Struggle in Russia

Wendy Schgritz is really not a military strategist. He is just a mediocre military commander in this mediocre era, so he is actually inaccurate in his judgment of the situation.

Perhaps he was right, his troops suffered more casualties from the Great Rebels. He felt that as long as he continued to exert pressure, the insurgents would soon collapse, but this judgment was wrong.

Because the rebel army was much stronger than he thought, especially after his brilliant achievements were deliberately spread in Vienna and Europe by Duke Alexander Gorchakov, the rebels in Vienna knew that he was in Prague. Great achievements, knowing that this iron-blooded butcher would never give them a way to survive, there is no way to survive except resistance.

The insurgents could not survive in the first place. They belonged to the kind of people who were forced to jump over the wall in a hurry. You still put pressure on you to the limit. Is this worrying that they won't work hard?

In fact, the correct approach is to fight and talk while slowly eroding the insurgent’s chassis, while disintegrating them from the inside, splitting out the unsteady swingers. Weakening their fighting spirit a little bit, it may be troublesome and may consume a little more time, but at the lowest cost.

It's a pity that Wendy Schgretz wants to take the credit for his own sake, and he doesn't look down on the insurgents in his heart, blindly believes in the force in his hand, thinking that a big stick can smooth everything out. Naturally, it will be dark.

After he joined the entire reserve team, the speed of cleaning did not increase significantly, he still moved forward inch by inch, and as his impatience passed to the grassroots of the troops, all grassroots commanders felt a sense of urgency. , Regardless of whether it is reasonable or unreasonable, it is filled with heads without thinking, and then the casualties naturally rise!

Naturally, the final offensive that Wendy Schgretz claimed lasted only five days, and then it was really unsustainable. Because his troops could not stand up to such a construction, the casualties were like snowballs, but the progress was not worth mentioning, and what was worse was that the rebels he had said would soon collapse but never came.

The insurgents were still struggling to persevere, vying for every inch of position with the guys of Wendy Schgritz from street to street, a group of people died, and then a new batch of insurgents followed and picked up their comrades. The weapons continue to fight.

This endless battle directly caused Wendy Schgretz's troops to collapse. After the storm for nearly twenty days, his troops went on strike, and he refused to continue the attack no matter how much he jumped.

"Damn these! I want to shoot them! Shoot them!"

Wendy Schgretz's roar almost spread all over his headquarters. He had been busy for more than 20 days and killed tens of thousands of people. He only regained a quarter of Vienna. This record is really blinding.

Anyway, the ridicule against him has appeared in major European newspapers. He has changed from an Austrian savior to an Austrian meat grinder. Journalists from all over the world, especially Russian journalists, are constantly mocking him and mocking him. It's a waste.

"Calm down! My friend! You need to calm down now!"

Schwarzenberg is also having a headache. As much as he hopes for Wendy Schgretz, he is now as disappointed as he is. Now this situation makes him hard to get off.

Wendy Schgritz didn't do this all at once. He could still negotiate with the revolutionary party in the city to disintegrate, and he could also negotiate terms with the Russians for assistance. And now it's hard to leave these two days.

Wendy Schgretz was the first to agree to the negotiations with the Revolutionary Party, because this guy would feel that Schwarzenberg was hitting him in the face, thinking that his counterinsurgency had failed, which was unacceptable to him. As for negotiating terms with the Russians, this product will also feel embarrassed. After all, he was let go if he was ruthless, and he laughed at Duke Alexander Gorchakov before. How can it be done now?

For a while, both Schwarzenberg and Wendy Schgritz found it a bit tricky, and there was no way to end it. These two brothers can only look at me and I stare at you together.

At the moment when they were most embarrassed, there was finally good news: "Report that the vanguard of Lieutenant General Yosip Jeracic has arrived on the outskirts of the city!"

The news immediately shocked Schwarzenberg's spirit, and Jeracic's arrival was simply a help in the snow, and it was too timely. He glanced at the adjutant and immediately said to Wendy Schgritz: "It is not too late to go to see the lieutenant general and discuss matters of counterinsurgency!"

Hong Kong Zhen, Wendy Schgretz's mood is very complicated at this time. The timely arrival of the reinforcements is naturally good news, but he has a bit of sour mentality. It is clear that the restoration of Vienna is his own cause, and the credit should be all due to him. ~www.ltnovel.com~ Yeracic will naturally steal a lot of limelight from him and share a lot of credit for him. This...

It is inevitable that Wendy Schgritz would have such thoughts-[Is this guy deliberately, he came just at the right time? 】

And Schwarzenberg was too active and happy again, which naturally made Wendy Schgretz even more unhappy, and for a moment he wanted to just shake his hand and say that he couldn't see Jeracic. But fortunately, he is not a three-year-old kid, knowing that things cannot be done this way, and reluctantly followed Schwarzenberg in the end.

"Yosip Jelacic is here?"

The news is naturally not hidden from Duke Alexander Gorchakov. He is also full of resentment for the Croatian lieutenant who came too timely-can't you come slowly? I haven't seen enough of the jokes between Schwarzenberg and Wendy Schgritz!

The joke is of course not to be read. Duke Alexander Gorchakov knew that the situation was becoming more and more unfavorable for the Revolutionaries in Vienna. With the arrival of Jeracic’s reinforcements, the Austrian government forces’ offensive would be even more fierce and To be able to continue, in the bad form in the city, the Revolutionaries are probably almost over.

Now Duke Alexander Gorchakov has two choices. One is to take advantage of the fact that the Revolutionary Party is not completely finished, and to partially repair relations with Austria and ease the embarrassment before. Or the second option is to find a way to give blood to the Revolutionaries so that they can continue and let Austria shed more blood.

Where to go, Duke Alexander Gorchakov is a bit undecided, because although Schwarzenberg and Wendy Schgritz are a bit embarrassed now, the overall situation is still in their favor. At this time, Russia may have to pay some price to repair the relationship. It's not cost-effective.

But if he chooses to give blood to the Revolutionary Party, he has a good idea, but he has no idea how to do it...