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

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"Metternich! You short-sighted fellow! Is Belgrade so easy to get? Who gave you the right to sign such a stupid treaty!"

Count Korolov, though a Croat, had no interest in his suffering countrymen.

Count Korolov is a great Germanist, and he is now even more worried that after Austria gets Belgrade and Bosnia, Russia will take targeted measures.

He felt that he would be able to bring down Metternich this time, but what he didn't know was that what he said just now had offended the Austrian imperial government all over the place.

In fact, as Count Korolov worried, although the Tsar apparently agreed to the deal, he still contacted the Prussian side.

William IV was of course willing to accept the support of the Tsar. Although the Tsar once pitted Prussia once during the food crisis, and even indirectly led to the death of William III, under the strong pressure of Austria's evil neighbor, Frederick William IV desperately needed allies.

On the other hand, as long as Britain and France do not continue to oppose Russia's hegemony in the Straits, there is no need for Russia to maintain its ally relationship with Austria.

After all, what the Austrians took away was the land of the Slavs. As the emperor of the third Rome, sooner or later he would recover all the lands of the Slavs.

The ambition of Nicholas I was never just the hegemony of the Black Sea.

Nicholas I nominally wanted to recover Constantinople and fulfill the dream of the Third Roman Empire for nearly 500 years, but in fact he wanted the entire Balkans and all the land bordering Russia.

When Alexander I was still in power, Nicholas once proposed a "West Slavic Plan", the purpose was to establish a Slavic empire from the Elbe River to the Near East, from the Adriatic Sea to the Arctic Ocean, but it was rejected because it was too crazy .

Now that Nicholas I has become the Tsar, no one can veto his proposal.

In order to realize the West Slavic plan, experts from St. Petersburg and Moscow, in cooperation with the Special Section III, compiled a pamphlet and circulated it at the czar's request.

They advocate the creation of a pan-Slavic alliance against Europe. Under the banner of liberating various Slavic brothers and protecting Orthodox Christians from persecution, Russia brainwashed the people of the Balkans.

There are six core contents in this booklet.

First, all Slavs must be "liberated" and the areas where they live should be merged with Russia.

Second, this alliance must include Constantinople, along with its surrounding Sea of ​​Marmara, Bosporus and Adriatic.

Third, Constantinople would serve as the third capital of the Union.

Fourth, the pan-Slavic alliance must be loyal to the tsar, who is the head of the alliance, and the other kingdoms are ruled by monarchs chosen by the tsar.

Fifth, the Union will include eight kingdoms: Tsarist Russia, Kingdom of Bohemia-Moravia-Slovakia, Kingdom of Serbia-Croatia-Slovenia, Kingdom of Bulgaria, Kingdom of Romania, Kingdom of Hungary, Kingdom of Greece, Kingdom of Constantinople kingdom.

Sixth, Poland, Albania, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus and Ukraine should be directly subordinate to Russia.

Although this plan seemed absurd at the time, in the hundreds of years after it was proposed, Russia never gave up on realizing this plan.

Corresponding to the West Slavic plan, there is also the Eastern Slavic plan, but it involves some areas and will not be discussed in this book.

In order to realize the glory and dream of the Romanov family, there must be a war between Russia and Austria.

Moldova and Wallachia, that is, the two duchies of the Danube, were already Russian protectorates at this time, and were blocked by the Carpathian Mountains, so the Tsar did not think that Austria would attack these two areas.

Therefore, there is only one eastward direction for Austria, and Belgrade, which is the key to the Balkans, has fallen into its hands, so Serbia has become the last barrier to prevent the Austrian Empire from getting involved in the Balkans.

Russia will naturally provide it with military training and sell it advanced weapons and technology, but it is a bit naive to block Austria with Serbia alone.

Therefore, Russia must vigorously support Prussia and make it a country to contain Austria.

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Although the Austrians used their actions and words to tell the world that their center of gravity was in the Italian peninsula, the Tsar would not believe this, he only believed in his own judgment.

The short-lived alliance between Russia and Austria was nothing more than a deal between Russia, which wanted to dominate the strait, and Austria, which wanted to capture Belgrade.

Historically, Russia's "military aid" to the Ottomans in 1833 actually turned the Black Sea into a Russian lake.

In the secret terms of the Russian-Turkish Alliance Treaty, the Ottoman Empire recognized that the Black Sea Strait was open to Russian warships, and for the benefit of Russia, it blocked the Dardanelles, prohibiting any fleet from any other country from sailing into the Black Sea Strait at any time under any pretext.

Coupled with the misleading of Neserlov, a pro-British faction, Russia always believes that they have peace with Britain and the possibility of joint hegemony, and Austria is their biggest enemy.

In this life, under the intervention of Franz, Britain failed to make Russia abandon the "Russian-Turkish Alliance", so Russia still maintains its hegemony over the Black Sea and control of the strait.

This made the Russians take it for granted that the British were no longer their main threat in the Near East, but Austria, a traditional land power like them, was.

So they began to strictly guard Austria, but the British who failed to achieve their goals were not satisfied. Expulsion of the French forces only achieved half of their goals.

What the British want is the hegemony of the Near East, and neither France nor Russia can stay. In history, attacking Austria is just a matter of convenience.

Now that the Egyptian navy has been destroyed and surrendered, it is a matter of time. The influence of the French in the Near East has basically returned to zero, and only Russia can compete with Britain for the hegemony of the Near East.

As for the so-called Russian-Turkish alliance ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ it is just a piece of waste paper that can be discarded at any time.

I am afraid that the only people who believe that this paper alliance will work are the Russians themselves.

Historically, under the ingenious operation of Palmerston, the London Conference was used to successfully formulate the "Straits Convention", which abolished the privileges of the Russians in the Bosporus and the Dardanelles.

Instead, the Black Sea Strait was placed under the supervision of the international community, which directly ruined the efforts of the Russians for nearly a century, and also left a bunch of controversial issues, which eventually became one of the fuses of the Crimean War .

Although Canning, the interim foreign minister, was not as radical as Palmerston, he had worked in the Ottoman Empire for a long time and understood the threat of Russia very well.

If you want to maintain Britain's world maritime dominance, you must not allow Russia to rush out of the Black Sea. But the top priority is to force Egypt to surrender. As for unilateral sanctions against Russia, it is impossible. The best way is to hold another five-nation meeting to discuss how to deal with Russia.

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