Struggle in Russia

"Struggle in Tsarist Russia ()"

Essentially, Kossuth didn't trust Gergey Altur at all. This person is too disobedient and ambitious for him, and he always likes to make some small moves. From the last time he sneaked back to Pace, it can be seen that this person must not be trusted.

What's more, the problem in Vienna is not just a problem of trust. The most powerful army in Austria is gathered around Vienna, and the main force of the Austrian army is all around there. Kossuth would be thankful for being able to slow down the pace of the Austrian siege a little bit.

It is precisely because Altur has insufficient troops that he does everything possible to arm more troops with arms. If Artur had enough troops there, he could see the face of the French, and he didn't have the tendency to masochistic.

Anyway, all these are practical problems, and these practical problems determine that Jani’s platform cannot be unpacked for the time being, but Bertaran doesn’t even have this common sense, and really thinks that he is Zhao Ritian and can do everything in seconds!

This kind of bad cognition made Kossuth half cold, and he realized how big his internal problem was. Even Bertaran, a smart man, is so restless and aggressive. One can imagine what the simple-minded bosses in the middle and lower levels of the party would be like.

These guys are probably going to heaven!

Kossuth was suddenly worried, worried that the train he was driving would derail due to mania. The most important thing now is not to teach Baojani a lesson, but to clear the minds of these guys in the party. .

So he solemnly said to Bertaran: "Your cognition is too wrong...Our strength is neither enough to challenge Austria, nor to immediately expel the Conservatives headed by Baugjani...Maintain cooperation, It is correct to continue to arm ourselves and prepare for a long-term battle... All comrades must understand this, otherwise, we are likely to suffer major setbacks because of our aggressiveness!"

Did Bertaran listen? It is impossible not to listen to it at all, but it is also nonsense if it really attracts attention. He just listened to it and half understood it. He has such a superficial understanding, but it is not particularly profound. Anyway, he does not have much sense of crisis.

This made Kossuth scratch his head for a while, and the effect of continuing to work may be the same. Bertaran, who is already in a daze, is unlikely to listen. Now the only thing that can cool them down is a real setback. Only failure can make them understand the situation.

But what makes Kossuth's egg hurt is that he can't fail, and Hungary can't afford to lose. Under the current situation, any slight failure may cause an unforeseen chain reaction, and the consequences are really unpredictable. Kossuth really does not bet.

And just when Kossuth was scratching his head and scratching his head, Artur just rightly helped him a lot, indirectly playing the role of cooling down and putting out the fire.

The thing is, didn't Kossuth order Bertalan to march towards Vienna before, hoping that he would attract the attention of the main force of the Austrian army so as to relieve the pressure on the revolutionary army in Vienna?

At that time, Altur only sent a small number of troops forward, which caught Wendisch Gretz by surprise at the beginning and achieved some results. But soon Wendisch Gretz reacted, rearranged the backhand, mobilized heavy troops and immediately pushed back.

It is conceivable what happened to Artur's vanguard troops. Under the siege of the Austrian army several times larger than himself, these poor soldiers soon suffered heavy casualties and had to retreat in embarrassment.

Naturally, this result did not exceed Altur's expectation at all, and this result was exactly what he wanted. So he immediately informed Pace that there was a heavy enemy group in the direction of Vienna. Although his troops fought bloody battles, they were still outnumbered, so they had to retreat temporarily and re-build a line of defense in Bratislava.

Altur's wishful thinking was fulfilled, and he found a plausible excuse to reject Kossuth's order, and he could stick to Bratislava with peace of mind after only paying a small number of casualties.

to realize his war plan.

If Altur's "fiasco" happened a few days earlier, then Kossuth would definitely be blown up. At that time, there was no Bao Jiani and no extra pressure from Li Xiao, so he could do whatever he wanted.

But now, for Kossuth, this "fiasco" came too timely. He just found out that a group of stunned youths in the party may be aggressive, and they are worried about what to do. Opportunity to teach them well!

It might be a bit too much to say that Kossuth was ecstatic at this moment, but it is definitely quite comfortable. I feel that God really loves him, no matter what he does, his wishes will come true, he is simply the chosen one, okay?

Naturally, he wasn't so harsh on Altur, who had given a divine assist. Even for this failure, he let it go lightly: "This failure is a profound lesson, and any thought of underestimating the enemy is unacceptable... We must work hard and do everything well. It’s a job, and you’ll have to do your best to win!”

"Well, warn General Altur, let him learn from experience and lessons, and must immediately correct his arrogant thoughts of underestimating the enemy, reorganize his troops as soon as possible, and march to Vienna again as soon as possible!"

Bertaran was stunned by such a large amount of bombardment. He thought that Kossuth would be furious, and he might immediately dismiss Artur and investigate. He was still thinking about how to persuade him to calm down!

In the end, Kossuth was so calm that he just criticized Artur who made a big mistake. Is this still the passionate Kossuth who is easy to get angry?

That's why Bertaran couldn't help but ask: "Should we focus on General Artur's side? This defeat is really undeserved. It has delayed the great situation. It is simply a sinner of the country..."

But Kossuth said: "I can't say that, one or two defeats or victories can't explain anything...General Artur is still working hard, we should give him another chance, I believe he will realize his shame and be brave." !"

After finishing speaking, Kossuth didn't care about this matter at all. Bertaran was stunned, and he wondered if Artur had given Kossuth the ecstasy, otherwise Kossuth would have so outrageous?

He thought and thought, but he really couldn't figure out why Kossuth, who had a lot of opinions on Artur before, would make a 180-degree turn. He could only think that it was very likely that Artur and Kossuth The tense relationship between the two is deliberately made for others to see. In fact, the relationship between the two is good. It is very likely that this is a trap and is used for fishing!