Struggle in Russia

It was his Moldavian fellow Mikhail Kogelniceanu who came to see Kuza. The public was born in Iasi, Moldavia, and studied in France and Germany. It is also one of the important leaders of the Moldavian revolutionary movement.

A little bit different from history is that after the revolutionary movement in Moldavia was basically suppressed, he did not escape to Bukovina, but went directly to Wallachia with Kuza.

A little different from Kuza is that Kogelnicanu mixes better than Kuza. After all, this Xiongtai is engaged in social sciences, specializing in history and literature, and has a good way of doing street speeches. This one even got involved in the Revolutionary Committee. Although his strength is not strong, he is still a small boss.

Previously, Kogelniceanu also put the hope of revolution on the side of foreign fathers, but in the past few months, Jan Constantine and others' fooling around has disappointed him. As for the foreign fathers’ inability to do so. It made him feel sad.

Heartbroken, he is very pessimistic about the future of the revolution, thinking that it is impossible to achieve the independence of Moldavia and Wallachia by relying on foreign support.

For a while, Kogelniceanu was more discouraged, or desperate. Anyway, he is very pessimistic about the future, but he is not willing to go abroad to escape.

Until a few days ago, when thousands of people rushed to the streets, when the people cried out in anger, demanding to fight the Russian aggressors to the end. Kogelniceanu suddenly discovered that the future of the revolution does not seem to be so pessimistic. Even if the entire Bucharest elite is in chaos, the people of Wallachia have not flinched!

This gave Kogelniceanu a great shock and reinfused his ashes-like heart with vitality. He felt that since the general public, who have been regarded as fools by the elites, will go to the country together and cannot defend the country. The determination, then what reason do these elites have to be a turtle?

So Kogelniceanu came out again and began to conduct wide-ranging activities. He called on more elites to stand with him and the people together to defend Wallachia's independence and freedom with flesh and blood.

It's just that there are too few elites like Kogelniceanu. More elites believe that even the entire Wallachia is not an opponent of Russia, and that the revolution will fail without the intervention of foreign fathers.

Now that this is the established result, why bother to mobilize the people, and why bother to pin their heads on the belt of their pants?

This makes Kogelniceanu quite disappointed, and he especially despises these so-called elites, because he knows that the root cause of these people's unwillingness to work hard is not only fear of death, but also the loss of their own interests.

If you think about these guys desperately, they will inevitably cause a lot of casualties to the Russians. If the polar bears lose their temper, they will definitely have to retaliate. After they are killed, the elite families must be liquidated.

This is still on the one hand, and more importantly, these so-called elites are actually old-style landlords or serf owners who are a bit ugly. They controlled a large amount of land and enslaved tens of thousands of people. You let these guys widely mobilize the people who were enslaved by them. You think they don’t worry that the mobilized people will not only beat the Russians and even clean up with them after they take up arms!

Especially for the latter, this is what the elite landlords worry most. After all, Russia has just changed to a more cruel master, and their social status will not be greatly affected.

But the mud legs took up arms and rebelled. That is subversive, and that is to destroy their roots, OK!

Naturally, this group of landlord elites will definitely not do it, so go to **** whenever you mobilize the masses. Who dares to mention that this is an enemy that is more cruel than Russia, you have to kill you before dealing with the Russians.

It is a pity that neither Kogelniceanu nor Kuza realized this. They only realized that the popular support is available, but did not realize the class antagonism. It is simply impossible to expect to use plain patriotism to persuade the exploiting landlord to give up everything and stand with them!

Of course, they didn't realize this at this time. So when Kogelniceanu heard that there was a Moldavian fellow who had similar political views with him, he immediately became interested, and then decided to talk to Kuzha.

"You participated in the uprising in Moldavia before?" When Kogelnicanu heard that Kuza had voted in Moldavia, he liked more and said cordially: "I was I also participated in the uprising, but it’s not like you can lead the soldiers to fight the Russian running dogs head-on. You can only do a little propaganda work..."

Kogelniceanu's introduction undoubtedly made Kuza feel more cordial. First of all, this is a Moldavian fellow who really feels like meeting his relatives in Bucharest, a "foreign country". Secondly, Kogelniceanu participated in the uprising in Moldavia. He was a staunch anti-Russian faction and was naturally a good comrade.

Comrades and comrades, what else is there to say, sauerkraut...and vodka!

After three rounds of wine, both of them opened the chatterbox. Unanimously, they began to spit Bucharest's elites, and suddenly they were in perfect harmony and felt that the other party was a confidant!

"These guys are so funny... I told Constantinescu and Ionescu to mobilize the crowd~www.ltnovel.com~ Guess what these two idiots are talking about? They are still worried about Jan. Constantine and Qatar have been suppressing them for a long time... They are all about to subdue their country, and they are still worried about this incident! I don't know what to say!"

Kogelniceanu was also dumbfounded. He had only heard that Kuza sympathized with the people and asked to stand with the people, but he really didn't expect that Kuza had already done the persuasion work of the high-level National Party. It seems that they are more determined than him, which really makes him admire!

"Indeed!" Kogelniceanu said sincerely, "If you don't arm and mobilize the masses, then the Provisional Republic of Wallachia will be a dead end! It's a pity that the group of stupid people in the Revolutionary Committee are stubborn. I can't listen to it. I have told them many times that changes must be made, but they would rather wait to die!"

"You think so too!" Kuza was surprised. "You also agree that all the people will fight the Russians?"

Kogelniceanu replied firmly: "Of course we must do a game! Even if we can't beat them, they won't be able to easily succeed. We have to tell them that Wallachia is not a delicious piece of fat, but a piece that can break them. Big teeth are stones instead!"