Romanian Eagle

After hearing the words of the staff member named Miller, Andrews hurried, but he did not forget to ask. "Do you know what Mayor Chaks is looking for?"

"I don't know, but it seems urgent."

Hearing this Miller's nonsense, Anders quickly walked towards the mayor's office on the right side of the third floor.

"Da~Da~Da."

"Come in."

A familiar sound made him push the door in with the knock on the door of Andrews.

After entering the door, Andkes saw Mayor Chaks sitting behind his desk, signing his name on a document.

Chaks is of medium build, with thick eyebrows, big eyes and a face with Chinese characters. Just looking at him, he has an aura of self-prestige.

"Mayor, are you looking for me?"

As soon as Andrews walked in, he whispered to Mayor Chaks.

"Yes it is."

Mayor Chaks put down the pen in his hand, stood up and moved his aching neck, and said to Andrews. "You know Ponokov."

Of course Andeks knew Ponokov, he knew about it the day he came to Varna, the port city. Ponokov's full name is Nitzek Sergei Ponokov. He was born in an ordinary family in Varna, and his father made a living by running his own small grocery store. His father is very modern, knowing that no matter how hard he is, he can't suffer the child, so he sent him to study early. Ponokov lived up to his father's expectations. He did very well in school and relied on the family grocery store to help accumulate his business experience after school.

Of course, the biggest help to him was to marry the daughter of a large local businessman at the age of 21. This marriage allowed him to get 50,000 levs of development funds from his father-in-law. Then he relied on Varna, Bulgaria’s largest port as a trader, to sell Bulgarian goods to merchants from other countries. With a good reputation and Credibility, he became Varna's largest export trader, and then he made a lot of money by investing heavily in factories to produce all kinds of goods needed in Bulgaria. There are nearly a thousand people working in his factory all year round, and they are all very famous people in Bulgaria.

"Who else in Varna doesn't know about him? Now there are people from the Bulgarian government in his family who are lobbying him to move to Thessaloniki. I heard that he has agreed."

Facing the well-known Ponokov, Andekos certainly knew about it, and at the same time he also told what he knew.

Mayor Chaks was very satisfied with the secretary's performance. He took out a cigar and lighted a sip, he said. "Now it's a bit new."

"what's the situation?"

"Now he is reluctant to move, saying that he is reluctant to leave the place where he was born."

As the secretary of the mayor of Chaks, Andkes still knows some things by taking advantage of the advantage of being close to the water and the platform. You must know that Ponokov is not so clean. Every businessman who has a big business in this era is not kind. Generation. He knew that there were three or four murders involving this Ponokov. I don't believe the excuse of unwilling to move away from the place of birth. It is estimated that he is unwilling to give up his property in Varna.

"So do we need to do something?"

As the mayor's secretary for many years, Anders still knows his habits. It is estimated that he needs to do something to let the big businessman know that Romania does not need him now.

Now the Romanian government intends to expel Bulgaria’s power in this new territory for easy digestion, and Ponokov, the largest industrialist in Varna, is on their expulsion list. However, in order to reduce the dissatisfaction from the local civilians, it is not easy for Romania to do some extreme things in this new territory to trigger ethnic antagonism in the new territory. Therefore, Romania has always cooperated with the Bulgarian government's remaining personnel to let them move away.

In the face of his secretary, the mayor of Chaks did not play a mystery. "Yes, I intend to ask you to give this Mr. Ponokov a hint. We don't want him to stay in Varna."

"give it to me."

Andrews knew what he should do. During his years of following Mayor Chaks, he learned a lot, and he still knew how to do it for hints.

There is a five-thousand-square-meter manor on Nabis Avenue in Varna. This is Ponokov’s home that the mayor of Chaks and Secretary Anderkos discussed before. In this very Baroque building, Ponokov has just sent away representatives of the Bulgarian government.

He sat on the sofa exhaustedly, thinking about his family's future choices. After he revealed his intention to stay, the Bulgarian government kept sending people over to discuss with him. The general idea is that he hopes that he can sell his property in Varna and move to the newly-occupied Macedonia region of Bulgaria for development, and it will also give him good policy convenience.

However, he is still a bit unwilling. The main problem is that his property in Varna can't sell at a good price, and it can even be said to be selling at a low price. Take his most profitable textile factory now. He spent 1.16 million Levs on this factory. Romanians are only willing to bid 700,000 Levs. This machine with mouthfuls is not good, and the equipment of that person is aging. Knowing that this is a new factory that he has built in less than two years, and that he has to divide it into three times in six months to get the money. This is where he feels most helpless. Now it is not only in Varna, but also in the newly occupied territories of Romania, the price is also astonishingly consistent, which caused him a headache.

"Father, otherwise we won't sell our own business."

His 21-year-old son Sardorf walked into the office and saw Ponokov's face gray and angrily said.

Seeing his son's attitude, Ponokov also secretly hurt himself, still too young and lacking social experience. Ponokov, an old fried dough stick, knows through the quotations of the Romanians that they are bound to win their industry in Varna, otherwise they will not always insist on this price issue. There must be their confidence, then The attitude of the Varna government will be their support.

"We are looking at it."

Facing his son, Ponokov still said with a tired face.

Seeing that his father was still planning to wait, Saldorf showed the impetuousness that young people should have.

"Father, it's no way to hold it like this. Now the new Romanian government clearly wants to drive us away, or we will launch workers to march in the streets to make this matter a big deal. If they don't let us have a better life, then we don't have it. Up."

Seeing his son's bad idea, Ponokov didn't know what to say. He probably won't get a penny at any time. Now he can get back more than half of his property anyway.

Ponokov, who was about to reprimand his son, sounded the housekeeper's voice at the door. "There is a government official named Anderse begging to see you."

Ponokov swallowed what he wanted to say, and he still knew about the secretary of the mayor of Chaks. He told the housekeeper across the door. "Let him wait a moment and I'll be out right away."

After talking to the housekeeper, he cleaned up his appearance and told his son. "Okay Sardorf, let go of your stupid thoughts, and I'll go and see what the Romanians have said to me."

After speaking, he walked out of the office and looked at his father dismissive of his own ideas. Saldorf didn't know what he had said wrong.

"Hello Mr. Andrews, I don't know if I need to come here this time?"

Ponokov walked to the living room and asked with a smile as soon as he saw Andrews.

Facing Ponokov's favor, Andkes knew that it was not for himself, but because of the Mayor Chaks behind him, but it did not affect his mood. I saw him talking with a smile on his face. "There is something that needs Mr. Ponokov's support."

It was originally just a polite sentence. Hearing that the mayor’s secretary really needed to use himself in front of him, Ponokov was really a bit puzzled. You must know that in the face of various Bulgarians, Romania has always treated them like Bulgarians. Ignoring it, he also knows the whole story.

Facing this sudden news, Ponokov asked with a smile on his face. "I don't know what can make Mr. Andrews take a trip in person."

Faced with Ponokov's question, Andrews talked about running the train with his mouth full. "Now the number of workers in various places is increasing, and various union disputes occur from time to time. Among them, the United States has implemented an eight-hour work system. In Europe, our Romanian government intends to take the lead in implementing this measure to reduce the occurrence of disputes. This time we intend to start in Varna. Let’s try with Rousey first to see how it works, so I hope Mr. Ponokov can support our work."

Ponokov's smile gradually disappeared after hearing what Andreus said. If the person in front of him was not for the Romanian government, someone else who dared to say this in front of him could be thrown into the sea to feed fish. You must know that in Europe nowadays, 10 hours of work are common, and ten hours of work in the Balkans are considered as conscientious entrepreneurs~www.readwn.com~ and 11-12 hours of work are everywhere in the Balkans. Even for 14 hours. Ponokov also followed the trend, and implemented it in the factory for 12 hours.

Ponokov looked at Andeks in front of him, and asked with a serious face. "Mr. Andrews, you're sure it's not a joke."

"Absolutely not. Our government is already discussing plans."

Andrews continued to run the train, anyway, he was not afraid of going to the government to confirm. If it doesn't work, the mayor of Chaks can still transfer him back to the country.

Ponokov said with a solemn expression and cold tone. "ok, I get it."

After speaking, he turned back and left. He felt it without any scruples. Anderkos was not angry about this, and left Ponokov's house on his own.

Subsequently, Ponokov, Varna's largest industrialist, announced that he would move his family to Thessaloniki and sell all his properties in Varna. Under his leadership, other Bulgarian businessmen who were still hesitant in the area sold their properties and moved to Bulgaria. Romania also accepts the industries left by these people at a low price.

According to post-event statistics, during these three months, Bulgarian merchants sold a total of 74.2 million lei worth of assets in the territory that was ceded to Romania. Most of them are real properties such as factories, equipment, and houses that cannot be taken away, but Romania only spent half of the funds to purchase these assets. Although it is impossible to compare with other Balkan countries, it is also the aspect that Romania has planned to empty the new territory of local Bulgarian businessmen to provide Romanian domestic capital.

PS Mantou didn’t write for a few days, which made everyone worried. It was supposed to be written yesterday, but because the writer didn’t write for a few days, he was stuck. Then Mantou looked at other people to find inspiration. The result was too good to be able to stop the car until today. I'm sorry, all book friends.