Hungarians.

The last Polish Peasants’ Union is actually not at the same level as the above-mentioned three organizations, but priest Peter Szczegeny’s ability to draw big pies is still very strong. He claims that he has 300 million believers and can make 180 million serfs Arm up.

Generally speaking, it is impossible for anyone to believe this kind of nonsense, but it doesn't matter how many people attend the meeting, as long as they can increase their momentum.

As a result, priest Peter Szczegeny became one of the Four King Kongs for the restoration of the country, but in fact his opinions could not influence anyone, because all the high-level officials knew that he was just a polished commander.

Although everyone was furious, and everyone knew that this was the best time, the uprising was still postponed until September, because the landlords felt that they had to harvest the wheat before harvesting to be confident.

The battle against Russia could last for a year (the Warsaw Uprising), so facing Krakow, the Austrian Empire, it could last at least a few years.

Most Poles are still very optimistic about the prospects of this uprising, after all, Austria does not seem to be as brutal as Russia.

In fact, many smart people are also waiting for the moment when the Austrian medical system collapses. After all, cholera will destroy the local order wherever it goes before, and paralyze its economy and administration.

It's just that they may be disappointed this time, because Franz has remodeled the health system of the Austrian Empire in advance.

In the absence of damage to the original infrastructure, it will not provide an environment for the spread of cholera.

With the exception of Venice, there were no major cholera outbreaks in the cities of the Austrian Empire.

(End of this chapter)