From Alan Wilson's perspective, Yugoslavia was a corporate republic controlled by different nationalities.
Alan Wilson is no stranger to large enterprises, because he lived in a state-owned enterprise in his previous life, and the other third of the population in his hometown is a local government. He understands the common consciousness within some enterprises by seeing the big from the small.
However, splitting them into two different ethnic groups is a bit over the top, especially since the population of Serbian people barely exceeds the combined population of Croatia and Slovenia.
Serbs account for far less than half of Yugoslavia's population, but they are the largest ethnic group in the country and live in a wide range of places.
The subsequent Yugoslav Civil War was the process in which Serbia, a dominant nation that was far from being considered a dominant nation, was driven back to Serbian territory with the support of all parties.
"I tell you the truth, Yugoslavia is at risk of disintegration." Alan Wilson was not polite, explaining to Grace the current situation in Yugoslavia. Once political strongmen like Tito die, Yugoslavia will easily enter civil war due to the intervention of external forces.
, "It depends on who is the ultimate winner."
"You might as well speak more clearly." Grace heard what Alan Wilson was saying and hurriedly urged her. Although he had been talking about being stripped naked for a long time, he never denied that the hundreds of thousands of homeless dogs were killed by the people in front of him.
Those who were saved had no supreme authority, and they were all reduced to bones.
"Similar things have not happened before. For example, the disintegration of the Austro-Hungarian Empire after World War I brought huge troubles to Europe. The more modern a society is, the less resistant it is to the impact of refugees. The various republics of Yugoslavia cannot develop.
Balance. If it is provoked by various forces, such as Germany and maybe Austria, it has not happened before. If this scenario occurs, how will you in Rhodesia deal with it? What if disunity spreads to Rhodesia?
After all, we have only been separated for forty years."
Alan Wilson spoke sincerely and put himself in their shoes. It was difficult for the Slavs in Rhodesia to become like a family despite being surrounded by black countries on all sides. If there was a civil war in Yugoslavia over there, the Slavs in Rhodesia would watch TV every day.
It opens with the Yugoslav Civil War?
Of course, Alan Wilson had another intention. He was now trying to find ways to prevent German reunification. Of course, he could not allow Germany to become a great power again through the Yugoslav Civil War. Europe would not allow a country as awesome as Germany to exist.
Croatia and Slovenia, which are close to Austria, have long been ruled by the Holy Roman Empire and the Austro-Hungarian Empire. In the eyes of the Germans, they are their own people. Once these economically developed republics become independent, the biggest beneficiary will be Germany.
"You hope that Yugoslavia will live like the Austro-Hungarian Empire." Grace nodded to herself, "So use those of us in Africa to make advance arrangements now."
"Isn't it bad to be like the Austro-Hungarian Empire?" Old Alan Wilson replied thoughtfully, "After all, it is one of the five major powers in Europe. Living in a big country will have more dignity. Don't forget,
The Hungarians have experienced the consequences of Europe falling into pieces. If the United States leads the free world and wins, Yugoslavia will inevitably disintegrate. But we in the UK don’t see it that way. As long as the UK and Yugoslavia can establish a special relationship, it will not happen.
Adopt the American attitude of unconditional surrender."
"Yes, you know Americans best." Grace agreed with this view. "My daughter is married to Albert. Just tell me the truth about what you think about Yugoslavia."
"I have a lot of ideas, but I just haven't thought of it well. In short, we should either not fight the civil war or fight it early."
When Alan Wilson said this, he changed the topic and said, "If the Yugoslavs do not resent the monarchy, even though His Majesty the King has been away for more than ten years, Prince Alexander is still living in the UK. We don't know what the final result will be.
Use it now."
Without further ado, Grace has never lived under the system of Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia is not a planned economy, but a market economy. Alan Wilson himself has never been to Yugoslavia, but he can tell Grace some of the characteristics of places where state-owned enterprises are concentrated, so that he can
Grace had an idea of Yugoslavia.
However, the memory of the supreme authority is relatively long, because Beidahuang had basically completed deindustrialization in the 1920s of the new century, and the entire place relied on agriculture to survive.
So these are all memories from his childhood, and there is no guarantee that they can be transferred to Yugoslavia, but they are of some use anyway.
Regarding Yugoslavia, Alan Wilson really has a lot of ideas, such as expelling the peaceful believers in the country to Turkey, or sacrificing Albania and expelling them to Albania. He wants Prince Alexander to return to the country and return to the monarchy, but this may be a problem.
In short, everything must be centered around not letting the Germans take advantage. After all, once this country is broken, Germany's geographical advantage will be too great. Now Britain's advantage is that it has a group of Yugoslavs. Even if it becomes an Austro-Hungarian country
, at least it will not fall to Germany.
Kohl, who is still trying to find ways to get closer to the Democratic Republic of Germany, will never know that the biggest enemy since entering politics is not in the hostile camp, but within the free world.
Grace directly took away the real passport produced by Whitehall, and the patriotic overseas Chinese operation began. Alan Wilson put the new upstart in the intelligence service, Her Royal Highness's son Ross, in charge personally.
In the first stage, it is necessary to understand the export tendencies of enterprises in various republics of Yugoslavia. If there are ideas for reform, of course we must provide assistance. However, things must be prioritized. From a geographical perspective, efforts must be made within Croatia and Slovenia, and local governments support the central government.
, and by the way cut off the penetration of German capital.
If it wasn't all cut off, it would be too obvious. The properties of the Dragoon sisters and the Austrian Red Bull Group owned by Mr. Heydrich are not included in the cut off.
As for the center point for overseas patriotic South Koreans to return home this time, Alan Wilson has already pointed out Sarajevo for Grace.
It’s not that the supreme authority is rubbing off on this city’s popularity, but because Sarajevo is the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The reason why Serbia did not give in and fought so fiercely in the Bosnia-Herzegovina War was because within Yugoslavia, the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina was a mixed place.
Half of the land is inhabited by Serbians. An area with such a complex environment but located in the center of several major ethnic groups should naturally become the first place for the returning group to settle.
Kaman is less than thirty years old and looks very talented. He was born in Rhodesia after the war. As for his father, Grace, who had just returned to Rhodesia, became interested after learning about this.
He must return to Yugoslavia to replace his father, and said he would definitely visit his hometown.
"No matter what you look at, it doesn't matter whether you are there or not." Grace thought about this for a moment, then nodded, "It's okay to go back. Something really happened in Yugoslavia, and there might be problems here."
Grace still believes in the supreme authority. If a civil war breaks out in Yugoslavia, distrust may increase within Rhodesia. The key is that Rhodesia is not dominated by people like them who have saved their lives. There is Ian in the southwest.
British immigrants led by Smith came to Elizabethville, which was the original Lubumbashi area, as well as French-speaking Belgian and French immigrants.
The situation in Rhodesia cannot be said to be exactly the same as that in Yugoslavia. It can also be said that they are very different. In Yugoslavia, the strength of Serbia barely suppressed the Croats and Slovenes.
On the Rhodesian side, Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia, which were lucky enough to escape, are only slightly larger than the combined population of British and French immigrants. When Alan Wilson introduced the general situation of Yugoslavia, what he was actually thinking about was
The distribution of power in Rhodesia.
Of course, the total population of Rhodesia is less than 2 million, and the area is 1 million square kilometers. It will not breed conflicts. It may even be stable for several decades in the future, and we will truly become a family.
But Grace knew that they were still far from being a family and could not let external factors affect the stability of Rhodesia.
Kaman came to Europe with Albert. Albert returned to Europe this time because he received a new appointment as the commander of the 7th Armored Division, so he came to London with his brother-in-law. The experience was smooth.
With the appointment, this future star of the military who had made a great success in the Falkland Islands War took a crucial step and went to the Army Group on the Rhine, inheriting Montgomery's legacy.
It is deeply felt that Britain itself may not be able to handle Alan Wilson of Yugoslavia, and is operating behind closed doors with Anna. A trustworthy German-owned enterprise like the Dragoon Sisters can act together with Britain. Let the matter be done first, and then the accounts will be divided.
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"Why is it only 30%?" Anna murmured dissatisfiedly, "Isn't it too much? If you give me a little and still ask for help, Pamela can just sit back and enjoy the couple."
"Three achievements are good, but don't you know that Germany is a defeated country?" Alan Wilson said with a smile, "Isn't the major step required of me to take action? I borrow the power of the United Kingdom to get everything done, and then all the profits are given to Germany?
What will other people think?"
Anna accepted this explanation, and the two made a verbal promise that she would assist the British side when they needed help. Turning on the TV, the exchange rate of the Japanese yen to the U.S. dollar exceeded 150 to one.
Alan Wilson looked at this number and fell into thinking. Should he withdraw some funds to protect his capital? One hundred and fifty is a key point. It will not be so fast to reach one hundred and twenty. As for eighty yen to one dollar,