Struggle in Russia

"Struggle in Tsarist Russia (

Kosut’s double threat can scare people to death. Whether it’s tax inspections or so-called espionage, this group of nobles and rich people can’t get rid of their relationship, because they don’t have a clean butt. Put it this way, as long as Kosut is determined to investigate, he will be able to grasp the handle.

So after Kossuth's big move, the vast majority of this group of people immediately became honest, and immediately obediently paid out money to avoid disaster.

Of course, there are also those who are stubborn, who either value money more than anything else, and are stupefied, or feel that their background is related, and they are not afraid of Kosut's threat, and simply ignore the matter.

For these two kinds of people, Kossuth is very welcome to speak his own words. He is eager for a few stupid stupid birds to stand up and cause trouble. He just took this opportunity to clean up their meals and let the whole Hungary know what happened. Who is in charge.

What's more, such iron roosters are generally related to Baojiani's party. It just so happens that he is about to knock and pack Jiani, and he is also idle when he is idle!

As a result, Bajani soon received a lot of calls for help and complaints, all on the grounds that Kosut’s forcible apportionment and unreasonable misconduct, asking him as the prime minister to uphold justice.

Baugiani is also depressed enough, because for the time being he really does not want to have a conflict with Kossuth. After all, because of the issue of new bonds, the two sides have already had a collision. If a new friction occurs, it is easy for small things to become big things. All are a bit dangerous.

But Szechenyi persuaded: "But these things can't be ignored. After all, these gentlemen have always supported us. If we can't uphold justice for them, who will support us in the future?"

Baugiani thought for a while, but he still agreed with this truth, but he still had doubts: "I can understand the forcible apportionment of bonds. After all, ordinary people have limited purchasing power. The bulk of these bonds still needs to be digested by the rich, but as for the forcible apportionment Didn’t we sell out the bonds very quickly last time? Although it’s difficult this time, we don’t have to force apportionment!"

Baugiani thinks it might be difficult to sell all these bonds, but selling half or 30% to 40% is not too sleepy, right? If you force the apportionment, it will be different from stealing money, which he resists.

Baugiani didn’t understand. Szechenyi was more down-to-earth. He knew that the bond sales this time would be very difficult and troublesome. I’m afraid that I wouldn’t be able to sell much at all without apportioning it, and maybe at most I could sell for 10%. one. What does that little money do? It’s not enough to stuff your teeth!

So he rarely defended Kossuth: "I probably heard the reason. It seems that the wealthy class resisted and resisted it. Not many people were willing to pay for it. Even Kossuth did not pay for the work. , It is estimated that there is no other way but to apportion!"

Baugiani frowned. He could understand the reason, but he still felt that the approach was very inappropriate. He replied: "Even so. It can't be so excessive. If you continue to work to persuade, how can you rob?"

This shows how divorced Bajani is from reality. He, the prime minister, seems to be living in an ivory tower. He has no idea that society is sinister and unpredictable.

Szechenyi smiled bitterly: "How can you make money if you don't apportion it? How can you buy arms if you don't have money. My old friend, now there is no other way to make a bad decision. Let's go through this test first!"

Bajani was amused, and smiled: "Old friend, didn't you come to file a complaint? Why did you defend Kosut instead? This is not like you!"

Szechenyi didn’t laugh, but replied solemnly: “I’m not defending Kosut. I’m just telling the truth. I know the difficulties of selling bonds. I understand why he took some unconventional measures. There is also a limit to the measures! How can it be made out of thin air to make unjust, false and wrongful cases, so as to force the other party to submit? How is this different from a robber?"

Baugiani frowned. The matter of unjust, false and wrongly filed cases is indeed too out of the ordinary. The reason why they stepped up to start the revolution was not because of the inhuman oppression by the Austrian authorities, or for freedom? Kosut’s practice is worse than that of the Austrians, and the influence is indeed too bad!

"This is really to be resisted, and we must not start this first! The law is not a tool for violence! Go, let's talk to Kossuth, let him quickly rein in the cliff and immediately correct his mistakes and apologize for compensation!"

Baugiani meant to find Kosut to solve the problem privately. As long as Kosut corrects his mistakes, everything will stop there. This corrects the mistakes and curbs the adverse effects, which is considered to be a move for the overall situation.

But what Baugiani and Szechenyi didn’t expect was that Kossuth would not talk to them at all. They went to visit, either Kossuth was in a meeting or they went out to inspect ~www.ltnovel.com~ Anyway, just avoid it. not see.

After two or three times in a row, Szechenyi knocked it out, and he was not ready to correct the mistake. He angrily said: "He was deliberate at all. If he made it clear, he would avoid talking and avoiding the problem! Old friend, talk to him about the fundamentals. It's useless, this guy Kossuth eats soft or hard, you talk to him, and he pushes his nose to the face. Go directly to the parliament!

Baugiani hesitated, because when he was less than a last resort, he really didn’t want to collide with Kosut head-on in the parliament, and he was unwilling to make things unstoppable, so he tactfully refused: "Don’t be so impulsive, he may It’s really too busy...Let’s write him a letter to see what he says, and then we’ll read it again."

Szechenyi didn’t want to be so troublesome. With the previous experience, he felt that he would have to give Kosut hard, but Baugiani insisted on being courteous first and then fighting, so he could only say: "All right, you write first Believe it! But I must emphasize that if writing is still useless, then we must immediately question him on related issues in Parliament, and we must not take care of the overall situation anymore!"

Baugiani still thinks things can't get to the point. He thinks that writing by himself will be useful, so he naturally agreed to Szechenyi's request. It's just that the old man didn't expect that, as Szechenyi had expected, his letter would have fallen to the ground, and Kosut had no response at all, neither corrected his mistakes nor even wrote a reply to clarify the reasons.

Now even Baugiani was speechless, and he had no reason to stop Szechenyi anymore, so he could only openly showdown with Kosut in the parliament. It’s just that he didn’t expect that Kosut was actually deliberate. All of these were traps he set up deliberately. He waited for Bojani and Szechenyi to jump in. In fact, Bojani’s timelessness caused him. He was a little impatient...