Schwarzenberg was still a little unwilling to be taken advantage of by the Russians, so he tried again to strive for a better result and said:
"Duke, you can't say that. Our two alliances share weal and woe. We both prosper and suffer losses. Your country often takes unilateral risky actions regardless of our interests. This is not the behavior of allies..."
But before he could finish his words, he was ruthlessly interrupted by Duke Alexander Gorchakov: "There is no unilateral risk-taking behavior, let alone any behavior that disregards the interests of your country! Your Excellency, Prince, your
The words are a serious offense to our country, and I sternly protest against this!"
"All our country's actions are reasonable. If your country does not understand, it is more likely to be a problem on your country's part. Our country considers itself to have done its utmost to be benevolent, so it will not give any explanation. It is completely unnecessary. If your country
You must misunderstand it, that is your country's freedom, but our country expresses strong indignation about this, because such behavior will only damage the traditional friendship between the two countries and destroy the friendly relations between the two countries..."
"All adverse consequences should be borne by your country, and our country also reserves the right to further respond to this! Your Excellency, you should understand this explanation! Do you still have any questions?"
Schwarzenberg not only understood it, he also clearly understood that the Russians were going to act like hooligans, and they also acted in an upright and just way. It was very likely that even my friends in Austria wouldn't be able to do it if they didn't let me act like rogues.
In this way, what can he say, because when it comes to that point, Austria will lose the most, because now Austria needs the Holy Alliance to save its life more, not the other way around. Think about it, if there is no tiger skin like the Holy Alliance, Italy will
What would be the attitude of people, what would be the attitude of Britain and France, or even the Prussian cousin?
Schwarzenberg shut up because he knew that it was useless to say anything. The attitude of the Russians was so arrogant. Either accept it or get out. This is the reality.
"The Russians are so arrogant?!"
Windischgratz was also shocked by this result. He had thought that the Russians might be domineering, but felt that as long as Schwarzenberg expressed his attitude, at least the Russians would explain and appease him.
The result now is that the Russians have completely ignored Austria, treating Austria as nothing, not bothering to explain or comfort them, and even have the attitude that if Austria doesn't cooperate, then just stop playing.
This is worth pondering. Could it be that the Russians have no interest in the Holy Alliance and the traditional European order and are ready to break the framework and play something big?
Windischgratz thought about his experience in dealing with Nicholas I and the Russian ministers. Although the tsar back then was quite domineering, he was not so ugly that he did not even give him a chance to speak.
"Is this Prince Alexander Gorchakov trying to make something famous?"
Windischgratz probably guessed the truth of the matter. Nicholas I was indeed not that tough, the Duke was indeed up to something inside, and his purpose was very clear, to try to gain as many benefits for Russia as possible.
"Maybe!" Schwarzenberg sighed and said sadly: "This Duke and Count Neserrodie have never been on the same page. They had great conflicts in the past. How could it be possible for him to seize the opportunity this time?
Give us some good looks for Count Neserrode!"
Windischgratz frowned and asked, "Can we bypass the Duke and deal with the Russians directly?"
Schwarzenberg sighed again and said: "It's impossible. Let's put it this way. When it comes to dealing with us, Russia has been divided into two factions. One is the friendly faction headed by Count Neserrodie, and the other is the friendly faction.
They are hostile to us...and unfortunately Count Neserrodie is at an absolute disadvantage now, and Nicholas I doesn't really listen to his opinions at all, so..."
So he didn’t finish the sentence, but Windischgratz also understood what it meant. It was simply that Duke Alexander Gorchakov’s behavior was completely arrogant. There was a powerful force behind him, even Neshel
Luo Die couldn't do anything.
This result is naturally discouraging, but for others, for Windischgratz, he is proud that the Russians' arrogance is an opportunity, an opportunity for him to prove to the world that the Austrians are capable of solving problems on their own.
.If he succeeds, he will become the second Metternich, the second hero who single-handedly changed the direction of Austrian history!
And this also means that he will be remembered by history. Suddenly, Wendy Schgrätz's heart beat violently. He felt that his whole body was full of strength. He was going to show off his talents!
He waved his hand and said proudly: "Then let us see who is the real hero, and let us teach the polar bear a lesson!"
Schwarzenberg looked at Wendy Schretz's confident look and said nothing more, because he knew that even if he said something, the other party would not listen, and he was also angry with Duke Alexander Gorchakov just now.
It's quite embarrassing, and I hope that Windisch Graetz can give Austria a long face, so that he can slap the Russians in the face with his backhand and take the initiative in dealing with the Russians in the future.
Does Windischgrätz have this ability? It should be said that he does. After all, he has enough troops to suppress the Revolutionary Party in Vienna. If he is ruthless, he can indeed gain face for Austria, but what he can do is limited to
That’s all. After all, isn’t he the unfaithful protagonist of Qidian Orphanage?
After Duke Alexander Gorchakov came out of Schwarzenberg's manor, he also knew that he had offended the Austrians a little bit today. It is estimated that these Austrian nobles hated him with all his heart. But he only hated these people.
He didn't care much, because he had long disliked these guys who were only loyal to the Waltz.
Especially since Neserrodie has been favoring these bastards, making them even more arrogant, and they really thought that Russia could not do without them. So this opportunity to slap Alexander Gorchakov in the face was very satisfying, even if
It was possible to be scolded by Nicholas I, but he thought it was worth it.
Of course, Alexander Gorchakov is not just looking out for his own pleasure. He knows very well that Schwarzenberg will not give up if he does not get what he wants from him today. On the one hand, he must be careful that this guy crosses him and the country.
To file a complaint, on the other hand, we must also pay attention to the actions Austria may take, which naturally includes using military means to prove that it can defeat the rebels without Russia...