Great Warlord: The Second Ancestor of the Empire

In fact, the Jewish consortium is more involved in European affairs than most people think.

Due to the national characteristics of the Jews, they have been wandering for thousands of years, and due to the reasons of the Holy See, the Jews have no way to become nobility.

It's the kind of abandoned people.

This results in them living as wanderers just like the Gypsies.

During these thousands of years of history, they were scattered to various countries and then started doing business.

It has to be said that the Jews are indeed a nation that lives in a crack, and their ability to get both sides of things is really great.

Therefore, they relied on this ability to earn a lot of wealth.

With the Renaissance and the rise of capital, the power of the Holy See declined rapidly, and the shackles on the heads of the Jews were released. And the large amount of wealth they have in their hands has allowed them to rise rapidly.

And because they are scattered in various countries, they have integrated into all walks of life in each country through capital.

For example, Alfred Krupp, who founded the Krupp Company, was of Jewish origin.

It can be seen from here that although European countries have a repellent attitude to a certain extent, they cannot live without it.

And these financial groups, relying on the large amount of wealth they have in their hands, began to stir up the whole world.

The more famous ones are the Anti-French War, the Franco-Prussian War, the YP War, and later the First World War, where they were all present.

Even in the second war, although on the surface it seems that he is rejecting these consortium families, there are also consortiums behind this.

So much so that in the original historical world, the word consortium had already been marked with the word "Jewish".

All of this illustrates the ability of Jews in the world's financial circle.

Therefore, with so many financial groups joining in, it is actually very easy to get countries to agree to their independent establishment of a country.

However, this kind of nation-building plan really harmed the interests of the Gallic Empire and the Hans Empire.

After all, the new country they wanted to build was to poach the flesh from the Gallic Empire and the Hans Empire.

As a true Frenchman, Poincaré simply could not accept such a result.

In his view, not an inch of the Gallic Empire was redundant. He now wants to stop this farce.

In his opinion, the Hans Empire and Daxia were not as big of a threat as these consortiums.

As a result, in Poincaré's mind, a crazy plan was quickly coming into being. He wanted to visit Lin Yi.

Just when Poincaré was planning how to visit Lin Yi without attracting outside attention, William II was also having a headache on this issue.

William II, like Poincaré, was also forced by domestic consortium.

Because on the European battlefield, the Hans Empire almost faced the John, Gaul and Rakshasa Empires alone with the power of one country.

This led to the rapid collapse of the Hans Empire's economic situation.

Although Daxia provided blood transfusions to the Hans Empire, water from afar could not quench the thirst nearby. William II also borrowed large amounts of funds from large domestic consortiums.

Now, although the war is over, the internal economic situation of Hans Empire is still sluggish.

Those consortiums took advantage of this situation and began to put pressure on William under the pretext of asking the Hans Empire to pay back the money.

I have to say here that although William II was a bit paranoid, he still kept his promises.

If it were that person, the consortium would probably put pressure on him, and he would dare to confiscate the consortium's assets.

William couldn't do this, so even though he was very angry now, he didn't want to take action against those consortiums. He just wanted those consortiums to give him some time.

However, can the consortium give him this time?

Of course not, because what the consortium wants is to use the loans William owes to force William to agree to their establishment of a new country.

"Damn it, these damn vampires!" William II threw a teacup in his hand to the ground.

Hindenburg looked at the furious Wilhelm II, and his face didn't look very good either.

But no matter how ugly it looks, he can't do anything about it now.

After all, these arrears were too much, and the Hans Empire had no way to come up with so much money for a while.

This money also represents the credibility of the Hans Empire in the country, which they have to pay attention to.

In Hindenburg's view, these consortiums also represented greed. The land they wanted was the most important area in the entire Hans Empire.

There are rich mineral resources there and it is the core area of ​​Hans Empire. If this place is given to those financial groups, the empire will suffer too much loss.

William may only see the integrity of the country, but as an imperial marshal, he sees more than William and understands the potential threats.

To put it more clearly, the current Rhineland region is still under the control of the empire, but those consortiums also have a large amount of land there.

In addition, the Hans Empire was unified less than a generation ago, and it only lasted forty or fifty years.

In many areas, the concept of "lord" is actually still retained.

These so-called "lords" have high local prestige. It's like a country, China.

Hindenburg had received news that the Rhineland had begun secretly preparing for armed independence.

If this happens, then the consortium that controls a lot of resources can know with their toes who they will support.

In other words, if the Rhineland is allowed to become independent through peaceful means, the Hans Empire will still have a certain say in the region, but if they are allowed to use violent means to become independent.

Then this newly established country will definitely fall to the Gallic Empire.

As for why Hindenburg can be sure that this country controlled by a consortium will definitely be established, it is because Hindenburg knows very well that what they need to deal with is the entire consortium that controls the lifeblood of Europe.

This kind of war is unequal and unfair.

If the First World War pitted the Hans Empire against the Three Kingdoms of Gaul, John, and Rakshasa, then it is very likely that in this war they will need to deal with all countries in Europe.

This includes even their own Hans Empire.

To put it simply, there is no chance of winning.

Therefore, Hindenburg, the Marshal of the Hans Empire who stole the show in World War I, maintained a pessimistic attitude towards the consortium's requirements.

They have no way to stop it and can only find ways to minimize this loss.

Therefore, at this time, the only way Hindenburg could think of was to compromise with the consortium.

After all, as long as the consortium's request is acknowledged, then according to the consortium's intention, most of the arrears will be reduced, and the remaining arrears will be converted into interest-free loans.

This is absolutely good news for the Hans Empire, which is already on the verge of financial collapse.