Chapter 593: "Victory Day" speech
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"Long Live the Empire, Long Live Bonaparte, Long Live the Franco-British Friendship! Long Live the Fa-Austrian Friendship!"
In the deafening cries of the soldiers, the French Emperor Jerome Bonaparte, wearing a sky blue button-down Lev dress, a **** hat and a red sash on his shoulders, joined Prince Albert, his wife, François Z. Joseph, as well as King Wilhelm I of Württemberg, Grand Duke of Baden (Prince Regent) Friedrich I, senior officers, and foreign envoys walked slowly to the parade stage.
Shortly after Jerome Bonaparte and others arrived at the parade stage, the sound of a salute sounded from the Place de la Concorde not far from Jerome Bonaparte, which represented that the military parade officially started from this moment.
As the organizer of this military parade, General Niel, who is also the protagonist of the military parade, the Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the French General Staff, raised his chest, walked out of the ranks of officers in the military parade, and strode to the military parade. In front of the stage, report to Jerome Bonaparte loudly, the number of the troops reviewed this time, and the "brilliant achievements" of the companies and regiments to which they belong (most of the records are the establishment of the First Empire.)
Jerome Bonaparte nodded to Nierre with a serious face, and Nierre returned to the ranks of the officer corps.
"Long live the Empire! Long live France!"
The soldiers cheered for France again. The cheers continued for a while. Jerome Bonaparte, who was standing on the parade stage, waved his hand gently. The commander in the formation below the stage immediately ordered his soldiers to stop. Cheering, every phalanx immediately quieted down.
Whether it is the citizens of Paris outside the human wall, the soldiers in the phalanx, or the invited spectators, everyone is watching Jerome Bonaparte on the parade stage, waiting for Jerome Bonaparte Nabas giving a speech.
In this silence, Jerome Bonaparte spoke with a solemn expression: "Dear French citizens! Dear veterans! Soldiers and sailors! Sergeants and warrant officers, generals and marshals, and all the recipients. Invite the guests who come to the military parade!
My sincerest thanks to you all!
When the peace of Europe is violated, when the security of France is being challenged like never before, it is you who stand up and fight with the Britons, the Austrians, the Prussians (the Prussian envoy is relieved) for the peace of Europe, for France prosperity and stability.
From the Varna landing to the Silistra offensive, to Yevpatoria, Sevastopol fighting with the nearby enemies, I saw the French, the Britons, the Sardinians (the Garfoy Er showed an excited expression), as well as the heroic and fearless posture of the Turks... I saw the figure of the Austrian Empire running around in order to restore the precarious European peace. Although they failed in the end, they still have the highest respect.
It is precisely because of the coordination of many European countries that our Europe can embrace true peace. From them, I saw a dream, a dream of the United States of Europe, in which all countries are equal, reciprocal, tolerant, and restrained, and work together for the permanent peace of Europe. I have always believed in this matter. .
This is why, despite the divisiveness in European relations, France has always favoured the establishment of an equal, secure and indivisible system that is essential for European relations.
In April this year, I signed a security agreement for the Ottoman Empire with the Kingdom of Great Britain and the Empire of Austria (Quartet Talks).
Although the French Empire at that time was already at the stage of war with the Russian Empire, I still believe that Nicholas I of the Russian Empire was willing to reach a consensus with us before the war expanded. Have a sincere dialogue on the basis of considering each other's interests and seek suitable solutions.
But all in vain. The Russian Empire has turned a deaf ear to our unleashed goodwill, which shows that they are still very aggressive towards our friend, the Ottoman Empire.
They want to complete Peter I's (blueprint) blueprint for the estuary by occupying the Principality of the Danube, Bulgaria, Serbia, and even Constantinople... The Slavic gangs represented by Nicholas I actively respond to our approaching The area is expanding!
In this way they systematically pose an unacceptable threat to European peace, against which we can only be forced to counterattack. "
Jerome Bonaparte spoke to the soldiers and citizens present with a touch of melancholy and pain, as if this war was not a war intended by the French Empire, but a war imposed on France by the Russian Empire. The actions on the Rimian peninsula are only for self-preservation.
"Today's military parade is not to promote war, but to promote peace. We long for peace, and we are not afraid of war. Any country that tries to threaten French territory and destroy European peace in various ways will surely suffer from France and other European countries. National boycott.
Here, I sincerely hope to join hands with European countries including Russia to maintain peace, resolve disputes in a peaceful way, and create a better future together!
Long live the Empire! Long live peace! "
"Long Live the Empire, Long Live Peace!"
Jerome Bonaparte was like a horn to charge, and the phalanx soldiers near the Arc de Triomphe also cheered. The bayonet on the Mignet rifle behind them radiated a dazzling light under the sunlight. The cold glow is daunting.
After Jerome Bonaparte's speech, a phalanx led by the commander walked past the parade stage and shouted the slogan "Long Live the Empire" to Jerome Bonaparte, and put The bayonet in his hand was raised to show respect for Jerome Bonaparte.
Jerome Bonaparte also took off the Napoleon cap on his head and waved it gently in the air.
A team of phalanxes passed by, and soon came to the last phalanxes.
Franz Joseph's expression also changed from indifference to consternation, and then to anxiety... and even a hint of anger.
Prince Albert, who was standing beside Franz Joseph, involuntarily showed a smile after seeing Franz Joseph's expression change.
Franz Joseph's expression was exactly what he wanted to see, and now the Austrian Empire might not be able to wash it clean by jumping into the Yellow River.
When Franz Joseph attended the military parade, and after the news spread to the Russian Empire that he and Britain and France reviewed the prisoners of war in the Russian Empire, the Russian Empire would inevitably regard Franz Joseph as an accomplice of Britain and France.
According to Prince Albert's understanding of Nicholas I, Nicholas I would definitely be annoyed by the fact that the Austrian Empire had joined the battlefield. If the Austrian Empire wanted to continue to maintain neutrality, even if it was only superficial, it would be difficult to achieve.
There was also a commotion in the "Observation Group" behind Franz Joseph. Prince Metternich and Richard Metternich showed a wry smile on their faces at the same time. They never thought that Britain and France would make a difference for the sake of To thoroughly aggravate the contradiction between the Austrian Empire and the Russian Empire, he would not hesitate to use this method.
Aren't they afraid that the mad Nicholas I would pursue them and beat them, even to the point of death!
When the prisoners of war in gray military uniforms appeared on the parade stage, Jerome Bonaparte did not take off his hat, but quietly watched the Slavic army "come from afar" from Sevastopol leave.
After the military parade, Jerome Bonaparte also invited all the soldiers participating in the military parade to enjoy a feast in the open space in the western suburbs of Paris as usual.
Jerome Bonaparte also took the opportunity to "dump" Prince Albert and others (Prince Albert and others were pulled to their destination by a carriage assigned by Jerome Bonaparte, and Jerome Bonaparte Walk to the destination with the commander and soldiers), came to the commander who participated in the military parade and chatted with the soldiers, said two witty words with them, which made the whole team laugh, and also asked some generals he personally promoted to say two things. Intimacy, the army and Jérôme Bonaparte were as close as family.
And the interaction between Jerome Bonaparte and the intimates was just in the eyes of Queen Victoria and the couple passing by in the carriage!
"This guy Jerome Bonaparte, really!" Queen Victoria sitting in the carriage whispered to Albert about Jerome Bonaparte: "He just left us in the carriage, I was chatting with those soldiers...I really don't know, what's so good about those bastards!"
"My dear, Jerome Bonaparte is different from us! His empire was built under the midst of this group of bastards, so he would go to great lengths to please them! "Prince Albert gently stroked the hair of the Victoria couple, and responded to Victoria softly, "However, I still admire him!"
"What do you admire about him?" Queen Victoria asked suspiciously.
"I admire his ability to put down his body to communicate with soldiers and officers on a relatively equal basis, but the British have never been able to do that!" Prince Albert sighed to Queen Victoria.
Victoria knew that Albert was thinking about the cold reception he had received in the Kingdom of Britain.
The arrogance that the Anglo-Saxons carry in their bones makes them look down on everyone but themselves, and even though his husband has shown them his abilities, those people still think that Albert has come to the light of the Britons ...the attack on Albert never ceased for a moment.
"The son-in-law of the family is always an annoying character, especially a German prince like me, who can grab a lot..." Albert continued to show his weak side to Queen Victoria.
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"Long Live the Empire, Long Live Bonaparte, Long Live the Franco-British Friendship! Long Live the Fa-Austrian Friendship!"
In the deafening cries of the soldiers, the French Emperor Jerome Bonaparte, wearing a sky blue button-down Lev dress, a **** hat and a red sash on his shoulders, joined Prince Albert, his wife, François Z. Joseph, as well as King Wilhelm I of Württemberg, Grand Duke of Baden (Prince Regent) Friedrich I, senior officers, and foreign envoys walked slowly to the parade stage.
Shortly after Jerome Bonaparte and others arrived at the parade stage, the sound of a salute sounded from the Place de la Concorde not far from Jerome Bonaparte, which represented that the military parade officially started from this moment.
As the organizer of this military parade, General Niel, who is also the protagonist of the military parade, the Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the French General Staff, raised his chest, walked out of the ranks of officers in the military parade, and strode to the military parade. In front of the stage, report to Jerome Bonaparte loudly, the number of the troops reviewed this time, and the "brilliant achievements" of the companies and regiments to which they belong (most of the records are the establishment of the First Empire.)
Jerome Bonaparte nodded to Nierre with a serious face, and Nierre returned to the ranks of the officer corps.
"Long live the Empire! Long live France!"
The soldiers cheered for France again. The cheers continued for a while. Jerome Bonaparte, who was standing on the parade stage, waved his hand gently. The commander in the formation below the stage immediately ordered his soldiers to stop. Cheering, every phalanx immediately quieted down.
Whether it is the citizens of Paris outside the human wall, the soldiers in the phalanx, or the invited spectators, everyone is watching Jerome Bonaparte on the parade stage, waiting for Jerome Bonaparte Nabas giving a speech.
In this silence, Jerome Bonaparte spoke with a solemn expression: "Dear French citizens! Dear veterans! Soldiers and sailors! Sergeants and warrant officers, generals and marshals, and all the recipients. Invite the guests who come to the military parade!
My sincerest thanks to you all!
When the peace of Europe is violated, when the security of France is being challenged like never before, it is you who stand up and fight with the Britons, the Austrians, the Prussians (the Prussian envoy is relieved) for the peace of Europe, for France prosperity and stability.
From the Varna landing to the Silistra offensive, to Yevpatoria, Sevastopol fighting with the nearby enemies, I saw the French, the Britons, the Sardinians (the Garfoy Er showed an excited expression), as well as the heroic and fearless posture of the Turks... I saw the figure of the Austrian Empire running around in order to restore the precarious European peace. Although they failed in the end, they still have the highest respect.
It is precisely because of the coordination of many European countries that our Europe can embrace true peace. From them, I saw a dream, a dream of the United States of Europe, in which all countries are equal, reciprocal, tolerant, and restrained, and work together for the permanent peace of Europe. I have always believed in this matter. .
This is why, despite the divisiveness in European relations, France has always favoured the establishment of an equal, secure and indivisible system that is essential for European relations.
In April this year, I signed a security agreement for the Ottoman Empire with the Kingdom of Great Britain and the Empire of Austria (Quartet Talks).
Although the French Empire at that time was already at the stage of war with the Russian Empire, I still believe that Nicholas I of the Russian Empire was willing to reach a consensus with us before the war expanded. Have a sincere dialogue on the basis of considering each other's interests and seek suitable solutions.
But all in vain. The Russian Empire has turned a deaf ear to our unleashed goodwill, which shows that they are still very aggressive towards our friend, the Ottoman Empire.
They want to complete Peter I's (blueprint) blueprint for the estuary by occupying the Principality of the Danube, Bulgaria, Serbia, and even Constantinople... The Slavic gangs represented by Nicholas I actively respond to our approaching The area is expanding!
In this way they systematically pose an unacceptable threat to European peace, against which we can only be forced to counterattack. "
Jerome Bonaparte spoke to the soldiers and citizens present with a touch of melancholy and pain, as if this war was not a war intended by the French Empire, but a war imposed on France by the Russian Empire. The actions on the Rimian peninsula are only for self-preservation.
"Today's military parade is not to promote war, but to promote peace. We long for peace, and we are not afraid of war. Any country that tries to threaten French territory and destroy European peace in various ways will surely suffer from France and other European countries. National boycott.
Here, I sincerely hope to join hands with European countries including Russia to maintain peace, resolve disputes in a peaceful way, and create a better future together!
Long live the Empire! Long live peace! "
"Long Live the Empire, Long Live Peace!"
Jerome Bonaparte was like a horn to charge, and the phalanx soldiers near the Arc de Triomphe also cheered. The bayonet on the Mignet rifle behind them radiated a dazzling light under the sunlight. The cold glow is daunting.
After Jerome Bonaparte's speech, a phalanx led by the commander walked past the parade stage and shouted the slogan "Long Live the Empire" to Jerome Bonaparte, and put The bayonet in his hand was raised to show respect for Jerome Bonaparte.
Jerome Bonaparte also took off the Napoleon cap on his head and waved it gently in the air.
A team of phalanxes passed by, and soon came to the last phalanxes.
Franz Joseph's expression also changed from indifference to consternation, and then to anxiety... and even a hint of anger.
Prince Albert, who was standing beside Franz Joseph, involuntarily showed a smile after seeing Franz Joseph's expression change.
Franz Joseph's expression was exactly what he wanted to see, and now the Austrian Empire might not be able to wash it clean by jumping into the Yellow River.
When Franz Joseph attended the military parade, and after the news spread to the Russian Empire that he and Britain and France reviewed the prisoners of war in the Russian Empire, the Russian Empire would inevitably regard Franz Joseph as an accomplice of Britain and France.
According to Prince Albert's understanding of Nicholas I, Nicholas I would definitely be annoyed by the fact that the Austrian Empire had joined the battlefield. If the Austrian Empire wanted to continue to maintain neutrality, even if it was only superficial, it would be difficult to achieve.
There was also a commotion in the "Observation Group" behind Franz Joseph. Prince Metternich and Richard Metternich showed a wry smile on their faces at the same time. They never thought that Britain and France would make a difference for the sake of To thoroughly aggravate the contradiction between the Austrian Empire and the Russian Empire, he would not hesitate to use this method.
Aren't they afraid that the mad Nicholas I would pursue them and beat them, even to the point of death!
When the prisoners of war in gray military uniforms appeared on the parade stage, Jerome Bonaparte did not take off his hat, but quietly watched the Slavic army "come from afar" from Sevastopol leave.
After the military parade, Jerome Bonaparte also invited all the soldiers participating in the military parade to enjoy a feast in the open space in the western suburbs of Paris as usual.
Jerome Bonaparte also took the opportunity to "dump" Prince Albert and others (Prince Albert and others were pulled to their destination by a carriage assigned by Jerome Bonaparte, and Jerome Bonaparte Walk to the destination with the commander and soldiers), came to the commander who participated in the military parade and chatted with the soldiers, said two witty words with them, which made the whole team laugh, and also asked some generals he personally promoted to say two things. Intimacy, the army and Jérôme Bonaparte were as close as family.
And the interaction between Jerome Bonaparte and the intimates was just in the eyes of Queen Victoria and the couple passing by in the carriage!
"This guy Jerome Bonaparte, really!" Queen Victoria sitting in the carriage whispered to Albert about Jerome Bonaparte: "He just left us in the carriage, I was chatting with those soldiers...I really don't know, what's so good about those bastards!"
"My dear, Jerome Bonaparte is different from us! His empire was built under the midst of this group of bastards, so he would go to great lengths to please them! "Prince Albert gently stroked the hair of the Victoria couple, and responded to Victoria softly, "However, I still admire him!"
"What do you admire about him?" Queen Victoria asked suspiciously.
"I admire his ability to put down his body to communicate with soldiers and officers on a relatively equal basis, but the British have never been able to do that!" Prince Albert sighed to Queen Victoria.
Victoria knew that Albert was thinking about the cold reception he had received in the Kingdom of Britain.
The arrogance that the Anglo-Saxons carry in their bones makes them look down on everyone but themselves, and even though his husband has shown them his abilities, those people still think that Albert has come to the light of the Britons ...the attack on Albert never ceased for a moment.
"The son-in-law of the family is always an annoying character, especially a German prince like me, who can grab a lot..." Albert continued to show his weak side to Queen Victoria.
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"Long Live the Empire, Long Live Bonaparte, Long Live the Franco-British Friendship! Long Live the Fa-Austrian Friendship!"In the deafening cries of the soldiers, the French Emperor Jerome Bonaparte, wearing a sky blue button-down Lev dress, a **** hat and a red sash on his shoulders, joined Prince Albert, his wife, Franois Z. Joseph, as well as King Wilhelm I of Wrttemberg, Grand Duke of Baden Prince Regent Friedrich I, senior officers, and foreign envoys walked slowly to the parade stage.Shortly after Jerome Bonaparte and others arrived at the parade stage, the sound of a salute sounded from the Place de la Concorde not far from Jerome Bonaparte, which represented that the military parade officially started from this moment.As the organizer of this military parade, General Niel, who is also the protagonist of the military parade, the Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the French General Staff, raised his chest, walked out of the ranks of officers in the military parade, and strode to the military parade. In front of the stage, report to Jerome Bonaparte loudly, the number of the troops reviewed this time, and the "brilliant achievements" of the companies and regiments to which they belong most of the records are the establishment of the First Empire.Jerome Bonaparte nodded to Nierre with a serious face, and Nierre returned to the ranks of the officer corps."Long live the Empire! Long live France!"The soldiers cheered for France again. The cheers continued for a while. Jerome Bonaparte, who was standing on the parade stage, waved his hand gently. The commander in the formation below the stage immediately ordered his soldiers to stop. Cheering, every phalanx immediately quieted down.Whether it is the citizens of Paris outside the human wall, the soldiers in the phalanx, or the invited spectators, everyone is watching Jerome Bonaparte on the parade stage, waiting for Jerome Bonaparte Nabas giving a speech.In this silence, Jerome Bonaparte spoke with a solemn expression: "Dear French citizens! Dear veterans! Soldiers and sailors! Sergeants and warrant officers, generals and marshals, and all the recipients. Invite the guests who come to the military parade!My sincerest thanks to you all!When the peace of Europe is violated, when the security of France is being challenged like never before, it is you who stand up and fight with the Britons, the Austrians, the Prussians the Prussian envoy is relieved for the peace of Europe, for France prosperity and stability.From the Varna landing to the Silistra offensive, to Yevpatoria, Sevastopol fighting with the nearby enemies, I saw the French, the Britons, the Sardinians the Garfoy Er showed an excited expression, as well as the heroic and fearless posture of the Turks... I saw the figure of the Austrian Empire running around in order to restore the precarious European peace. Although they failed in the end, they still have the highest respect.It is precisely because of the coordination of many European countries that our Europe can embrace true peace. From them, I saw a dream, a dream of the United States of Europe, in which all countries are equal, reciprocal, tolerant, and restrained, and work together for the permanent peace of Europe. I have always believed in this matter. .This is why, despite the divisiveness in European relations, France has always favoured the establishment of an equal, secure and indivisible system that is essential for European relations.In April this year, I signed a security agreement for the Ottoman Empire with the Kingdom of Great Britain and the Empire of Austria Quartet Talks.Although the French Empire at that time was already at the stage of war with the Russian Empire, I still believe that Nicholas I of the Russian Empire was willing to reach a consensus with us before the war expanded. Have a sincere dialogue on the basis of considering each other's interests and seek suitable solutions.But all in vain. The Russian Empire has turned a deaf ear to our unleashed goodwill, which shows that they are still very aggressive towards our friend, the Ottoman Empire.They want to complete Peter I's blueprint blueprint for the estuary by occupying the Principality of the Danube, Bulgaria, Serbia, and even Constantinople... The Slavic gangs represented by Nicholas I actively respond to our approaching The area is expanding!In this way they systematically pose an unacceptable threat to European peace, against which we can only be forced to counterattack. "Jerome Bonaparte spoke to the soldiers and citizens present with a touch of melancholy and pain, as if this war was not a war intended by the French Empire, but a war imposed on France by the Russian Empire. The actions on the Rimian peninsula are only for self-preservation."Today's military parade is not to promote war, but to promote peace. We long for peace, and we are not afraid of war. Any country that tries to threaten French territory and destroy European peace in various ways will surely suffer from France and other European countries. National boycott.Here, I sincerely hope to join hands with European countries including Russia to maintain peace, resolve disputes in a peaceful way, and create a better future together!Long live the Empire! Long live peace! ""Long Live the Empire, Long Live Peace!"Jerome Bonaparte was like a horn to charge, and the phalanx soldiers near the Arc de Triomphe also cheered. The bayonet on the Mignet rifle behind them radiated a dazzling light under the sunlight. The cold glow is daunting.After Jerome Bonaparte's speech, a phalanx led by the commander walked past the parade stage and shouted the slogan "Long Live the Empire" to Jerome Bonaparte, and put The bayonet in his hand was raised to show respect for Jerome Bonaparte.Jerome Bonaparte also took off the Napoleon cap on his head and waved it gently in the air.A team of phalanxes passed by, and soon came to the last phalanxes.Franz Joseph's expression also changed from indifference to consternation, and then to anxiety... and even a hint of anger.Prince Albert, who was standing beside Franz Joseph, involuntarily showed a smile after seeing Franz Joseph's expression change.Franz Joseph's expression was exactly what he wanted to see, and now the Austrian Empire might not be able to wash it clean by jumping into the Yellow River.When Franz Joseph attended the military parade, and after the news spread to the Russian Empire that he and Britain and France reviewed the prisoners of war in the Russian Empire, the Russian Empire would inevitably regard Franz Joseph as an accomplice of Britain and France.According to Prince Albert's understanding of Nicholas I, Nicholas I would definitely be annoyed by the fact that the Austrian Empire had joined the battlefield. If the Austrian Empire wanted to continue to maintain neutrality, even if it was only superficial, it would be difficult to achieve.There was also a commotion in the "Observation Group" behind Franz Joseph. Prince Metternich and Richard Metternich showed a wry smile on their faces at the same time. They never thought that Britain and France would make a difference for the sake of To thoroughly aggravate the contradiction between the Austrian Empire and the Russian Empire, he would not hesitate to use this method.Aren't they afraid that the mad Nicholas I would pursue them and beat them, even to the point of death!When the prisoners of war in gray military uniforms appeared on the parade stage, Jerome Bonaparte did not take off his hat, but quietly watched the Slavic army "come from afar" from Sevastopol leave.After the military parade, Jerome Bonaparte also invited all the soldiers participating in the military parade to enjoy a feast in the open space in the western suburbs of Paris as usual.Jerome Bonaparte also took the opportunity to "dump" Prince Albert and others Prince Albert and others were pulled to their destination by a carriage assigned by Jerome Bonaparte, and Jerome Bonaparte Walk to the destination with the commander and soldiers, came to the commander who participated in the military parade and chatted with the soldiers, said two witty words with them, which made the whole team laugh, and also asked some generals he personally promoted to say two things. Intimacy, the army and Jrme Bonaparte were as close as family.And the interaction between Jerome Bonaparte and the intimates was just in the eyes of Queen Victoria and the couple passing by in the carriage!"This guy Jerome Bonaparte, really!" Queen Victoria sitting in the carriage whispered to Albert about Jerome Bonaparte: "He just left us in the carriage, I was chatting with those soldiers...I really don't know, what's so good about those bastards!""My dear, Jerome Bonaparte is different from us! His empire was built under the midst of this group of bastards, so he would go to great lengths to please them! "Prince Albert gently stroked the hair of the Victoria couple, and responded to Victoria softly, "However, I still admire him!""What do you admire about him?" Queen Victoria asked suspiciously."I admire his ability to put down his body to communicate with soldiers and officers on a relatively equal basis, but the British have never been able to do that!" Prince Albert sighed to Queen Victoria.Victoria knew that Albert was thinking about the cold reception he had received in the Kingdom of Britain.The arrogance that the Anglo-Saxons carry in their bones makes them look down on everyone but themselves, and even though his husband has shown them his abilities, those people still think that Albert has come to the light of the Britons ...the attack on Albert never ceased for a moment."The son-in-law of the family is always an annoying character, especially a German prince like me, who can grab a lot..." Albert continued to show his weak side to Queen Victoria.Please remember this book's first domain name: . Mobile version reading website:
