※.bXiao just said sobbing, but Ma Bu lowered his head and began to concentrate on Lin Haifeng, who had started to tick his pipe, and Yang Xiuqing's eyes showed a hint of displeasure.

In fact, as early as Lin Haifeng mentioned his "new idea", Yang Xiuqing not only guessed what Lin Haifeng's "new idea" was, but also gained insight into the deceitful psychology hidden by Lin Haifeng.

He concluded that Lin Haifeng would never just "mobilize" Lan Chaoding, who was lonely and slutty, to Zhanxi. Instead, he would also "mobilize" more people, and they "voluntarily" as Lan Chaoding's "doll" to marry into this time, and they would last tinker with Zhanxi.

He believed that according to the usual actions of Lin Haifeng, once these people arrived at Zhanxi, they would not only become the backbone of Zhanxi's armed forces, but also completely change Zhanxi's historical process.

With the defeat of the French-Danish coalition in the North Sea and the Baltic Sea last year, Denmark became a state of the Prussian Empire, and Norway, in the arms of the Allies, the group of Allies led by Britain, greatly boosted its momentum.

In order to make full use of Bismarck's huge ambitions and reduce the burden on his continent of Europe, Disraelli's British Empire government, after Denmark, threw a piece of fat meat to his younger brother Prussia Finland.

From the mid-10th century to the end of the 13th century AD, due to the 150-year "crusade expedition" launched by Sweden against Finland, the polytheistic Finns not only converted to Catholicism under the oppression of force, but also eventually became a province in Sweden in 1362 and completely surrendered to Sweden.

In the past 1397 to 1523, the Denmark had become the master of Sweden, and the governor of Finland was appointed by the Swedish king in the past, and then the Denmark had to be appointed by the Denmark.

In 1523, with the establishment of the Vasa dynasty in Sweden, Sweden regained its sovereignty over Finland. In 1556, Finland became a principality of Sweden.

In the following 200 years in 1554809, Sweden continued to compete for Baltic hegemony with Tsarist Russia, Denmark, Germany, Poland and other countries, poor Finland became a battlefield for heroes to fight for hegemony. Not only was the war always continuous, but the country was also constantly eroded by another powerful neighbor.

In 1721, Switzerland and Russia signed the "Peace Treaty of Usica Ubudki", and the southeastern Finland was annexed by Tsarist Russia.

In the war of revenge launched by Sweden against Tsarist Russia in 1741, the Tsarist Russian army created the Rifen coalition again. Two years later, using the Treaty of Turkur, the vast land in Finland, including the Seyma River, was cut off and handed over to Russia.

In 1808, because Sweden refused to participate in the anti-British alliance led by Tsarist Russia, the Tsarist Russian army launched a war of crusade against Sweden, and Sweden was defeated again.

A year later, with the signing of the Hamina Treaty, the only remaining territory in Finland was also taken into account by Tsarist Russia. Since then, Finland has become a grand priest of Tsarist Russia and implemented national autonomy. As for the Grand Duke of Finland, it has also begun to serve as the previous Russian Tsars.

Disraelli's purpose is obvious.

Finland under Tsarist Russia has always been peaceful, because with the modernization of Finland, Finland's national consciousness is also becoming increasingly aroused, and more and more Finns have begun to consciously refuse to be assimilated by Tsarist Russia.

Especially in recent years, Finnish language movement led by Finns such as Snelman, first withdrew Russian from its official language and finally made Finnish the country's only official language to achieve initial victory, and the sentiment of the nationalist movement in Finland became abnormally high.

At this time, as long as Bismarcken stretched his hand to Finland, the fire of Finland's independence would immediately burn. Disraelli's concern for the Russians to intervene in the European war will disappear with the storm of Alexander II.

Bismarck would not be unwilling to accept the kindness of his British friends.

Therefore, under the active operation of Bismarck, Finnish national elites such as Snelman, who were originally known for his "literary battle", also began to deal with guns.

In March 1868, large-scale anti-Russian armed insurgency broke out across Finland.

Just one month later, the Finnish Republic was established in Helsinki, and Snellman was publicly elected as the first president of the republic by leaders of various rebellious groups.

I thought that the decree that Russian was abolished as Finland's only official language a few years ago would almost make the harmony there for more than ten or twenty years, and Alexander II, who continued to immerse himself in his great cause of wealth, caught him off guard.

This countercurrent must be suppressed!

Alexander II's mind had just changed, and notes from Britain, Germany and other countries were sent to him one by one:

The Finnish people have the right to decide their own destiny, and no one or any country shall interfere. Russia, as a great country and His Majesty the Russian Tsar, who has an extremely benevolent heart, should face the rights of the Finnish people even more.

These notes all look elegant and have the spirit of maintaining world peace. But behind the superficial words, they all contain murderous intent. To put it bluntly, as long as you, Alexander, dares to send troops to interfere with the self-determination of the Finnish people, you are the sinner who destroys European peace. The continent is now full of fire, so we are not afraid that Alexander, you are tired of hiding aside and watching the fun, and you must come to this muddy water.

Of course, there are also letters that have fought against Alexander II for this, at least one from Napoleon III, the emperor of the French Empire.

In fact, when he heard that the Finns had also had a riot, Napoleon III was really excited. According to his imagination, Alexander II would be so annoyed that he would be furious that he would soon pour into Finland and then meet Prussia, the mastermind behind the fire in Finland. As long as this situation occurs, the death of Prussia, who was attacked on both sides, will not be far away.

In order to encourage Alexander II to take a bigger step, he immediately wrote a handwritten letter to the "Dear Good Brother".

In the letter, he not only expressed great sympathy for the unfortunate experience of this "good brother", but also severely condemned the Finnish ungratefulness of beating the cook when he was full. At the same time, he repeatedly warned his Russian Tsar brother that once Finland was allowed to surrender to the Allies, Russia's rights and interests in the Baltic Sea would be completely lost.

Napoleon III felt that as long as he mentioned the Baltic Sea, even if he was patient, he would definitely not be able to sit still. I remember that Alexander II cried and shouted to me for the benefit of Russia in the Black Sea. Now, will he take the initiative to give up the Baltic Sea, which is more important to Russia?
Chapter completed!