"So, what is the purpose of telling me these things? What do you want me to do?" Roman Drowsky looked like he accepted his fate, because if Poland now did not meet the expectations of the Germans, he had no doubt that the Germans would do this and fundamentally disintegrate the Polish nation. The so-called situation is stronger than that of people, and people have to bow their heads under the roof. If they want to avoid these things, Roman knew that he had to do something.

"Although our current relationship can be called enemies, we still have something in common in some things. For example, the city outside is definitely not what we want to see! Warsaw, this historical city has been messed up by war and chaos! We are a country after all, and it is not what we want to have such a scar on the empire."

"So, my request is very simple. First, you and your political party stop attacking and confronting Germany. Second, you and us will restore the social and economic order in the Polish region. If you do well, we have other things to talk about. What we want is a prosperous area. You have worked with Tsarist Russia before, and I think there is no psychological barrier to working with us, right?" said Count Kariput.

"What about the plan you mentioned?" Although Roman was still fighting for it verbally, in fact, he had already surrendered!

"All those who participate in this rebellion must be severely punished! It has nothing to do with national issues, it is the law! If you do bad things, you will be punished. As for forgiveness? That is God's business, it has nothing to do with me!" Earl Kariput paused and continued: "We will arrange them according to the different crimes we committed. Some of them must be sent to African colonies for labor. After the labor service, they can choose to settle in the local area or come back. If they decide to be with their families, I believe the empire has this resource. If it is within the control area of ​​the Kingdom of Bavaria, then there will be no problem."

What is the standard for defining a real victory in a war? It is not the surrender of the enemy, nor the amount of land occupied, but the benefits far exceed the efforts! In response to this standard, Germany has obviously done this! The vast land can arrange surplus labor. A large number of workers who were originally engaged in military production can quickly become farmers or contribute to the construction of the new territory. The oil fields in the Caucasus can continuously make up for the government's fiscal deficit. Coupled with American loans, Bavaria can easily overcome the short-term dilemma after the end of the war. Then rely on the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the German Empire to enter the fast lane of development! Therefore, if some money can allow the Poles to build the earth in Africa with peace of mind, it is also a good choice, isn't it?

"But you still divide Poland again! You turned a complete Poland into Silesia, Galicia, and Poznan. Now, the former Russian Poland has been divided into small pieces again! This result is unacceptable to us." Roman said.

"For Bavaria, the biggest concession is to establish a province with an area of ​​about 40,000 square kilometers in the Polish region. The Poles will have certain autonomy in this province. This is the limit we can do. We cannot control the Austro-Hungarian Empire. And Prussia? I think no matter who is in power, after the war, Poland belonging to Prussia will definitely be divided by several provinces. This is the result of your own, don't blame us." Earl Kariput said.

"In fact, there is no need to waste too much time on this issue. There are many things that don't need to be considered so far. In short, our requirements are very simple. We cannot control the Prussian-controlled areas, but if you can cooperate with our work, then the Poles in the Bavarian and Austro-Hungarian areas can enjoy normal citizenship treatment and can take proper care of your national feelings. Well, that's it. If you are unwilling, let's take a look." Earl Kariput's words had already revealed a hint of impatientness.

"This is definitely the worst negotiation I've ever experienced," said Roman Drowsky.

"So what about your choice?" Earl Kariput pressed step by step, without any intention of giving in.

"My colleagues and I will do some social and livelihood work. If the authorities do not harm our legitimate interests, we will not make any actions that are unfavorable to your government. However, we require the preservation of the Polish language, cultural traditions and independent Polish newspapers and publishers." Roman Drowsky said.

"But in terms of education, German must be listed as one of the compulsory courses, and all government documents must have German versions. Moreover, when local governments communicate with the central government, we will only communicate with people who understand German. In addition, local governments must not restrict the movement of personnel, nor can they set thresholds for Germans entering provinces. We will send some officials into government agencies, such as police, prisons, courts and other departments, and there must be German national personnel. For judgments and orders made by the central government, local governments only have the right to recommend and have no veto!" said Earl of Kariput.

"Our rights are not even as good as those of the Bohemians." After hearing what Kariput said, Roman Drowsky felt unprecedented disappointment. After all, in the Russian era, the Polish local government had a parliament!

"That is nature. The Bohemians made great contributions to the victory of the war, and they deserved to enjoy better rights. And you are just the opposite." The Count said righteously.

"Okay, I agree in principle, but some details still need to be finalized." In the end, when the situation was stronger than the people, Roman Drowsky finally decided to surrender. At present, he could only choose to cooperate with the Bavarian government and start with the former Russian Polish region controlled by Bavaria. As for whether he can once again establish a political party covering the entire former Russian Polish region in the future, it depends on the situation.

"Okay, I hope we can cooperate happily. Time will prove that the choice you made today will be correct." Earl Kariput nodded. He was very satisfied with today's negotiations. Since the principled things have been negotiated, the rest is to let other personnel finalize other details according to the basic framework above. Kariput recalled the schedule and wanted to go back quickly, otherwise, the matter in Hungary would be handled by Admiral Buller!
Chapter completed!