Chapter 1454 - 21: Intervening in Russia’s Conference

Chapter 1454: Chapter 21: Intervening in Russia’s Conference

For Pingyuan Province, the economic breakthrough during the "Five Five" plan period is difficult to grasp. As far as the province’s leading industries are concerned, Pingyuan Province has already done its utmost, reaching the highest level in East Africa.

However, the main industry in Pingyuan Province is grain farming, which makes the industry profit actually not as good as the economic crop farming developed in the Somali region, and this to some extent reflects the characteristics of industrial collaboration in East Africa.

Fortunately, East Africa is a country composed of immigrants, without historical burdens, and the population distribution basically matches the current level of economic development in the East African region.

Currently, under the East African Free Market environment, the trend of privatization is becoming more and more apparent, and Pingyuan Province is merely a tool used by the East African Government to balance the commodity grain market.

And no doubt, at the current stage of East African agricultural development, state-owned farms still occupy a certain advantage, primarily because the East African market has been open for a short time and has yet to form large-scale private agricultural production enterprises, and the large-scale emergence of such production units still requires at least ten years.

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March 1921.

The European pandemic has been preliminarily controlled, and social order is beginning to steadily recover, but against this backdrop, new factors of turmoil are also starting to make a comeback in Europe.

March 12. ℴ

The UK, France, Germany, Austria, and other countries reconvened in Berlin, preparing for military intervention against Russia.

German Prime Minister Herman said, "The Russian Labor Party has completely consolidated the stability of their regime. They have distributed land to Russian peasants, confiscated banks, factories, mines, etc., improved the treatment of the lower-class workers to win popular support."

"This is very terrifying, nearly over a hundred million Russians are therefore deceived by the Russian Labor Party, which is a disaster for the entire world."

"I believe everyone present here should be very clear about what this means for us, so countries around the world should unite to eliminate this terrible heresy; otherwise, in the future, we might end up like those Russian nobles and merchants, with bodies hanging from street lamps."

"Labor Party’s infiltration into Europe has reached a rampant level, and over the past year, the intelligence we have gained indicates that the activities of Labor Parties across European countries have received support from the Russian government."

Originally, before the war ended, both Allies and the Central Powers reached a consensus to intervene in Russian internal affairs as soon as the war ended, potentially even through military invasion, to eliminate the Russian Labor Party regime.

However, after the war ended, before European countries could catch a breath, they were unfortunate enough to encounter the outbreak of the European flu, forcing every country to focus on self-rescue first, postponing the matter of intervention in Russia time and again.

Prime Minister Conrad of the Austria-Hungary Empire also fiercely stated, "Regardless of our past differences, in the face of Russia, our common enemy, everyone should cast aside prejudices, jointly deal with this world tumor, and strangle the Labor Party within Russia."

"Since the Russian Labor Party seized power, Labor Party activities in Europe have become noticeably more frequent. Just last year alone, we fought and shut down dozens of Labor Party organizations within Austria-Hungary."

"Meanwhile, according to our intelligence, the Russian Labor Party has started organizing a large number of people to infiltrate the Baltic Sea Coast’s Three Kingdoms, Poland, Ukraine, and other regions."

"They incite the local populace and government to resist, destroy production materials, and hinder the normal operation of factories and enterprises."

"Furthermore, within countries around the world, they export their ideas of rebellion, overthrow legitimate governments, incite the populace against the government, while supporting separatist organizations, terrorist organizations, and other illegal organizational activities."

"For today’s Europe, the Labor Party issue has already become a problem that requires immediate solution; otherwise, the entire continent will be stained red by the Labor Party in the future."

"This is evidently not good news for us, so we must take the harshest measures, impose sanctions and military interventions against Russia."

"Meanwhile, for Nicholas II, nobles, merchants, and others sacrificed in Russian riots, we shall reverse the injustice."

Nicholas II can be said to rest in peace, for if he were still alive, Conrad surely wouldn’t say such things. After all, the greatest loss Austria-Hungary suffered in World War I was due to Nicholas II.

However, now Nicholas II has been killed by the Russian Labor Party, which to some extent relieved the Austria-Hungary Empire government of its grievances, while allowing them to retaliate under the guise of avenging Nicholas II, and intervene in Russian internal affairs.

German Prime Minister Herman said, "As Prime Minister Conrad stated, everyone to some extent is a victim of the Labor Party."

"Nowadays, the situation in Europe is indeed very bad. First, due to war, the entire continent was wrecked, and then we encountered the largest plague in decades, which exacerbated the economic woes of all countries."

"And these negative issues, incidentally, provide the breeding ground for the Labor Party; we should take advantage of the current situation, before the Western European Labor Party gains momentum, to strangle them in the cradle."

"Among them, the most crucial point is to sever the Russian Labor Party’s funding to Labor Parties in various European countries, which requires solidarity among all European nations, even those outside Europe, to completely block the Russian Labor Party within the Baltic Sea and Black Sea, and even eliminate them within Russia through military means."

"The successive successes of the Paris Labor Party and now the Russian Labor Party fully demonstrate that the world Labor Party movement has reached a peak, becoming a public issue that countries around the world must solve."