Struggle in Russia

Jan Constantine also discovered that the best way to get rich these days is to screw up a country. Look at the current state of Wallachia. Who would have thought how much money they made in this dilapidated poor country? ?

As for a tall, handsome and rich country like Austria, messing it up would probably bring even greater gains. Teacher Ma has made a conclusion that as long as the capital has a 300% profit, it is not afraid of being guillotined.

Immediately, Jan Constantine was tempted, and his mind became active. If he hadn't been unable to leave Wallachia for the time being, he would have wanted to go to Austria with someone to learn more and see how the real masters manipulate the market. .

Of course, Jan Constantine was not without worry, "Mr. Diomede, Austria is completely different from Wallachia. Are you sure?"

Li Xiao has a certainty, but he has to go to Austria, because he finds more and more that if he wants to broaden his future, he has to go to Austria to fight, and he is also holding the fight. Go for the idea of ​​turning a bicycle into a motorcycle.

It's just that these words can't be explained to Jan Constantine, so he replied nonchalantly: "There is still a certainty, otherwise why would I go there?"

Jan Constantine nodded in admiration, and said in his heart: Look at his method, it really is awesome!

It's a pity that Li Xiao is not as awesome as he imagined. The reason why he wanted to tell Jan Constantine this news was to ease his heart, lest his wild thoughts would ruin the good situation in Wallachia. Seek this, because Li Xiao is still planning to go to Austria to do things in a unique capacity.

"Do you have any acquaintances in Hungary or Budapest? Preferably the Hungarian Revolutionary Party. It is best to be familiar with Lajos Kossuth or Fidofi Sandor or can be recommended for you?"

Jan Constantine was taken aback for a moment, probably understanding what Li Xiao was going to do. He felt that with Li Xiao’s background in France, he would definitely have nothing to discuss with the Austrian authorities. The Austrians would certainly not sell the French, but it was completely different from the Hungarian Revolutionary Party. The world revolution originated in France, and liberalism The origins of these are all from France. If Kossuth or Sandor hear that they are friends of the French revolution, then they should be well received. This will open up the situation, and they will not be blinded when they arrive there. .

It's just that if Li Xiao knew about Jan Konstantin's thoughts, he would definitely scoff at him. Who said that he had nothing to do with the Austrian authorities? With the presence of Duke Alexander Gorchakov, the ambassador to Austria, he was also confused. It's booming. It's just that it's not appropriate for him to do this in a public capacity for the time being.

Moreover, rather than standing in the Russians' secret pit against the Austrians, it is better to stand directly in the Hungarian rebel army and directly make plans to attack the arrogance of the Austrians.

Let these silly waltzes know that revolution is not a dinner party, let alone singing and dancing.

"I'm not familiar with Kossuth or Shantor..."

It's just that Jan Constantine disappointed Li Xiao as soon as he opened his mouth. If he couldn't contact Kossuth directly, it would take a lot of trouble to go to Hungary this time, but now the time is tight, and he really doesn't have extra time It was laid out from scratch.

"However, I have a little friendship with Gergey Altur!"

Li Xiao was going to be pissed off by Jan Constantine. Who did this guy learn from? The way he speaks out of breath is really pissing people off. Of course, it's a matter of anger, but this news is not bad, because Gergey Artur is also one of the key figures who can help Li Xiao open the situation in Hungary!

Speaking of which, this Gergey Altur is also a great man, and he is definitely a key figure in the cusp of the magnificent 1848 revolution. Kossuth and Sandor mentioned earlier may be more famous in later generations, especially the song "Freedom and Love" by Phytofi Sandor is well-known to everyone, and for the independence of the country, this young poet also It is indeed admirable to go all out and sacrifice his life.

But looking at the overall situation, although Feitofi Santor created countless poems in this revolutionary tide, he is not the leader who controls the overall situation, and he is even far away from the leader. It can only be said to be an ordinary cadre in the revolutionary army.

The reason why Li Xiao mentioned his name, or hoped to use him to open up the situation in Hungary, was because Sandor, a patriotic poet, had a great reputation and knew many upper-level Hungarian revolutionary parties. Li Xiao hoped to use Sandor It's just my personal network.

Besides Kossuth, it is undeniable that this was the leader and soul of the Hungarian Revolution in 1848. If you can get in touch with him, or help him make suggestions, it will definitely directly affect the direction of the situation.

It's a pity that Jan Constantine didn't know him well, but it was different with the last Gergey Artur, who had a mixed reputation in the Hungarian Revolution of 1848. As a senior commander of the Hungarian Rebel Army, he was brave and good at fighting in the early stage, and made a lot of achievements. At one time, he was going to rescue the Vienna Rebel Army, and his performance was very good!

But this guy was completely bad in the later stage. When Wendisch Gretz and Jelacic led troops to counterattack the Hungarian Bingfeng and pointed directly at Budapest, this guy chose not to obey the command and refused to guard the capital Budapest. It wasn't until Bem dragged down the coalition forces of Wendisch Gretz and Jerachich in the city of Budapest that this guy became active again and started working.

It's just that the good times didn't last long. As Paskovich's army cooperated with the Austrian army to attack Hungary in two ways, the Hungarian revolution failed in the end, and this Gergey Altur also chose to go to Pascovich when he was at the end of the road. Vitch surrendered.

All in all, the merits and black spots of this man are very obvious, and later he became incompatible with Kossuth. Kossuth, who was in exile in Turkey, often yelled at him in his memoirs.

However, it would be a good start to get in touch with Gergey Altur, because after all, he is a senior general who directs the battle from the front line, and to be honest, he can be regarded as a good performer in battle.

If Li Xiao could have given him reasonable advice in the past, Hungary should have performed better during the second half of 1848, and would not have been so passive as in history. But the only thing to note is that this guy has a bad relationship with Kossuth...

However, Li Xiao didn't care too much, and immediately said to Jan Constantine: "Very well, then please introduce me to General Gergey Altur for me! The sooner the better!"